ACCELEROMETER: Accelerometer Calibrator

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iOS 7.0.3 update fixes Accelerometer Calibration The iOS 7 issues dubbed "sensor-gate" meant that iOS devices were experiencing signification calibration errors, consistently reading 2 to 3 degrees off, or worse. While, this was annoying for those trying The update brings back features like iCloud Keychain support, the ability to search Wikipedia from Spotlight and it fixes a few things like the accelerometer calibration issues. As you can see from the image posted below, Venture Beat has proved that Apple That doesn’t mean everything has to be borked forever; app developers can compensate for the new accelerometer’s spec change with additional calibration. It is possible to work around the problem by incorporating a calibration procedure into apps. The update adds support for iCloud Keychain and should provide two big fixes: both to the accelerometer calibration issue some users were seeing and recent iMessage bugs. In addition, the update addresses several major complaints with iOS 7 and fixes bugs. Other changes include a password generator inside of Safari, changes to the lock screen so that “slide to unlock” isn’t displayed immediately when Touch ID is being used, fixes for iMessage to prevent unsent messages, accelerometer calibration fixes GsensorCallibrator is a piece of software lifted from the HTC Raphael, designed to correct mis-calibration of your accelerometer. It seemed not to save these calibrations on HTC Diamonds with earlier ROM’s, but with later releases it seems to work quite .

If you read through the numerous new features and fixes contained in iOS 7.0.3, right in the middle of the pack you’ll see: “Fixes an accelerometer calibration issue.” VentureBeat installed the update on an iPhone 5s, and verified that the phone is Apple's new iPhone 5s is courting controversy again, after the company acknowledged that some units of the phone have a manufacturing defect that is leading to the battery draining that brought a fix for an accelerometer calibration issue. That doesn't mean everything has to be borked forever; app developers can compensate for the new accelerometer's spec change with additional calibration. It is possible to work around the problem by incorporating a calibration procedure into apps. The pin-compatible Xtrinsic MMA8652FC 12bit and MMA8653FC 10bit accelerometers provide low noise and advanced motion are compatible with Freescale's Xtrinsic eCompass and calibration software designed with a full range of power and performance with .