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Tip #6 from the 31 Galaxy Note 3 Tips & Tricks article on the Phandroid Home page might help a little anyways:
#6 – Vibrations too strong?
The default notification vibrations are pretty darn strong! You can turn them down:
Go to Settings > Device > Sound > Vibration Intensity
Adjust your incoming call, notification, and haptic feedback vibrations as you see fit!
You can also set your phone to vibrate even when ringing (great if you’re at a bar, party, concert, or other loud place) and change the pattern of the vibration from the same settings area.
#6 – Vibrations too strong?
The default notification vibrations are pretty darn strong! You can turn them down:
Go to Settings > Device > Sound > Vibration Intensity
Adjust your incoming call, notification, and haptic feedback vibrations as you see fit!
You can also set your phone to vibrate even when ringing (great if you’re at a bar, party, concert, or other loud place) and change the pattern of the vibration from the same settings area.
Thanks I also saw the Vibration Intensity setting. However, that doesn't solve my issue. When I unchecked the "vibrate" option in gmail, I expect it not to vibrate whenever I get a new mail. When I have sound on, it doesn't vibrate. But when I have it on silent/vibrate at work, gmail vibrates again for new mails. If I turn the vibration intensity all the way to 0, gmail stops vibrating but so does everything else. I want other apps like whatsapp to vibrate any new alerts. I didn't have this "all-or-nothing" issue before and I found out it was implemented as a feature in 4.2.2 or something.
Seems like gmail is not able to override the "vibration intensity" option when in vibrate mode.
Seems like gmail is not able to override the "vibration intensity" option when in vibrate mode.
I did say it would help a little. 