The rollout has begun with the U.S. carrier branded S20's for Verizon just starting to receive it.

See...

Samsung Galaxy S20 series starts receiving Android 11 update at Verizon

Stephen N said:

I want to use my phone going on charge as a trigger. The problem is that my phone doesn't have wireless charging on board so I added a Wireless Charging Receiver that plugs into phone. Unfortunately, my phone doesn't register as charging when my phone is placed on a wireless charging mat. I assume that the charge is not large enough to register.

I am hoping that there is a way to get that charging value using Tasker but I have been unable to find a method by Googling. I have found the Battery Monitor v1.3 but can't figure out how to get any usable values out of it.

Any suggestions?

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Never mind my previous post, I should have better read what you'd written. That said, wouldn't STATE > POWER > BATTERY LEVEL work as a trigger?

actually my phone will not even unlock after a phone call. i can't even use the "apps running" feature as it is not an actual button like on some of the older phones or maybe even lower based sammy phones. so i think your issue @Evan Gyde is just with your phone....whatever model sammy you have.

maybe its time for an upgrade? something more secure.

Android Auto allows users with a compatible vehicle to use their vehicle's infotainment screen for Android applications like Waze, music, phone, etc. Google plays my messages, and I can reply to them using Assistant. It effectively replaces the vehicle's "assistant" with Google. Example: I'm not sure where a certain restaurant is. Rather than look it up and punch the location in my vehicle's navigation system, I just tell Google "navigate to Chief's Smokehouse" - Google will do the search, put the address in Waze (or Maps if I choose), and navigate there.

Since you say you have no need of it, you can go to Settings -- Apps -- Overflow Menu (three dots upper right) -- Show system apps and scroll to Android Auto. There you should be able to uninstall it or at least disable it.

I'd vote for him. Why didn't he run in 2016?

The US already had an ass for 4 years, so I'd take a puppy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermin_Supreme

Someone was having the same problem here. No answers yet though.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...ore-with-error-something-went-wrong-try-again

Is your internet connection solid?

Well I feel like I'm going in circles but now found a Reddit thread that confirms what I originally suspected.

The Factory Unlocked (model ending in U1) S20 phones apparently have not got the update from Samsung yet to allow sub 6 5G connection. But there is a hack in that you can change the carrier network code to ATT even though you are on Verizon and it enabled the N5 band which is what Verizon uses for their "Nationwide 5G" To do this you dial *#272*your IMEI number# Then select ATT and Install and change network code only. Phone will reboot and now you will see 5G UW symbol.


I tried the CSC change on my factory unlocked S20+. I ran three successive bandwidth tests on bandwidthplace.com before and after the change so 3 times on VZW and 3 times on ATT. As others have alluded to the LTE DSS Sub 6 Flavor of Verizon 5G is on average about the same speed as 4G LTE+. So I just turned it back to VZW and will wait for the update from Samsung. I'm surprised a month and a half later it still hasn't got the update to allow N5 band on Verizon.

I'm also wondering is the S20 always show 5G UW when connected to any 5G including sub 6 5G and not actual millimeter wave ultra wide 5G? Or is that just a side effect of "spoofing" the ATT carrier code when actually on a Verizon network IMEI?

Well you could just not download gooogoo tv though, but do whatever you can though. Not a problem.

@Trom is a guru....i agree

i would follow directions that come with whitestone.

rbd said:

Sorry to be a pest, but just to clarify -- have you used any QC chargers via a direct wired connection to the USB-C port on your S20, or only indirectly through wireless charging? I can imagine those two scenarios could be quite different.

Thanks!

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I'll be honest I'll have to check. Like I said, was was mixing and matching charging blocks, cables, and when applicable, wireless chargers.

It looks like it's time to "uninstall" your partner...

MrJavi said:

https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-tab-a/how-to/sm-root-t4050329/page29


TWRP

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TGNBgQeL8ZYZUQyGPVaubAA3iwOzExbH/view

I highly recommend you start from the beginning of the thread before flashing. @James L provided the link above.

Good luck and welcome to Android Forums @Jaqueek

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Great! Thank you <3

Links in emails do work, so it has to be a problem with your app or your settings rather than Android itself.

Unfortunately we need to know more than "this doesn't work" in order to have a chance at providing a solution. So to start, what email app are you using? Can you open links from other apps (news sites, Twitter, or whatever)? I also suggest you check the email app's settings to make sure that it doesn't have this function disabled (e.g. as a security measure, since clicking on a link in an email can be a high risk activity ). If you've installed any security app (often, misleadlingly, marketed as "anti-virus" is that set to interfere with such actions? I'm just speculating at this point because we don't know anything about your setup.

kuddus said:

You can also download screen shoot apps from google play store

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That is what I did, and it has been working fine!!