"Moaziz Sarif, Google Direct Carrier Billing k sath ab hamaray Android Data customer Google Play Apps, aur pasandeeda Android Apps khareed saktay hain. Sath he sath apni pasandeeda google service ko apna ZONG ka balance istemal kertay huay subscribe ker saktay hain, bagher kisi izafi tax kay.
Daily limit: 10,000 Rupay
Monthly limit: 20,000 Rupay. "
Shikayat k liye Google Support par rabta karain (support.google.com/googleplay)
Zong billing check karny k liye dial karein *#*#2432546#*#* ya visit karein (https://androidforums.com/threads/checkin.38801/) plz sir pubg lite bc add

Thank you for the encouraging words, I will take your advice on board. Bit by bit my wife and I are getting more comfortable with the new devices,
Thanks again

Roger

All Verizon phones were sold SIM unlocked out of the box (due to an FCC requirement) up until 2019. But with the network changes that T-Mobile has made this year, I'm assuming that such an old device is no longer compatible with them. You can check the IMEI here on their site though:

https://www.t-mobile.com/resources/bring-your-own-phone#imeiextender

Xytcse said:

Just had reply from Lenovo community forum that this has become an issue to users following their recent system update!
Disappointingly they hadn’t announced any issue, just waiting for users to complain!
Thanks for your reply, appreciated

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here is what i found:
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo...06-15-22-screwed-things-up/m-p/5153073?page=2

from a post in the thread:

Hi all,

First and foremost, we'd like to thank everyone again for their patience and cooperation throughout this post. We'd like to inform everyone that our developers were able to duplicate the issue on their under the same models and has also informed us that this is going to be fixed on the next OTA (Over The Air) update.

Though, no details has been provided for its ETA (Estimated/Exact Time of Arrival) on when it will be released. Rest assured that we'll let everyone know again once further details has been discussed or released.

Thanks,
Adriel_Lenovo

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So the VLC Player for Android can't do that. Weird because the desktop version ticks all the boxes. The Musicolet player fulfills all requirements except cue-sheet support. If the player exists, please post briefly.

codesplice said:

Yes, you can use the fonts in your app. You will need to include the copyright notice and license text as noted at https://github.com/notofonts/noto-fonts/blob/main/LICENSE. I've seen a lot of app developers include an "Open Source" section under their "About" menu which just lists out the open-source components (like fonts and libraries) which they're using along with the relevant license details.

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Thanks! Good Info.

It uses Bluetooth. No I haven't tried deleting the radio connection. I'll give it a go thanks.

Scadica said:

hi, when I try to change the post and add more images I get the error message "Your content cannot be submitted, this is likely because it is spam-like ...". Please help.

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That happens sometimes with the automated spam filters. Go ahead and submit it and one of us will approve it. If you still have problems, PM me the content you want in the OP and I'll edit it in for you.

If you're wondering how to change the aspect ratio of your screen, this article will help you find the answer. Sometimes, a source device has an option to automatically adjust the image size. This can be a cable box, DVD & Blu Ray Player, or an older gaming system. Regardless of the source device, there are several ways to adjust the aspect ratio. To get started, first open the Display option in Proclaim's settings menu.

Aspect ratio, or the proportion between the height and width of a screen, describes the way an image appears on a computer screen. In other words, a higher aspect ratio means a wider screen. For example, if you have a 16:9 aspect ratio, you will be able to view an image with better quality. To change the aspect ratio of your screen, simply right-click the display's resolution and choose a preset aspect ratio.

You can also change the aspect ratio of YouTube videos. The aspect ratio settings on YouTube allow you to change the aspect ratio of a video to any of the following: 16:9, 9:16, 4:1, or 3:4. Changing the aspect ratio of your video player allows you to view the content in a way that looks better on your screen. Changing the aspect ratio will also fix any black bars that appear on the sides of your screen.

Some video sources are only available in 16:9 format. For example, HD cable movies have 16:9 aspect ratio. These sources will have bars on the top and bottom. To change the aspect ratio of a movie, right-click the video and choose the Details tab. You can then change the aspect ratio of the movie while preserving the original picture. However, this isn't as straightforward as it sounds. For best results, consider the video source you're using and choose the option you prefer.

Hi,

I have written at length, and often, after starting to come to terms with my new A8 tablet. I thank all who have kindly responded with advice and information; I am now over the initial teething troubles and enjoying the rather different features of thus tablet.

I hope I won't need to bother you all again, but it is good know you are there and willing to helpi

Thanks very much

Roger

What is the best solution for the PostResponseAsyncTask depreciation issue? (Please help)

well looks like TB just ran out of gas. 2 years in a row with a short off-season just made them tired.

all i have to say is to watch out for my KINGS next year. we will make the playoffs and hopefully go pretty far.

