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Phone:

HTC EVO 3D

Description:

I don't know if this is a bug, but it's weird. Send some newlines in a text message and you'll receive a crazy amount of vibrations after the sent message.

As far as I am aware, there is no morse code for \n

Regardless, I don't think there should be any vibrating for newlines.

Replication:

-- Type in and send a text message with newlines manually in the compose screen.

Severity:

Low / Trivial

It says "No milestone" but I see no way of adding it to a milestone list.

Phone:

HTC EVO 3D

Description:

Crashes upon sending long message.

Replication:

-- Compose
-- Select contact
-- Compose huge message (> 160 chars for sure, but not sure if this is the exact boundary where it breaks)
-- Hit volume down button to send ==> "Sorry! The application Blind.ly Messenger (process edu.berkeley.cs169) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again."

Severity:

High

Phone: HTC EVO 3D

While you are in the compose message of the app, a person can type the morse code by accidentally hitting the screen as well as the volume up- rocker...

Kinda throws everything off if accidentally tap somewhere on the screen.

Importance: High

Phone: HTC EVO 3D

Hi guys,

So I wanted to say, you guys really made it hard for us to test by leaving next to no bugs in your app >.< -- The main things that we come out with are suggestions...

-- Would it be possible to vibrate back what you have written on the Compose screen (without using text-to-speech)
-- Would it be possible to implement a backspace feature?
-- Would it be possible to auto-save the messages for when someone hits a back button and give an option to re-open that draft

Severity: N/A

Phone:

HTC EVO 3D

Description:

At first I didn't have a problem with the text swapping in the preferences, but now that I am using the preferences a lot I find that it is actually kind of confusing and slightly annoying. When I (and most people, I would wager) see a description under a title, I naturally associate the description with the title. That said, the descriptions in your app are associated with the current selection, which is all the way to the right of the button. Although I definitely think the text switching is "cool", I think it is more practical and more user-friendly to have static text that describes what the preference does. (I.e. "Text-to-speech: Allow actions to be spoken --> Allows actions to be spoken"; it's either on (allows) or off (doesn't allow).)

Replication:

-- Preferences
-- Turn on/off a preference; reference is to text under white preference title

Severity:

Low. Matter of preference, but I think most people would agree.

Does our app handle messages that have > 160 characters? Researching a bit about SmsManager shows that there is a sendMultipartTextMessage function that breaks a message to multiple SMS messages if it exceeds 160.

I noticed we use sendTextMessage which I'm not sure how it handles the case if the message is greater than 160. Can someone test please?

Phone: HTC EVO 3D

Able to send a message from the app to the other client - but the message that you send does not appear in the natural android messaging environment. (There is no record of the message, kinda inconvenient that you send a message out which doesn't get stored in the history since you are using the phone's messaging system.) Also, the messages being received still appear in the history on the phone (and app) but just not the messages that are being sent out.

Severity: Low (It's not anything urgent thing, just makes it annoying not being able to keep track of what you send)

Phone:

HTC EVO 3D

Description:

Less a bug and more of an annoyance. Even with the volume all the way up, the text-to-speech is hardly audible, even with my ear against the phone. Maybe a "speaker" mode would be nice... or just allow a wider volume range, if this is possible.

Furthermore, and I don't know if this should be a separate issue, but it's impractical to have text-to-speech and vibration enabled. The vibrations garble the noise, and it is definitely not audible at all. I think is is only reasonable to allow one of these options to be enabled at a time.

Replication:

-- Turn up volume to maximum outside of Blind.ly
-- Go to "Read"
-- Select a messgae

Severity:

Low/Medium

This issue is a test