Google servives and google Play not working
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It is the phone of my wife. Iam using an Xiaomi 11T light (perfect)
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agreed!I got rid of that app on my Verizon S5 and Note 9. Samsung's messaging app is much better.
Well obviously won't be as good because unless the refurbished is from Samsung you have no idea where they sourced a replacement battery and when they do these tests background sync is disabled.yeah but again, its from back then. the issue is using the s7 in 2022. no matter how good the os was back in the day, the battery life will not be the same now.
Tried that, also tried stopping Bluetooth device driver , clearing chache, re-starting ! still no , luck - I know the Blaupunkt is very particular in which order the pairing / connecting is done - on Samsung I know it happens automatically !!Try and delete the pairing. Un-pair the devices, and pair them again. As that may fix the connection problem.
There's only so much you can do to fix a phone that's stuck in a boot loop into its Recovery. You've successfully tried the typical solutions and the problem remains so you can continue trying to fix this yourself on the remote chance something will eventually work out, or you can accept the problem requires a trained technician. Look for a local Samsung retailer and find out if they also have a repair/servicing department.

It's an update to change the name of the app for One UI but everything else will remain the sameI have a Samsung Galaxy S7, 8.0.0 Oreo.
The Google Play Store shows an "update" entitled, Samsung One UI Home." My current UI is called, "Samsung Experience Home." I understand that the update is the same UI with a different name. I've read the reviews that pertain to Galaxy S7, 8.0.0 Oreo for the new update, and they are all really bad, reporting several problems.
QUESTIONS
1. Is the update worth downloading?
2. If not, is there a way to remove it from "updates" on the Google Play Store, so that I can just hit the "update all" link, rather than having to go through and select each individual update on other apps, in order to avoid updating Samsung's new UI update?
I've attached is a few screen shots for clarification and understanding.
Thanks,
— Matt
Wrong place to ask.somebody pls tell me how to rotate my screen on max power saving. i tried everything. i have a Galaxy tab A and i need to know how to rotate the screen on max power saving.
One last update....contacted Samsung and they told me to take it to an authorized repair center. So I took it to an authorized repair center and they were able to replicate the issue and said they could not repair it. They told me to contact Samsung and go through the warranty process. So I did. And disappointed is putting it mildly. They said I have to mail in the phone to THEIR repair center, that they cannot take the word of the authorized center they sent me to. I'm told it's 5-7 business days before they can make a decision. So, after mailing, that's 2 weeks. Then they'll send me a new one since this cannot be fixed. They do not offer any sort of loaner phone, so I'd be without a phone for 2+ weeks. I use it for work so I cannot be without it for that long.
Very disappointed in their solution, especially for such an expensive phone.

Google Fit is positioned to be an aggregator of fitness data from other platforms, so it seems like it would directly address your need.
It does require that app developers implement a connection to the Google Fit API within their app, though - so it sounds like GadgetBridge would need to implement support for Google Fit in their app.
Alternatively, there are some apps like HealthSync which can bridge the gap between platforms which don't directly support each other. I use that for getting data from some other apps into Google Fit.