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Help Google Search Bar Popping Up

So U.S. Cellualr posted up the 2.2 Froyo update yesterday and I have several associates in my store with the Acclaim. They all have said that the search box issue has went for now. So go ahead and try it and let me know what you guys experience.

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I just revisited this thread for that very reason. I went through 2 phones running 2.1 Eclair and both were so buggy with the search/keyboard popping up it wasn't even funny.

After flashing to 2.2 my phone has not done it's favorite "search bar spaz out" once! It was one of those annoying things I had to live with on a daily basis that nobody had a clear solution to. I'm SOO happy this was fixed with Froyo!
 
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I need to know how to stop the Google Search/Voice Bar from popping up whenever it feels like it. :mad: I've tried to go into the settings to disable it but to my dismay it still keep re-appearing. Any ideas? :thinking:
You know, mine does the same thing.it is so annoying! I have an Xperia. It happens when I move the phone just a mild shakeep. I have to be COMPLETLY out of any apps and signed out of my browser with me signed out with the phone in lock or I'll hear that annoying ding sound and the search pops up. I hate it,I want to throw the phone against the wall. I've tried every setting possible. What is it? I'll be texting.here it is,I'll be lying down w
 
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Same here, mine pops up ALL the time. The phone could be by itself on a table or charging, and the search feature/keyboard pops up on its own. I even exchanged my phone for a brand new Acclaim from US Cellular, and the new phone does the same thing...I think it's even worse! :mad:

Now the search feature pops up immediately EVERY time I go to make a call (when the Dialing screen comes up), and sometimes on incoming calls. It's getting downright obnoxious.

We seriously need a firmware fix for this, it's not just my phone or my second brand new phone. This seems like a widespread issue with many Acclaim owners.
Same here, mine pops up ALL the time. The phone could be by itself on a table or charging, and the search feature/keyboard pops up on its own. I even exchanged my phone for a brand new Acclaim from US Cellular, and the new phone does the same thing...I think it's even worse! :mad:

Now the search feature pops up immediately EVERY time I go to make a call (when the Dialing screen comes up), and sometimes on incoming calls. It's getting downright obnoxious.

We seriously need a firmware fix for this, it's not just my phone or my second brand new phone. This seems like a widespread issue with many Acclaim owners.
Mine does it too and it's an Xperia. I just move my phone. Here it is with that annoying ring! What is it why can't I fix it? I've looked in all the settings,there is no way. I have to be completely in lock position with screen turned off and here it comes, I hate it,so much,I want to switch to an I phone,hopefully it won't be on there. It drives me crazy!
 
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Mine does it too and it's an Xperia. I just move my phone. Here it is with that annoying ring! What is it why can't I fix it? I've looked in all the settings,there is no way. I have to be completely in lockposition with screen turned off and here it comes, I hate it,so much,I want to switch to an I phone,hopefully it won't be on there. It drives me crazy!
 
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I need to know how to stop the Google Search/Voice Bar from popping up whenever it feels like it. :mad: I've tried to go into the settings to disable it but to my dismay it still keep re-appearing. Any ideas? :thinking:
My search thing kept popping up every time i would hit the home button on my galaxy s5 active. To disable this, go to application manager and select the google app. Then 'turn off' the app. I did this and havent seen this pop up again.
 
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