I found it !!!
Hagen Quartet
Mozart String Quartet No 17 in B flat Major K.458
Total time about 27 minutes
Ring Tone is located at:
13:20 to 14:10
16:32 to 16:50
19:48 to 20:19

There are likely reasons as to why this APK file is locked down so your efforts to 'hack' into it are in question.
Also, wording like 'recompile' and 'cloning' don't even apply to APK files so there's a basic definition issue here too. It would make everything more clear if you instead avoid using 'techie' words you've ran across and just state in what you are actually trying to do and why.

I am a licensed user of Titanium Backup (TB), am running V8.4.0.2 on my rooted Android device (which is running Android 10), and TB has run well for years - the only ‘issue’ being that the ‘Sync to Dropbox’ would never run as a scheduled task and I have had to run it manually.

However, when I recently tried to run ‘Sync to Dropbox’, it didn’t work. Based on some looking around, I found that ‘Erase the access token’ was the recommended fix. I did this, tried again, and had to login into Dropbox (and I do have the Dropbox app on my phone). Logging in was not an issue, seeing the files on Dropbox works just fine, but when I tried to run ‘Sync to Dropbox’, I see the message ‘Sorry, failed to obtain Dropbox access’.

I have asked Titanium Track LLC this question twice, but have not heard back from them. What on earth should I try?

Comic Sans actually makes me giggle at the things it's used on.




Just last week a new brand of back seat kits we got in for installing onto golf cars had its entire user guide in Comic Sans. It's the hilariously out of place use that makes it the most hated font since Papyrus (and made immortal as satire in two in-game characters in Undertale)



But that 'modern font' is so hard to read, atrocious and is EVERYWHERE yet nobody hates it.

What phone do you have? Sounds like the battery is dying

joe71 said:

I decided to go with the moto G stylus 5G. For what and what the stylus and edge plus are very similar, in screen size, battery. I really couldn't see a lot of different in the two. Yes if you want to get technical there are definitely differences.
My main reason for the stylus was it came with a stylus. With the edge plus it was an extra $80 for a stylus and case set.
My second reason was the price. I figure better to spend $400 on something I may or may not like, than $900. So far I like the stylus.

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The stylus that did come with mine, only lasted a few days The rubber part kept falling part such a tiny little thing too. I was not too happy with the case after only lasting a few years though... Rubber..

The 'SMS Backup & Restore' app will backup your SMS messages and phone call log as two xml files. You can save the two files to your phone, external storage media, or an online storage service and then just use them to transfer/restore.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.riteshsahu.SMSBackupRestore&hl=en_US&gl=US

I got a Galaxy S5 that actually destroys any SD card you place into it. I probably went through 3 before I discovered that. They'd all say 'SD CARD CORRUPT' (when they read fine in another device) and try formatting it just sits at 'formatting SD Card' forever. Take it out of the S5, try to use it in say a PC, it doesn't even know it's there. Any other phone just acts like it's not there either. Won't detect or read anymore. I stopped using SD cards in the S5 for that reason. Never figured out what caused it though.

Many modern Android phones will display a notification saying 'there's a problem with your SD card' and it sets it to read-only. This usually happens because the write-limit has been reached for the SD Card. They have a finite set of writes before they won't allow you to add any more, even if storage is available. That's why I don't trust SSDs in PCs. I doubt highly any SSD will outlive that Western Digital Caviar 80GB that's still working on my HP Pavilion PC from 2003.

That is unfortunate, but I'm not sure there are other, viable options in this instance. There was a corrupt config file buried in some obscure directory, and actually finding where and which one would involve a lot of time and effort.
But time will tell, let's hope that did solve the problem and it doesn't return.

I don't know what country you are in so don't know what would be a relevant recommendation. But do you think that a "cheap" screen (i.e. not a Samsung part) would be a good idea? Maybe if you can find a cheap phone you can swap screens (even if the phone isn't working, as long as the screen is)?

we get this question almost on a daily basis. and most of these kind of questions go unanswered with only members posting their best guess as to what it is.

you see there are millions of heart notification icons out for android. so unless it is a popular one, you will only get guesses from us. most heart icons are not dating apps. most have to do with health or fitness.

truly the best way to know is just ask the person who's phone this is on or somehow get a hold of the phone and look in the notifications to find out what it is. but i know that for some people this is not an option.

sara1977t said:

Thank you all New Samsung user lol

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sooooo did we ever figure out what it is?

i have a security system and 8 dvr cameras and 8 foscam ip cameras. and these all work on my nvr and there dvr. i have the tinycam app on my phone and can see the cameras good at home or away. but i also have a bunch of ip cameras the i can see only on my phone if i use there app and there default UN and PW plus the default ports.

what i need to find is a security program for my pc that will let me not only see these other cameras but also let me get into them and change the defaults setting to the settings i need to use.

i was able to do that with the foscam ip cameras but i used there program for that, but the foscam program will not see these other ip cameras.

so does anyone happen to know of a ip camera program that will see any ip camera and let you get into there settings to change the defaults to what i need?