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Help HELP! How can I change my cell screen colour? :/
- Thread starter Faolan
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Hello!
Quite possible as I can do it on my G3, but what HTC model do you have?
Quite possible as I can do it on my G3, but what HTC model do you have?
Hi Mike,
According to the info slip it's an HTC Desire 510. The machine's resolution is terrible, too. It's fuzzy and dull. It's like comparing a non-HD TV to an HD TV. My old Samsung Galaxy S2 has PHENOMENAL resolution, colour and is shaping, bright and clear (it's the HD TV in this example.). THIS phone, however, has a dull, fuzzy home screen and the colour throughout the phone on any app and the home screen is very cold in colour as blue is seemingly the predominant colour, the red and green being a lot less prominent. Please help?
According to the info slip it's an HTC Desire 510. The machine's resolution is terrible, too. It's fuzzy and dull. It's like comparing a non-HD TV to an HD TV. My old Samsung Galaxy S2 has PHENOMENAL resolution, colour and is shaping, bright and clear (it's the HD TV in this example.). THIS phone, however, has a dull, fuzzy home screen and the colour throughout the phone on any app and the home screen is very cold in colour as blue is seemingly the predominant colour, the red and green being a lot less prominent. Please help?
Hmm, new phone eh? Odd indeed.
Well, tell ya what....first I'll move this thread into your device forum so that others can help.
But, has this been an issue since you first got it?
Well, tell ya what....first I'll move this thread into your device forum so that others can help.
But, has this been an issue since you first got it?
Jonathin_ramos
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I haven't noticed that issue before... Perhaps "Super Manager 2.0" from Google Play Store could help you. You'll have to scroll through some menus, but you'll find it.
Jonathin_ramos
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Ah, I think I know how you can do it, but you'll need to have a rooted phone. Download "Kernel Auditor" from Google Play, then open it. Give it SuperUser rights, then open the side menu. Under there, there should be an option to tweak your phone screen's settings.