But one might slip off the bowl and the phone could fall into the bathtub then while hitting your head on the bowl.

Yes, but actually one might think there must be a sensible reason (if possible at all, does not sound like that first of course) or something like that, that the telephone should not be used with a cable being plugged in. Very strange. May be one should add something like: Don't touch the phone at full moon if you hear a ring tone.

Just remember that both methods require that the manufacturer implements them, and some phones have neither. If you do not have either option in your settings there's nothing else to do.

Hello I see no replies and I have that issue in my flutter app

What version of maps are you on? I'm on 11.71.0300 on my z fold 4 and my eta has always been either white or black when dark mode is on. I never have seen it green or any color other than black or white.

Geez, I'm not diy when it comes to messing electronics. It's rather pay for somebody to do this. But they can be expensive, probably cheaper to get a new phone.

And get a better phone. All the guy did in the video was basically take the battery out, resolder some things on the battery. What poor quality this phone was made, if that is all there is to it.

Whom without knowing what was done. Can you get to download mode or fastboot mode? If not then you are sol. Not much you can do at this point.

Yep you, you don't have access to those downloads due to drm. The only way to access them is thru the app.

What side of the notification is it on? What phone do you have?

Brayan, solo hablas English Aqui!

Have a look at this:

Mine sometimes does not show video, but that it is alright, I can always do still photos to make them see what I see.

PitCarver said:

People seldom post moderate reviews, either they're good or bad.
They'll post good ones when they're glad with their purchase and post bad reviews when they experience something negative, even when it's not the problem with the device.

Read between the lines.

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Thank you PitCarver!

Hadron said:

it looks like a Christmas bauble

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I thought the same! A long lot of years ago I had a pretty basic Christmas/holiday icon pack and some of those looked liked this screenshot, not even too much more colorful.

This may (hopefully) have been a one time event. When I charged the phone last night, it went to 100% with no odd behavior.

Same with Shazam, every phone i get it goes on it

Good move, unless there was some function in the Lightroom app that you're dependent on, just switching to an equal competitor that just works as is will save you a lot of wasted time and frustration.

Question for the Group! i have a Hikitty android 11 car head unit i just purchased, and was wanting to tweak it a bit im sure its already rooted as its from China lol but i have an option do do boot logos and the like i also would like to have netflix on it all the versions i have tried said not supported not sure if its not really android 11 and its like something older and rebranded idk. but i would like a transformers boot logo and boot animation as well if someone could point me in the right direction

ocnbrze said:

i use youmail. it cuts my spam calls and will block a majority of calls coming to my phone.

YouMail: Block Spam on Android - Apps on Google Play

Stop robocalls, spam texts, and communicate safely with YouMail's smart blocker.

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Thanks, but youmail does not support Google Fi.

Along these lines: It seems to me that the only way to access voicemail with Google Fi is via the Google Voice app, which to be used must be the default dialer app. I would like to use a different dialer app, but have been unable to find any voicemail apps that work on my Pixel 7.

Question: What voicemail app(s) can I try or must I use Google Voice?

Unfortunately, it's not possible to restore WhatsApp data directly from an iTunes backup to an Android device. This is because the backup formats used by iTunes and Android devices are different.

However, there are a few workarounds that you can try:

1. If you have an old Android device, you can restore the iTunes backup to that device and then use the built-in backup feature in WhatsApp to create a backup. You can then transfer this backup file to your new Android device and restore it.
2. You can use a third-party tool such as iSkysoft Toolbox or Dr.Fone - WhatsApp Transfer to transfer WhatsApp data from iTunes backup to your Android device. These tools allow you to extract the WhatsApp data from the iTunes backup and then convert it to a format that is compatible with your Android device.
3. Another option is to use WhatsApp's built-in "Move to iOS" feature to transfer your WhatsApp data from your Android device to an iPhone. You can then create an iTunes backup of your iPhone and use one of the above methods to transfer the data to your new Android device.

It's worth noting that these methods may not work in all cases, and there is always a risk of data loss when transferring data between different platforms. So, it's always a good idea to backup your data regularly and keep multiple copies in different locations.

Not sure. I guess it's not an HTC then. Whenever I read or hear 'Sense' the only thing that my mind produces is HTC Sense.

As for plugging it into a PC, it should recognize it as a standard USB disk if you enable MTP (it should say 'connected as installer' in notification bar when plugged into a laptop, which you then tap and tell it to use 'MTP' and it shows as a USB drive)

But then that works on anything running Vista or 7, but no luck from my attempts with Windows 10/11. But then 10/11 are garbage so it doesn't surprise me.

If you have lost your SIM card and cannot use your old mobile number to connect to WhatsApp, you will need to update your WhatsApp account with your new phone number. Here's what you can do:

1. Get a new SIM card with a new phone number.
2. Download and install WhatsApp on your new mobile phone.
3. Open WhatsApp and enter your new phone number when prompted. You will receive a verification code via SMS or phone call.
4. Enter the verification code into WhatsApp to verify your new phone number.
5. Once your new phone number is verified, open WhatsApp Web on your laptop.
6. Follow the steps to connect to WhatsApp Web as described in the previous answer.

After completing these steps, you should be able to use WhatsApp on your laptop with your new phone number,Please note that your old chat history may not be transferred to your new account unless you have backed it up previously.

never owned a kyocera phone before, so i can't speak personally about.

this review pretty much says it all about the durasport. Kyocera DuraSport 5G UW review: tough choices
its a good rugged budget phone. the camera is ok according to the article. it does not do well in low light are taking action photos. sure the higher megapixels are great. but it also depends on the software as well.

but this articlehttps://www.theverge.com/22446490/kyocera-duraforce-ultra-5g-uw-review-price-specs-screen-camera also says that the camera is for people who are not looking to take professional looking photos. it does the job.

which one is better? i would say that there are almost the same. though if you do intend to take photos in low light situations i might stay away from the sport.

I've given up on TWRP..... I'm now using a Windows .bat file to backup ALL partitions on the device. It works great except throws errors on these two partitions : mmcblk0 and mmcblk0rpmb

I've read that these two partitions are not REALLY partitions at all, but are some sort of "special" files within the /dev/block directory.

The question is do I have a complete Nandroid back up without these two included?? Anyone??

Thanks

ocnbrze said:

what phones do you have?

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I want to copy data from Mi Note 10 to Xiaomi 12T pro.

Even Samsungs today mirror Apples or sometimes Motorolas, especially since there's no defining 'Samsung' feature like with the old TouchWiz models like the S4 or S5, where not only could you tell that it was an S4 or S5 based on the rear cover and camera, but the logo of 'Samsung' was emblazoned both on back and the front, and the iconic home button/capacitive menu and back keys.

Today? they're all in the sea of multi-camera, no buttons, 6.5"+ sasquatch phones running a version of Android that looks far too much like modern iOS. Basic, flat, boring, no repairability, not even a way to easily replace the battery.

Unless LTE dies in the future, there ain't nothing that makes me want anything newer than the Galaxy S5. I find it sort of funny and sad at the same time that whenever you boot up a modern Samsung, be it a flagship or an A-series, they just say 'Samsung Galaxy', not even giving them a name anymore. Just a generic label, and no more boot animations or music. Why did the fun have to die is what I ask? Why did we have to lose so much competition? Why can't we have WebOS, Symbian, Meego, Android, iOS, Java, and more? We literally have two phone OSs now. Lack of competition stifles innovation!