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Originally Posted by Xenon
Compass doesn't rely on accelerometers, it has a magneto-something sensor
of its own. A simple principle basically: you put electric current through a coil
and you get magnetic field which tries to align itself just like a magnetic
needle would.
In my opinion the Compass should be tested only outdoors as computers and
other indoor electric equipment seem to desorient it.
I agree with KlaymenDK in demanding the thing to work properly. I don't care
whether it's the main focus of the phone. It's there, it's not that complicated
and it should work.
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its not a default app for samsung tho. not everything works well with every device. the physical components of each device are different.
if its not accellerometer based can you explain why holding it vertical makes it inacurate as it would be the same magnet and the same current regardless of vertical and horizontal orientation
edit have you seen this?
http://www.mobilizy.com/enupdate-samsung-galaxy