Zi Anna said:

I do the opposite of vacuuming. I use some compressed air for quick cleans to get dust and hairs.

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Yeah need to pick up my cocaine in an air compresor pretty soon.

Here's a tweaked version of the above, using GPT-3:

what are the odds of my android 11 phone getting hacked

The odds of your Android 11 phone being hacked are very low. Android 11 is the most secure version of the Android operating system to date, and Google has taken steps to make sure that it is as secure as possible. However, no operating system is completely secure and there is always a risk of your phone being hacked. To reduce this risk, you should ensure that your device is running the latest version of Android and that you have installed the latest security updates. Additionally, you should only download apps from reputable developers and sources, avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks, and use a secure password for your device.

ocnbrze said:

i do not know that site. the only one i trust i linked in my previous post, Download firmware updates for your Samsung mobile phone and tablet

i would try the newest odin and work your way backwards if one them do not work. odin can be tricky sometimes.

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Thanks, but I have doubt latest Odin with S4 phone, Odin v3.06 may be works well according to this odin-samsung.com

According to GSMarena the Poco X2 is upgradable to Android 11. Have you tried checking for updates with Xiaomi?

I would not recommend the aftermarket approach. I tried something similar with my S5, which actually had wireless charging as an option which was added by changing the back cover. Instead of installing the OEM Samsung charging cover (not even sure if it was still available at that time, but in any event it would make the phone too thick to use a case), I added an aftermarket charging coil which fit inside the existing cover and connected to the same terminals used by the Samsung cover. It worked, but ran hot and over time trashed a couple of batteries so I gave up on it. I suspect an add-on like this on a current phone might have similar results, and it would be worse since the batteries are not user-replaceable any more.
If you really want a phone with wireless charging, buy on that has it built in.

A circular chess game

The “Byzantine Chess” game is classic chess game, which brings the chess into historical dimension. It includes advanced 2D graphics, which allows the virtual chess game. Byzantine chess, also called circular chess, is an about 1000 year old variant of the game of Shatranj. It was popular in the 10th century after Christ in Byzantium Empire. Choose the classic trending game and play for free. You can play the chess online with real opponents, which attracts the player to play and develop the chess strategi
The game has some tutorials for the player to understand the better game ideas. It will be helpful for the players to play the game easily. You can play the game with Al and friends also. This game also has shop to change colors and backgrounds of the game. You can earn the points and shop the products as well
More about game
The game is for beginners and masters level. There are two players in every game. Each player begin the game with 16 pieces like one king, two rooks, two bishops, two knights and eight pawns in each team. Move gradually in each turn to play the best move of yours.
Face the challenges of the classic board game and win the game to become the chess master. Chess is about two player board game. In which one turn is yours and other is from opponent player. The challenging methods of the game enhance the popularity of it. The board have checkered blocks that includes white and black color mostly. The chess game brings you an amazing adventure.
Main Features
• Described chess rules in detail
• Online mode to play with friends and other
• The progress of game save is in auto mod
• Helpful tips and highlight
• Eye catching graphics
• Exciting sound effects for involvemen
• Difficulty level
• Two player board gam
• Online shop in i
• Different themes available
• Tutorials for beginner
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• Realistic graphic.
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• Realistic graphics

Found it - it's the Lookout Security App.
Thank you all

Thx, appreciate you searching, must have missed that one. Took out loan and upgraded.
Works great. Just did in semi automatic, meaning have to click on each song and batches for edit.
Zene

svim said:

Nonetheless it is still matter where this adds confusion

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What adds confusion?

svim said:

(and sadly it appears to be intentionally)

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Are you accusing me of being intentionally confusing?

Edit: If you're saying that Amazon's being intentionally confusing, then I agree when it comes to version numbers. It really would have been better if Fire OS version numbers matched Android version numbers (e.g. if FireOS 7 were Android 7, FireOS 12 were Android 12, etc.)!

But I think Amazon's doing the right thing by not marketing the Kindle Fire as running Android. When you say "Android": People (outside of China) will expect the Google app store and other Google apps to come pre-installed. While you can install those yourself, it's better for Amazon to just not use the "Android" label.

