Due to excessive nagging primarily from jug6ernaut but also a few others, I’ve attempted to make a HTC GSensor Emulator for the LG Expo GSensor.
Only the basic GSensor calls are supported (polling), none of the advanced HTCSensorSDK stuff. This means that while some apps will work, some will not. Boing and Diamond Hologram do work, though! LG Cell Phone Software
So far every app I’ve tried works well! I haven’t had any that haven’t worked, but I’ll start a new thread with working/not working. Enjoy! LG-eXpo info
HTCSensorSDK for the LG Expo here:
LG Expo/IQ Phone Photos-LG Cell Phone Pictures
How to make LG eXpo / IQ faster? LG Phone Problem and Solution
Installing the .Net 3.5 framework is really a good idea! Some programs require the updated framework and it has the added benefit of speeding up the LG eXpo / IQ.
You will also see it spelled dotNET because some search engines don’t like a period in front of a word. You will also need to change a registry entry to make .Net 3.5 the default version. LG-eXpo info
The LG eXpo / IQ like every other WM phone comes with .Net 2.0. This is an older version than the current 3.5 or even the beta 3.7. Well you can download .Net 3.5 and install it to your phone from Microsoft. Here is the link:
To install the framework 3.5 on LG eXpo / IQ
- Download the framework 3.5:
- Connect the phone to your PC
- Run the file you have just downloaded
- You are done!
LG eXpo / IQ Phone Photos – LG Cell Phone Pictures
How to calibrate LG eXpo / IQ’s screen?
Start > Settings > System >Screen > Align Screen
When you calibrate your screen, make sure to use the same amount of pressure you would normally use. The LG eXpo/IQ not only aligns the screen, but also calibrates the touch sensitivity. A light touch will cause the LG eXpo/IQ to be more responsive.
Here is a good tip I found on LG forum that makes your screen more responsive.
First you will need a paperclip. Stretch the end out so that you have something like a stylus (Note: you can use the stylus to do this but you get better sensitivity by using a paperclip). Now go to start menu>settings>system>screen. Now click on align screen and lightly touch the center of each cross-hair with the end of the paperclip. The lighter the touch the more sensitive the screen will be. LG-eXpo info
Note: If you use a paperclip and don’t have a screen protector be careful not to scratch the screen.
Here is a cab that will help to increase the screen sensitivity. If you use it in conjunction with the previous attempts your screen should be much better than out of the box.