1) and 2) are hardware dependent. If you need something with higher
acceleration range than standard handsets, you'd probably have to have it
built. Accelerometer - chips are made to many different specs, but
generally, the higher sensitivity, the lower the range. Remember also that
there can b
I'm totally talking out of my butt (have not looked at the relevant code)
but I'm guessing that questions 1 and 2 have more to do with
driver/hardware limits than Android-imposed limits.
On Monday, October 15, 2012 6:55:47 PM UTC-7, Guillermo Polonsky wrote:
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> Did you get a reply on any of the
Did you get a reply on any of these questions? I'm interested too.
BTW, I don't think is would be probably to get more than 3Gs as for example
the accelerometer of the Samsung Galaxy S2 can detect a maximum of 19m/s^2
which is approx 3.3Gs
Best Regards. Guillermo.
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