MASV said:

Hello, I was given LG G Pad F 8.0 as a gift to me. LG stopped giving it updates on Aug. 31, 2018, with version V49520m, and it is discontinued, that is OK. I would like to get to the final version, and I see no reason why I can't do that. I am currently on version April 26, 2016 V49520g. When I go to Settings > About Tablet > Software Update, it says it is on the latest version, but that is incorrect, it is on version V49520g, when V49520m is the latest version. I have been on over 100 mobile devices, and I have never seen a device block itself from updating like this. I have already factory reset it twice, there are no custom settings, personal files, extra apps, or SIM card in the device. How can I proceed? Thank you everyone.

LG G Pad F 8.0 (V495) - Software Update for the LG G Pad F 8.0 (V495) - AT&T

Get LG G Pad F 8.0 (V495) support for the topic: Software Update for the LG G Pad F 8.0 (V495). Find more step-by-step device tutorials on att.com.

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AT&T doesn't allow their Android devices to OTA update over wifi unless an active AT&T SIM is inserted. Don't ask me why - I have no idea.

If any friends or family members have AT&T, you can pop in one of their SIMs to pull the update

I doubt messing with the cable will fix anything. It's more likely the female connector has seen stress or wear causing it to to make a loose connection. If a different or new cable acts the same, perhaps a fix it store can replace the c port connector for you.

I would try the compressed air. Sometimes lint collects in the port and keeps the connection from being sound.

There's two options you have here. Contact the manufacturer, and pay them to reflash the firmware rom, or use software like Odin, find the exact firmware for your model and the country, and hard flash it yourself with a pc. There's no other solutions.

I'm not sure how the company can stay in business. If renters can't find anyone to pay the rent, how is anybody finding them to rent spaces?

Hello. I agree the errors in your text need to be fixed. Here is another typo I found: ecperience instead of experience
You said you already made 5 projects from scratch. Do you have a website or a portfolio online where people can check out your work? Maybe a github repository?
Good luck on your path and never give up! 👍

Hi,
I would like to use parseUri instead of getIntent(); but parseUri the does not work. What I have to do ?

try {
//Intent intent = getIntent();
Intent intent = (android.content.Intent) parseUri( "android-app://com.example.myapp.MainActivity", 0); //
message = intent.getStringExtra(MainActivity.EXTRA_MESSAGE);
}
//catch (URISyntaxException ignore)
catch (Exception ignore)
{
message = "";
}// try catch


here is complette code:
for AndroidStudio 2022/Java

How are you measuring the milliamp hours of the battery? I've never had a phone that shows mAh of my batttery?

I'm using a Huawei Mate 30 Pro, which is Harmony OS v3.0.0.202. My browser is not involved, but I'm using apkpure v3.18.76 build 2203.

Welcome to Android Forums John. I will move your introduction / question to a better area for discussion.
@jaa042464 I moved your thread here. I hope someone has the answer for you.

Perfect! Thanks

Just an FYI, if you click on a forum member's name or avatar to the left of their posts you can see their info including when they joined and when they were last seen.

I honestly was there. I got perma-banned from so many forums back then.

This scene from the John Carpenter flick "They Live" is pretty close to home about modern society:



Like with the Matrix using the pill, in They Live, the way to see the truth behind the billboards and various signs was by wearing special glasses. The movie also predicted drones, smart watches (one lady saying to her smart watch "I got one that can SEE!") and the rich preying on the poor.

OK at least you've ruled them out

Was it sealed? Did you get a new sim card and transferred / ported your number.
Very often in some settings it will show the original default phone number before you ported your own number to it.

amer Abdullah Khan said:

I had rupees in my sim card

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so a zong load is money that you have on your sim card? never heard of a sim card having money on it. it must be a europe or asain thing as i have noit seen anything like that here in the U.S.

not sure how you would do this. some how you need to convert the money there and put it in your bank account and then use that to buy uc within pubg mobile.

I am trying to do this very trivial task, but I cannot find any complete instructions on how to do it.

So far, I gathered that

1. APK is just an archive that files can be added to using aapt add MyApp.apk file1 file2 ...
2. Or the files must be added to the assets folder
3. The APK must be less than 100mb to be allowed on the APP store
4. The files must be signed

The problem is that I am finding these one-line answers in Stack Overflow questions, and not in any official instructions from Android Studio developers, and they leave a lot of necessary steps out. Which I have to guess, like where to put the files, where are they getting stored on the device. If adding files to the assets folder, I need to know Which assets folder? app/build/intermediate? Do I need to add something to Gradle scripts? Are there any other steps?

This is a very basic thing that probably every android app needs to do, and I am baffled that there is not an option or support in the IDE to import and sign the files being used by the application.

