is this app available on the iOS version ?

I've been using WinLaunch, that's a tablet style Launcher for Windows. It has some bugs and rough edges, but I love it!

Hi,
I'm currently building an app, and one way to login/create an account is to use your existing Google account. Google does provide quite a few documents on how to do it, but once you get to the API part with the OAuth consent screen, it starts to get a bit confusing.

They require us to choose between an internal (Only available to users within your organization) and external (Available to any test user with a Google Account.) user type. External is the only option that can be selected for me, and that starts to make things difficult.
They require us to provide an app name, a logo, and a bunch of information that I don't have yet. All I want to do is test the Google sign-in method and see how I can integrate it in the future in a more serious project.

Is there any way to do this? Or do I have to provide them with all of this extra information?

Thanks

ocnbrze said:

i do not see any heart icon on your last image post. can you do a screenshot of the heart icon? what phone do you have?

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It is in the post before that. Look at the youtube icon.

how can i download the log file instead of looking at the white text in a small black box and which line would show when the AP mode has been switched on?

I've seen that. It's harmless. I think it's maybe a Samsung app, but I don't have my S20 anymore to verify.

Oops... ...the answer was posted above.

AK311 said:

That heart icon is Samsungs digital well being app that tells you about how you use your phone each week.

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Can I delete a few modules from this kernel source, then make zip and flash it from twrp?

Actually that is not a new alarm feature of Android 13 - rather it is a new feature of your manufacturer's app in Android 13. The platform is not that consistent, I'm afraid.

Since my phone (also Android 13) doesn't have it I can't investigate. But if it's a feature of that particular clock app it's possible that it is stored in the clock app's internal data. If it is then only that app will be able to access it. If you can't see it in your internal storage (a subfolder of the Android folder or a folder whose name suggests media, notifications, alarms etc) that would be my guess.

Agili said:

I am not a lurker I only mischoose the forum section cose its my first visit to this page sorry.

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No worries, that label is based on your post count. Welcome to the forum. We don't have as many active devs as some other places, but everyone here is pretty friendly and helpful when we can be.

I need Android to connect to both WiFi and the 4G Network in the same time.
As known, the default setting makes Android disconnect from the network once it connects to WiFi,
therefore it can't connect to both simultaneously.

There is an app in the Google app store called Speedify which does this:

But I would prefer to do it myself if possible. I checked on the net and some suggest to edit the 'ConnectivityServices.java' file;
however, I couldn't find yet the solution that works for sure.

Some suggest some editings in the ConnectivityServices.java file, but I couldn't find yet the solution that works for sure.

I would appreciate any help on how to achieve this.

Once you get your homepage like you want it, go into your settings>Home Screen and you should find a setting to lock the home screen. This will keep everything in place and keep icons from changing screens.

Just to clarify, be aware there's a difference between being able to access your brother's Google account and being able to bypass his phone's lock screen. As @Hadron already referred to, bypassing the lock screen isn't a simple task. Despite some anonymous web site comments and dubious claims that '...I know someone who just downloaded some app that can hack past any lock screen in just a few minutes..', here in the real world it's not that easy. If he used a simple password/passcode than yes, it might be possible to get past the lock screen, but otherwise just using a brute force method could take years to actually be successful. And depending the phone model and which version of Android it's running, too many consecutive failed attempts will completely lock the phone down, or do a Factory Reset, wiping his user account off of his phone. Also, depending on if he set up is phone to automatically backup and sync his phone data into his online Google account and/or other online services, there could be his personal data that is only stored in his phone. Bypassing a phone lock screen isn't as easy as what you might see in a movie or TV show. There are any number of law enforcement agencies and governments that would just use those same fictional 'hacks' if they were so readily accessible. Instead, a lot of tax dollars get spent trying to bypass lock screens on phones that different agencies obtain in efforts to find clues and evidence:

So there are a lot of variables involved to take into consideration. I'll suggest you don't waste too much time, effort, nor money into trying to 'hack' past his lock screen. Especially is he used a biometric lock (i.e. fingerprint or face recognition). If a text-based lock (i.e. password or passcode) and he might have written it down somewhere than maybe, but unlikely to happen.

About a week and a half ago, I left the area around where I live, and since then the battery usage has dropped back to where it has to be charged often. As a matter of fact, now it’s only lasting for about a day and a half now!

I wish I knew what was changing on the cell phone so that it loads it down so much, or allows it to last four days.

Sir Michael

5 years later and I just had the same problem, uninstalled, re-installed and it started working. It's a shame that this problem still persists!

Hello and welcome Arny88

Thanks for the help. Yes, for the 1st time yesterday I saw the speaker buttom when receiving a call, I don't know why I hadn't seen it before. Again thanks.

mikebluer said:

Punctuation is an essential aspect of accurate speech recognition, and it's frustrating when it doesn't work correctly. Have you tried updating your device's software to the latest version? This might help address the issue as software updates often include bug fixes and improvements. Additionally, you can try using third-party speech-to-text apps from the Google Play Store as alternative options.

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Dude this thread is from 2016!!!!!! So don't expect an answer.

There is no more issue with Google's keyboard any more.

groston said:

mikedt - Where do I look to make sure the proper language is set? Settings -> System -> Languages & input -> Languages is set to English (United States)

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It's in the game itself. In the Classic Words, you tap on the gear icon top right, Solo Mode, word list options, with the various country flags.

Unscramble Letters I don't know for sure, I've never played that one. But it could be it's only using British English word lists.

ZepTepi said:

The main thing I'm looking for is the ability to store "offline" data such as passcodes for physical equipment and other data besides usernames & Passwords. I'm currently using an Evernote file for this and have been for years but I know those aren't encrypted so I would like to upgrade to something that is. Any suggestions will be much appreciated.

Zep

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Looks like this is a couple if weeks old, but ..

One app that is very good is SSE, an encryption app with lots of nice features that includes an encrypted password vault. What may be a deal breaker with some people, that I consider a big plus, is that keeps nothing in the "cloud", but you can backup your vault, and save it wherever you want. My "cloud" is a flash drive on my key chain. There're also windows and Linux versions of SSE

Svekke3 and son may wish to consider Omnipod | Insulin Pump Therapy, Simplified ... hopefully it's Linux/Android, but it's not compatible with my Google Pixel 6 according to an attempted install of Omnipod® 5 App - Apps on Google Play

ocnbrze said:

ah i see, yeah after looking more into it, it depends on the model version. i just checked, i quoted the international version on gsmarena. the US version says its upgradeable to up to android 7.

Samsung Galaxy S6 (USA) - Full phone specifications

www.gsmarena.com

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GSM arena hopped on the fake news by the Samsung customer service rep and never changed it after Sammobile said the customer service rep was wrong.

ORTsoftware said:

Sorry for the late input, but my own game, CrossCraze, allows this (you can either play against the computer, or pass-and-play with a friend using the same phone).

Owen Thomas

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This is just the thing I was looking for. Two players can play on the same device. Normal and simple without useless extragavant features the top scrabble games offer.