Pixel 6 Pro March 2023 Update
- By markdoc
- Smartphones
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The Pixel 6 Pro update is the only update that is still delayed. It is to be released on the 20th of this month. That's all I know.
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My advice: Get cargo pants. Cargo pants have reasonably-sized pockets, other pants don't. That's why your pants are getting holes.Sorry I'm not carrying two phones in my pocket. My huge ass z fold 4 is all my pants can handle. I need to get a few new pants, cuz I am starting to get holes where my phone runs against it. I have a note 4 somewhere lying around if I need a backup phone.....I guess.
That's what happened when Sprint bought Nextel! What made Nextel Nextel went away, and Sprint was a poor substitute.Adventures with Andi: "As a Mint Mobile customer, I'm not thrilled by this announcement. With acquisitions like this, it's only a matter of time before the prices go up, the quality goes down, and everything that made the smaller company great is gone."
Does this mean you can use Samsung Internet on said Note II to enable Voice to work on it? I swear it worked fine last year. I am of the view if it worked fine last year it should work fine this year because nothing changed (except Google's attitude towards people who prefer their older phones, that is)The app is for 8 and above but it's web based so can be used on anything that has a browser, microphone, speaker and WiFi. Dang handy little thing is Voice.
Galaxy A71What phone do you have?
it has worked for me a few times, never had any issues with the ports. i guess if you used long-grain rice as they are not as starchy. rice is a good desiccant and will actually pull moisture from the atmosphere. i actually use the silica packs that some items ship with. silica is a much better desiccant than rice.It's not very effective, you're better off leaving it out in the open for a few days. The rice is starchy and get's into the ports easily.
They're probably assuming everyone is pumped up with Insulin Growth Factor 1, or IGF-1 and has massive hands!Many years ago the trend was to make phones smaller, but now it seems the mfrs think our hands get bigger every year and our eyes smaller.
You are beautiful in animals eyes.I stopped using Samsung Health when they started mandatory forced updates. It looks like it gives you a choice, and if you say 'later' it closes the app out. I liked the version before it, since it had cute little animations such as a lady that walked across the pedometer progress bar and held a little medal when you completed it, and a more 'LCD digit' style font for weight tracking, but those got replaced with blander UI elements with no life in them. They also downgraded the UI of Together, so I laid it to rest. I was already miffed at the removal of the neat graphic splash screen showing people running with their dog, replaced with a standard blank white screen just saying 'Samsung Health' and its icon instead. I was no longer confident the app was my own or that I could expect it to remain familiar the next time I opened it.
Now any pedometer use is on my Nintendo 3DS, which replaces my smartphone when I'm out. All my music is on that as well. Much more charming UI.
So long as I'm beautiful in the eyes of animals, I'll be ok. Never been a people person anyway.
Thank you, olbriar. I have previously gone onto my Google contacts online and when using the merge and fix option it doesn't find any.I had a similar problem years ago. I went onto Google and found that contacts that seemed the same had subtle differences. I had to take the time to make each contact identically the same as all instances of the contact to remedy the problem. I hope that is the case with your contacts and that's a fix for you.
Thank you for your response.Yes, it is possible to get all audio ports from an USB attached device. You can use Android's AudioManager class to access each port and configure the routing of the audio accordingly. You can also use audio APIs such as OpenSL ES to access the audio ports. From there, you can use the Audio Routes API to route the audio to multiple destinations. Additionally, you should take a look at some 3rd party libraries that provide more options for audio routing, such as the Audio Jack library.