So far I had to resort to manually uploading these files (YOLO ONNX models, label text files, test images, etc) to my phone and the emulator for testing.

I am looking for some clear and concise step by step instructions to how someone can add something like a text or image file to their APK, sign it, and make it deploy to the phone or emulator automatically when building, running, or debugging the app.

Can someone please help point me to such a resource?

Thank you,

Hi,
I am trying startActivity function on a set of simple images which are placed to a GridView, but I am getting a suspicious error - see below.
Can someone help me where is problem ?

Here is source code (AndroidStudio 2022.1.1 Patch 1, Java):


Jerry

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E/InputEventReceiver: Exception dispatching input event.
E/MessageQueue-JNI: Exception in MessageQueue callback: handleReceiveCallback
E/MessageQueue-JNI: android.content.ActivityNotFoundException: Unable to find explicit activity class {com.example.apk/com.example.apk.SingleViewActivity}; have you declared this activity in your AndroidManifest.xml?
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Well, thanks anyway. I'll have to stick with the dark mode.

I know it's simple but I am probably over complicating this
I want to make a calculator with 3 fields required to get the result.
Example:
Field 1: (2)
Field 2: (4)
Field 3: (2)
Result: 4

Explanation:
Calculator takes what ever is entered in Field 1 AND multiplies it with Field 2, Example: (2*4=8)
Than the calculator takes the RESULT of Field 1 and Field 2 AND divides it with what ever is inserted in Field 3, Example: (8/2=4)
In short: 2*4=8/2=4.
Your help would be much appreciated.
So far I have this and I only have the first 2 fields working:

public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
private EditText etn1;
private EditText etn2;
private TextView appview;

@override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
etn1 = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.etn1);
etn2 = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.etn2);
appview = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.appview);

}

public void btnshoot(View view) {
int n1 = Integer.parseInt(etn1.getText().toString());
int n2 = Integer.parseInt(etn2.getText().toString());
int sum = n1 * n2;
appview.setText(String.valueOf(sum));

So here we go again.

I hate tv's, and really am sick of messing with any of them.

I recently obtained a tv from a bar that was upgrading their set-up.

Most bars in town here use Vizio equipment, so I assumed that was going to be the brand.

SOB, it turned out to be an LG.
Or turded out, I should say.

One topic that I haven't bitched about a whole lot so far is HDMI connections.

I am here to change that right now.

HDMI connections collect more dirt and debris than any other connection on the back of any set I have ever seen.
They also are very susceptible to electrical noise and are a lousy quality connection all around.

The cables are expensive, and the end result connection is weak and fickle.
This was my view before today, and it was reinforced even moreso today.

A year ago or more I purchased this stupid wi-fi connector for casting, and it plugs into an HDMI jack.
I also purchased another adapter that transforms HDMI to old fashioned (but bullet-proof) component connections.

I thought that I had the bases covered for when I could cast.

With the efforts expended (and largely wasted) with my mother's LG junk, I couldn't wait to throw more good effort (and money) after bad.

To shorten this tale of fruitlessness, the wi-fi connected once, the link to the IP address never worked, and when I unplugged the bastard from the tv the worthless HDMI connector broke off and is now stuck in the tv.

Bravo, engineers-
You have demonstrated that you will climb over a mountain of virgins just to screw one layperson.

Anyone know if I can just connect the USB on my phone directly to the component or the composite inputs on the tv?

Is there a tv with a USEFUL os that will allow me to stream directly from online storage?

I spent money on an SD card and spent hours downloading content that I can only view on my damn phone.

I give up on wireless, it sucks.
HDMI is out of the question- I refuse to go through that crap again.

Maybe I will just cave my head in with a hammer the next time I am inclined to fool with a television.

Seriously ready to toss a working, large, flat-screen out into the road.

If you go to Google Play, check apps and then search ringtones you may find an app that has a ringtone close to what your wife wants

The answer to this question as it is asked is to use a screen recorder app on the phone.
(The question seems to me to be asked 'backwards', but it is what it is.)

Start the screen reording app, then cast as normal.

Note: Generally these screen recorder apps use the internal speaker as a sound source, and the internal mic as the pick-up.
This will cause some audio fidelity loss, and the volume setting will control the volume of the recording.

why do you want to set your sd card as internal on a note 9? they start at 128gig internally!

and yes as @Hadron said the note 9 does not have this capability.

grunt0300 said:

I'm seriously considering this phone, not the stylus version, and I hear that Moto will be coming out with a 2023 version. Just wondering if it's possible to add an led notification light to it, maybe with an app? Thanks for any help. IMHO...the micro SD card slot is the major factor for me.

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there are plenty of apps on the play store for led notifications. never owned a moto so i do not know if there is something already built in.

Thanks, I will look into it. Any suggestions?