If you're accusing me of being intentionally confusing: I hardly think that's fair! If you ask me what OS I run on my MacBook: Should I say "the OpenSUSE Distibution of GNU/Linux, running the KDE desktop environment"? Or should I say "Linux"? The same principle applies to Android.

AshleyQuick said:

Using Moto

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Oh just head over to the alarms, and you can use it to directly upload them to the cloud (personally I never bothered using Alarms, but I did it a few times, for cooking, and it works wonders, they can save on your motos via cloud methinks.)

Gallery isn't a location, so you can't save things to it. It's just an app for viewing images on your device, just as File Manager is an app for, well, managing files on your device.

The Gallery app should usually find media wherever you download them to on the device, so you can just choose where you want to store them using the file manager. If it has trouble finding images you have downloaded try stopping and restarting it, or go into its settings and see whether there is any option to force it to rescan or to look in particular directories (aka "folders" if you prefer that term). Different phones have different Gallery apps, so I don't know what options your Gallery app has because they are probably different from mine. Or you can choose to store them in a directory where you already have images the Gallery can see (if you have one called "Pictures" then try that).

It is possible to stop Gallery apps looking in a particular directory by putting a file called ".nomedia" in them, but that's not something you would do accidentally. If you have downloaded images but the Gallery simply cannot find them you could try moving or copying them to a different location and see whether that fixes it

We've just released 2.0.0 with:
- Escape room experience in your own house
- Unlock new ghosts and runes
- Solve the puzzle to banish the ghost
- Compelling background stories for each ghost

Good luck ghost hunter!

Just use Newpipe, you can download the video as Mp4 and no conversion needed

Tom_gxz said:

clone

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Sooooo

i'll have to check it out.

Milo Williamson said:

I am also at lost with this, since I turned down the volume pretty much most of the time on my tablet... hmmm, so can you adjust the sound setting?

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I found what I feel is the reason, I went into the clock app and shut off all alarms and the music stopped. I'm now going back in there and start to turn them on one at a time until I find the culprit. I also shut off notifications from the Gmail app which I don't use anyhow as it showed up some of the times the music played

Lol.....i suck at these kind of games.

Wikipedia? Well okay then

Check google photos, if you google account is synced your photos should be automatically backed up in the cloud.

When you're going to be recording 4K video, use your phone's internal storage. The USB interface as is will really limit your bandwidth speed, adding in an adapter device will only increase the loss.
If enough free space on your phone's internal storage is going to be a problem, use a microSD card instead. Just be sure it's a newer card that is the appropriate speed class. 4K recording will require some decent write speed to save to the storage media effectively. It's not so much how fast your SSD is, the limitation is in how it's connected to your phone:

I use my Google Voice number for any situations where I don't want to use use my primary phone number -- i.e. ordering take-out, buying stuff online, etc. It's reliable and stable, and easy to manage through either the app or using a web browser on a computer or laptop.

But it is a Google product so at any time, even though it has a long established history, I won't be surprised if Google opts to kill it off or monetize it in some kind of annoying way. It does give me a very useful, secondary phone number but I'd be nervous about making it my main phone number.

An Android TV isn't typically intended to be used as a makeshift device for 'office' tasks like emailing and such so it's not surprising there's no email apps available in your TV's Play Store app.
Does your TV model already have its own integral keyboard app? You'll need to install one if possible to do something as interactive as email exchanges. Otherwise, if there's already an existing web browser app you can just use that to access whichever email service you prefer, all the major email services -- Gmail, MS Outlook, Yahoo Mail, Proton, AOL, Juno, etc. -- have web interface sites.

Windroid said:

It has an Android app now:

Google app store

Samsung Galaxy app store

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I'm just seeing "This app is not available in your country or region." I guess the ex-POTUS wants to keep it USA only

All I can do is send sympathy. I had to give away a perfectly good Samsung tablet with Android 8 because my sound system (Roon) wasn't truly compatible and needed more RAM.

But I don't have any skill with rooting, etc.

Android tablets and phones are some of the worst examples of planned obsolescence I've seen.