1. i did the old folded up business card trick for my un responsive screen, works well but i noticed that the rear plate comes off often... anyone else have this problem? i use a belt clip, and i have noticed on more that one occasion when i clip it on, the back plate comes off in my hand. and the clip doesnt touch the release tabs, so what gives?
2. Also, is there a way to change the centering of your background? i have noticed that sometimes the picture is the lower 3/4 of the screen, but other pictures maybe the upper 3/4 of the screen (as in sometimes the pictures is behind a partially transparent menu keys, and sometimes its behind the partially transparent clock/batt/top in formation bar)
1. I think maybe you've added too much paper, or the fold is too thick and because of that, the back cover isn't able to fit on as snug-ly as before. Is the piece of paper on top of the battery, under the cover or is it underneath the battery? I put the piece of paper underneath the battery. My click is AMAZING and I don't have the battery cover that constantly pops off issue.
1. i did the old folded up business card trick for my un responsive screen, works well but i noticed that the rear plate comes off often... anyone else have this problem? i use a belt clip, and i have noticed on more that one occasion when i clip it on, the back plate comes off in my hand. and the clip doesnt touch the release tabs, so what gives?
2. Also, is there a way to change the centering of your background? i have noticed that sometimes the picture is the lower 3/4 of the screen, but other pictures maybe the upper 3/4 of the screen (as in sometimes the pictures is behind a partially transparent menu keys, and sometimes its behind the partially transparent clock/batt/top in formation bar)
thanks
1. I'm pretty sure this mean's you are putting too much 'stuff' in there -- you may be risking damaging the battery contacts.
2. The only way I'm aware is editing it in an external program, or by zooming in/moving.
