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plankgatan
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pure software ????????
how can it be like that ?? sounds strange, it must be connected with some kind of hardware (motion sensor) or ???
marble madness use a full 360 degrees function, dosent it have something to do with that ??
i mean, you shake the phone to skip tracks, then it must have some kind of motion sensor to feel that... or ???
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Muhammad-Oli
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Did you read the review man?
Note- this is NOT the Shake Control feature as many sites seem to be very confused with.
You're thinking of Shake Control which has nothing at all to do with SenseMe.
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0blivion
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On 2008-03-16 13:21:33, plankgatan wrote:
what i understand is the sense me function connected with the same sensor as K850 motion sensor, so it should be possible to have sense me in K850 & G900/C902
sensMe has nothing to do with the motion sensor. How it works is that the media manager analysis the accoustics of the songs taking avarage data like bpm and the "mood" of the music and adds this to the meta data of the file.
Then when you place the song on the phone, when the player scans the song it takes this data and aranges the song on the sensMe grid.
When it comes to using to software, there is a small circle that you move to the area that you want, then you hit select and then change the diameter of the circle to create the playlist. |
plankgatan
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he he he
sorry guys, my fault. (i dont why i mixed with sense me.. i know what sense me is. it have nothing to with some motion sensor)
i of course mean the shake controll, so once again, then it should be possible to have shake controll inside k850, g900, c902...or ????????
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Muhammad-Oli
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Yeah it should be possible somehow. When modding is available I'm sure there will be a way! 
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MikLSP
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I wish people would read before posting 
It seems to be a wide misconception actually and I have seen many "review" sites briefly mention SensMe as being Shake Control, damn uneducated assumption! 
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NightBlade
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On 2008-03-16 14:10:24, MikLSP wrote:
I wish people would read before posting
It seems to be a wide misconception actually and I have seen many "review" sites briefly mention SensMe as being Shake Control, damn uneducated assumption!
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On 2008-03-16 13:49:35, Muhammad-Oli wrote:
Yeah it should be possible somehow. When modding is available I'm sure there will be a way!
no, shake me uses an accelerometer - a hardware device that the phone either has or doesn't have. You can't enable shake me via patching or modding. 
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MikLSP
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Thats going back off-topic but what he was suggesting was patching phones which do have the accelerometer hardware e.g. K850i
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plankgatan
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On 2008-03-16 16:17:49, MikLSP wrote:
Thats going back off-topic but what he was suggesting was patching phones which do have the accelerometer hardware e.g. K850i
exactley what i mean... K850, g900, c902 have motion sensor (accelerometer), so with right software it should maybe be possible to have shake controll
question.... do w910 have exactley same motion sensor like k850 ????
(or does it have some "special" for the shake controll... not likely or)
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Pop Lover
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I think is Silly Feature While W910 is too slow in my opinion if you compare it to the previous Generation of the Walkman Series
While listing to music you extremely hard to navigate through your play list and doing something esle while working in the PhonE
BTW W890 The same
W760 Will be much better and much enhanced W980 also....
I will get red of my W910
to get a symbian Phone maybe W960 or P1
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max_wedge
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forgot K850 has accelerometer 
Personally I can't imagine shaking the handset would be anymore efficient than just holding the volume button up or down (as you can do K800 which isn't even a walkman)
Reason being, it would need a reasonably hard shake, not just a small jolt, otherwise you would be changing tracks just walking along! So I just see giving the handset a good yank using a lot more energy than just holding the volume button gently.
I also cycle with my music playing, and shake me would be useless in this situation (it's safer to reach around and hold the vol button when you have a clear path ahead of you, because you don't have to actually take the phone off the belt)
I'm sure it will be useful for some, but for myself the feature doesn't appeal to me.
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MikLSP
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Can we move away from Shake Control before even more people get the two confused 
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max_wedge
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Sorry Mik, I lost track of the thread purpose!
AS I said earlier, senseme sounds like a great feature to me. If it's truly capable of sorting music by style, then I'm all for it.
I don't always listen to music by style of music, but if I could easily sort the playlist by type of music then I'd use it quite a bit.
As far as modding goes, the feature may be a bit like Walkman Player - too deeply integrated into firmware to easily "patch out" into other firmwares. Hope I'm wrong though. It should also be possible to design a java music player with sense me.
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MikLSP
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Thats very true, the data is simply saved to the MP3's ID tag so it should be a case of making another app which can read it.
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