I'm also stubborn and hate change but I still love this layout much better. It's the closest we get to the vBulletin AF.

Will do thanks.

To arrange the ones you already have - tap the avatar on a contact, (you may have to click edit) tap the 3 dot menu and select 'move to another account', click the one you want to move it to. This can be done from anywhere.
To save a new contact - if you're in contacts or the dialer there is s drop-down at the top with your accounts, pick the account to add it to. If you're in Gmail it will add to the account you already in.
The phone app does pull all contacts with phone numbers regardless of where they're saved but Gmail only pulls/uses contacts saved to that account.

I moved to an area where my Verizon's iffy. ATT is the carrier of choice in my new area. I have another line on my phone with a local ATT phone number, keeping the old Verizon number on another esim. ATT downloads and reception are remarkable, here. Verizon is unremarkable. I am currently running a T-Mobile trial. It is very unremarkable here.

I knew ATT was the service here, because I tried Cricket. I needed ATT over Cricket because I do virtual work and if the cable goes out? I'm dead in the water, so ATT is unlimited without a cap. I need that.

did you ever figure out a fix or work around? im currently having this issue2

Google Maps and Life360 both will. I found Life360 to work better with iPhones in the mix but Maps works really well too (location sharing). 360 has a free plan that may be perfectly adequate and it will actually follow you around, maps updates every minute or so. 360 has a lot of permissions and sharing going on, Maps does too but it's Google so you probably are already granting them all of that.

I know Hellen Mirren has been a busy woman, now she's a Villian on the new Shazam.

Probably, the Pixel 7 will be my next device,

To add to this thread. I currently use a Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra, and a T95 Android box. Both of which I've been happy with for the last two years. Also have a Huawei Mate10 as a spare phone, but is still use as a remote control for TV and AC with the IR blaster.

jmsigler2 said:

But can't you just load another camera app to replace the stock version?
And can a third-party camera app be loaded at the system level when the phone is in a temporary rooted state?
Can the phone be rooted again with third party software after the update is complete? -- I think I have read of a couple terminal apps that put your phone into a rooted state allowing read and write privileges to the phone which I assume would allow access at the system level.

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just an fyi that member posted that in 2016. i doubt you will get a response. not familiar with your phone, but there really was not much in terms of a dev community for your phone. all i saw over at xda was how to root the phone. probably, but you would need a cracked version or pirated version of the app. the phone is rooted but not the app.

and looks like the only thing i can find uses kingo root to root the phone:

but why do you want to root this phone? it is so old now.

Think Pad Pro Dock type 40A1. was ONLY able to support 2 monitors.
I was able to actually get 3 monitors by using the 2 supported monitors in the Dock and then connecting the 3rd monitor to the mini display-port when the laptop lid is closed. So thank you

The "catch" for me is switching to Magenta Max. Way too much money for monthly service. Some people may need all the fetaures but I don't.

If you have Google Documents the links work to a URL. I just tested it on my phone.

Saw this post today and just created a simple proof-of-concept PWA (progressive web app) to solve this need for you. You can add it to your Android/iOS home screen and works offline. Works better on desktop though, but if you are using the Samsung keyboard, open the keyboard actions menu and go to Text Editing to click the "Paste" button to paste some text with urls in it. The site extracts the urls automatically and makes them clickable.

LinkMod

I see no buds on that plant anywhere, maybe they use it for Hemp products .

I use Google Messages. In there you can enable web messaging. Essentially, navigate to messages.google.com, scan the qr code from within the Google messages app, and you can use a web interface. I use it on Windows at work and on Chromebook at home. I can copy and paste into it no problem.

Hadron said:

¿Qué teléfono estás usando, qué versión de Android y qué aplicación?

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Xiaomi Redmi note 9 pro, Android 12, me pasa con toda app con la que quiera gestionar archivos de la memoria.

Windroid said:

First of all: What is "smart switch"? Is that an app?

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Smart Switch is a Samsung utility, to transfer data, apps, pictures, etc. from one device device to another, like for when replacing a phone.

ok, can you suggest the best way to go with Android TV development?

I think you were right. After how many days, "miraculously" today both our phones started connecting normally to cell network again. So it's gotta be a Cricket issue. Thanks all for your help advice and moral support!

olbriar said:

Same phone and same carrier makes one think it is a carrier or recent update problem.

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They're not. They are most likely on your carrier's server.

I came here from the future (2023) to tell you all that what Android calls a "compass" is really only a simulator these days. Unless you pay for a top of the line android phone - your "compass" is software, using WiFi signals and other data to simulate your location. The hardware version of a "compass" is called a magnetometer and it took me two hours of searching to figure out that my Galaxy A13 does not have one. I am disappointed because I can't contribute to CrowdMag when I only have a "simulator" on my phone. It also points to a larger looming problem with smartphones getting too smart for basic efficiency and people believing they can do things they, in fact, cannot.

AdrianKororo said:

Hi, What is the target device? How do you find it in your coding?

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Not sure which member you are asking, but this thread was started in 2020. I doubt you'll get an answer from the op. The op was talking about a fire stick. What are you trying to do?

Horseshoes has the same basic motion as tossing a bag of beans / corn or whatever they stuff the bags with. I've only tossed a corn bag once. It was set up outside an upscale burger establishment. The party I was with each took a turn for fun before entering the eatery. I lucked my toss directly into the hole. I know there is a lot more to the game than making that shot. Everyone took another shot after eating except me. Why prove my first shot was pure luck.

Back when my son was still playing baseball, a common time killer between games was to play washers. The game reminds me of cornhole and horseshoes in that you toss an object a given distance at a target. Cheap entertainment, much like horseshoes, has had a following around my area all of my life.

Seeing as Sprint no longer exists (T-Mobile bought it): Is it time to archive the Sprint section?