Two problems with my new galaxy

[thetanman101]

1. First problem is my screen automatically dims any time I open my Internet. No changes in my display settings have had any effect.


2. Second problem is when I'm in the middle of calls, anytime I need to select a number I lower the phone and my number pad is displayed. It then blacks out before I can make a selection. Sometimes I can get a number selected but it will always black out before I can input a multiple number selection.

 

[jgmecarter]

You have to go into the settings in the web browser it self there is a brightness level that you have to adjust just for the internet itself. As far as your second question. I do not know if there is anything in the setting that will change that for you. But I had that problem with the droid charge and the nexus and both times Verizon replaced the phones and it took care of the problem.

 

[thetanman101]

So I'd be looking for this on Google's home page? All I'm finding is search settings and nothing in reference to screen views.

 

[jgmecarter]

Go into settings from the google home page and scroll down until see brightness level

 

[nuch14150]

Settings. Power saving.change third option for Internet background brightness

 

[thetanman101]

Go into settings from the google home page and scroll down until see brightness level

This got it. Thanks! What is Haptic Feedback?

 

[zacedward]

This got it. Thanks! What is Haptic Feedback?

Its the vibration when you touch the keyboard or select menue or apps

 

[thetanman101]

And it's back to dimming again. Frustrating. All the auto features are turned off the display options. All battery saying is turned off. Uggh.

 

[Ozzzy3z]

And it's back to dimming again. Frustrating. All the auto features are turned off the display options. All battery saying is turned off. Uggh.

I fixed the dimming Internet issue by downloading Boat Browser. It is fast and stays nice and bright.

 

[Jake Benson]

I turned off the power saver and my screen no longer dims while on the Internet.

 

[MistaWolfe]

Wow..

It's called a proximity sensor, you geniuses.

Lol...

P. S. Maybe you two need to go back to your blackberries ;-)

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[Sydman]

Wow..

It's called a proximity sensor, you geniuses.

Lol...

P. S. Maybe you two need to go back to your blackberries ;-)

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That is a pretty unproductive and unnecessary post, try and keep it helpful and friendly around here please.

Sent from my DROID RAZR MAXX.

 

[MistaWolfe]

You are correct, so my apologies -but, I was right. That's the proximity sensor. Look in settings under the dialer and there should be an option to disable.

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[Sydman]

You are correct, so my apologies -but, I was right. That's the proximity sensor. Look in settings under the dialer and there should be an option to disable.

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That is much more productive, thanks.

Sent from my DROID RAZR MAXX.

 

[MrBunster]

I don't have a dimming problem with Chrome. Give that a try.