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sounds nicer. didn't want to be confrontational.
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This is incorrect.Actually, I have just purchased a Galaxy Tab 4 and the google keyboard when installed and configured to do so will provide a noticeable haptic feedback. The device obviously does have a vibration motor. I however am also unable to but I can't find a setting to activate a haptic feedback for the built in Samsung softkeys either (back and window change).

This is incorrect. I have just purchased a Galaxy Tab 4 and the google keyboard when installed and configured to do so will provide a noticeable haptic feedback. The device obviously does have a vibration motor. I however am also unable to find a setting to activate a haptic feedback for the built in Samsung softkeys (back and window change).

Actually, I just purchased a Galaxy Tab 4 and the google keyboard when installed and configured to do so will provide a noticeable haptic feedback. The device does have a vibration motor but I can't find a setting to activate haptic feedback for the built in Samsung softkeys either (back and window change).

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Cecell
Cecell
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This is incorrect. I have just purchased a Galaxy Tab 4 and the google keyboard when installed and configured to do so will provide a noticeable haptic feedback. The device obviously does have a vibration motor. I however am also unable to find a setting to activate a haptic feedback for the built in Samsung softkeys (back and window change).