If you don't want to drop your phone I recommend cyanoacrylate

"Stock android" has background services running as well, so I'm very suspicious of a phone that claims to have none.
That said, Samsung do tend to stuff their phones with more junk than anyone else.

Core clock speed is still not enough to judge which processor is more powerful (clock cores with different architectures at the same speed and you can still get very different results), but if they are only clocked at 677MHz that is clearly a seriously old design!

Me too. Now the battery life is terrible. Hope they fix it soon.

Stokestack said:

Thanks for that reference!

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No problem, I know how hard finding references can be sometimes.

kellyyost11680 said:

What is it? Who imstalled it. Was it done remotely. Or what put it there. What does it mean

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Kellyyost11680.. Im new to forums this my first reply.
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Thanks both. Works aa described.

That's within the realms of logic I guess.

As you say not very useful to see how many likes the first post has had, especially if you haven't read it by opening it.

Ours not to reason why...


Now where was I? .....

I am wondering if Chrome is not your issue.

Google Play Store is Google, Chrome is Google, Youtube is Google, and Google watches and listens to everthing you do on and off of Google.

So, have you tried dumping the cache of Chrome?

And really, Chrome wss active on my device only long enough to find it and eliminate it, or at least disable it.

For the love of all that is sane, back up your Chrome settings and bookmarks, and then delete all the data like you did in the other apps.

I don't want to turn this into a 'I hate Chrome and Google' rant, but only because I don't want to spend the time.

Please, just to see if this helps, back up and delete data, then disable or uninstall Chrome.

But before you do, download this browser.
You didn't think I would leave you without one, did you?

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/acr.browser.lightning/

It will work right out of the box, and as you play with it you will find why I recommend it over all the others.

I even have made a video (a bit dated, but whatever) to quickly show someone around the simple but useful settings.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Afgkhy-1ToUPXYZ2nvcATtIZFeWQayXL/view?usp=drivesdk

I bet that it is faster than Chrome.
If you put up with a little bit of learning, you won't go back to Chrome.

After Chrome has been silenced, see if the ads stop.

Also, you may want to check your Phone Storage, set it to sort by size, and check the caches of your apps.

Delete any large ones.

On mine I pitch anything 1MB or over, but I have rather limited devices.

Dannydet said:

go to settings, apps, my files, enable.
samsungcloud, enable.
reboot the device

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Thanks for responding but I don't see an enable setting there.

While a lot of cellular service companies will cover some or all of the costs of a switching to a new carriers, it's still up the customer make sure all their open accounts are paid off. Since you apparently signed up for a two-year contract with Verizon, you're still responsible for any unpaid bills and the early-withdraw penalty fee.
Also note that Sprint is in a major transition period and being dissolved as it was bought out by T-Mobile.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprint_Corporation

See here for my solution. It doesn't scroll diagonally, but it works!
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...ogether-and-are-composed-of/62862502#62862502

So you want to leave the ring tone or vibration on for other / family / emergency calls but not hear this contact ringing?

I can't think off hand atm. There's probably a simple way.

I haven't used Tasker but understand it can do things like this.

Performance



The Beelink GS-King X is powered by the Amlogic S922X-H SoC., the same processor found on last year’s GT-King Pro. It contains 4 cores of Cortex A73 clocked at 2.21GHz, 2 cores of Cortex-A53 clocked at 1.8GHz, and a beefy Mali-G52MP6 GPU clocked at 846MHz. There’s also 4GB LPDDR4 RAM under the hood to take care of multi-tasking.







Having tested the GT-King Pro, I was returned with predictable results in the benchmarks I threw at the GS-King X. While these numbers might not seem impressive to you, especially when compared to modern flagship smartphones and tablets. In the world of TV boxes, probably the only device beating the GS-King X in terms of horsepower is the Nvidia Shield TV.



The GS-King X is extremely smooth. Even with the HDMI output set at 4K@60Hz, I rarely experienced any hiccups, lags or delays when navigating through homescreens and settings, launching and switching between apps, loading image-heavy webpages.



As a pure media streamer, the GS-King X does as well as, if not better than, most competitions, thanks to the Advanced Video Engine Gen10 VPU integrated into the Amlogic S922X-H processor. In the Antutu video tester benchmark, the GS-King X scored 1072, out of the 30 tested items, only two video codecs were not supported.





