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S3 whistling!
Can someone please tell me how i stop my S3 whistling at me?
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Don't wear a short skirt when you walk past it...?
You're going to have to be more specific mate |
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Settings > sounds > Default notifications ( change to whatever or silent)
I have mine set to silent, the led flashing and the phone vibrating when you pick it up is enough without any sounds. |
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Settings > sounds > Default notifications ( change to whatever or silent)
I have mine set to silent, the led flashing and the phone vibrating when you pick it up is enough without any sounds. |
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Can someone please tell me how i stop my S3 whistling at me?
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I spent quite a while trying to work out how to allocate different notifications to different apps. I had it in my head that “default notifications” would allow me to do this from one place, before realising you need to do it within the apps themselves. I was getting quite a annoyed getting up to check the phone for a text message only to find it was linkedin junk.
For anyone who wants differing notification sounds to distinguish between text messages, mail and everything else: Messages: Settings, Notification Settings, Select Rington Gmail: Settings, then click on the account name then Ringtone & Vibrate, then ringtone. |
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Bloody hate that whistle. Its pure Samsung.
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You could just disable notifications in the notification bar on ICS not sure why they removed it in JB.
How is your S3 anyway whoever? |
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You could just disable notifications in the notification bar on ICS not sure why they removed it in JB.
How is your S3 anyway whoever? .It didn't just work disabling notifications btw. I had driving mode enabled which meant it kept telling i had emails, literally at work i must have heard "1 new mail" half a dozen times. I had to apologise to the others in the office. |
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Hmm I don't really mess around with the notification settings to much as I have my phone completely muted with an app 'volume control' by corecode. I think i've mentioned before i havent even a clue what my ringtone is. I'm not a big fan of being available all of the time. You could use that for when you need it to be quiet
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Hmm I don't really mess around with the notification settings to much as I have my phone completely muted with an app 'volume control' by corecode. I think i've mentioned before i havent even a clue what my ringtone is. I'm not a big fan of being available all of the time. You could use that for when you need it to be quiet
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Volume controls over rides everything (except those pesky side volume buttons) I've been using it for a couple of years now. Never needed to adjust volume on whatever phone i've had by using the phone settings. Everything down to the camera goes to silent. Way easier than figuring out the numerous volume controls on the S3.
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