I also played many videos of different formats in Kodi and MX Player, the GS-King X rarely struggled with anything I threw at it. Like last year’s GT-King Pro, the GS-King X supports Advanced HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, and PRIME HDR, with the right videos and a nice HDTV, it is capable of delivering satisfying video playback experiences.



I haven’t encountered even the slightest of problems streaming 4K videos in the YouTube TV app or in Chrome. Only when I switched the resolution to 8K (in Chrome) did I notice serious lags and delays. Since the GS-King X can only output resolution up to 4K, there’s no point streaming 8K anyway.





Unfortunately, although the GS-King X supports the highest Widevine L1 DRM, you won’t be able to stream high-definition videos in Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, probably due to license issues. This might potentially be a deal-breaker for many devoted Netflix fans, and really a shame given how capable the hardware is.



The GS-King X is not designed to be just a streaming box. The mali-G51MP6 has enough power for most games you can find in Play Store. In the 3DMark app, the device notched 1608 and 1187 respectively in Slingshot and Slingshot Extreme tests.







I tried many games, including some of the most demanding titles on the GS-King X, most of them ran smoothly at moderate settings. But if you want the highest level of visual effects, you should expect some frameskip and even serious delays. A joystick is necessary if you intend to use the device as a gaming console.


Audio



The GS-King X also features dual ESS ES9018 HiFi DAC, which offers DNR up to 135dB, –120dB THD+N, and enables the box to drive headphones with high impedance (up to 600?). I plugged in my HiFiMan HE300 headphones and listened to a lot of music during the three weeks of testing, the sound coming from the GS-King X was significantly better than the that from my computer or smartphone. The GS-King X offers a 3.5mm headphone jack, RCA ports, and BAL ports for users to enjoy audio enhanced by the HiFi DAC.

The S922X-H processor has DTS Listen and Dolby Audio licenses, and the box itself is compatible with 7.1 audio systems. If you happen to have speakers certified by Dolby or DTS, you will be able to enjoy discrete surround sound from movies encoded with Dolby and DTS audio. The box features an optical SPDIF port for transmitting 7.1-channel audio,


Connectivity



The GS-King X offers lots of connectivity options. It supports 2.4GHz/5.8GHz dual-band Wi-Fi, but not the latest WiFi 6 or Wi-Fi 6+. Fortunately, the box has solid reception and is able to pick up more Wi-Fi hotspots than most of my older TV boxes and mini PCs. The 1000M Ethernet jack also comes in handy whenever I want enhanced stability and even higher bandwidth. There’s also Bluetooth 4.1 on board to take care of local file transfer and pairing with audio and input devices, saving u from all kinds of annoying wires. When connected with speakers and headphones, the supported codecs are SBC and AAC, you won’t get superior codecs like aptX or LDAC.



The HDMI 2.1 port on the GS-King X can output videos up to 4K@75Hz, and should support most TV sets, monitors and projectors. In comparison, the Nvidia Shield TV and many other TV boxes are still using HDMI 2.0 or HDMI 1.4 ports.


Verdict

The GS-King X is an interesting device with many fancy features and a ton of potential. But Beelink needs to work hard to improve the NAS service and make it more affordable to its users.

At $289, the Beelink GS-King X is a lot pricier than last year’s GT-King Pro ($145), which runs on the same processor and serves identical TV box functionalities. But the GS-King X does have its advantages. Besides dual HDD NAS, it also offers more ports, and has an active cooling system to prevent overheating. But are these features worth digging deeper into your pocket? Different people will surely have different answers.

For average consumers who just want a top-of-the-line TV box for video streaming and occasional gaming, I would still recommend the GT-King and GT-King Pro, both of which can handle TV box tasks as well as the GS-King X. Even if storage is important to you, please do not forget that these boxes are also able to mount mobile drives of up to 4TB, only that you won’t be able to use them as NAS devices.

I created a channel for your new game. Good luck

EXTRA INFO

• Rating: 4.7
• Installs: 5+
• Download Size: 34M
• Version: 1.0.1

Your build gradle for the app needs to be changed. It will look something like this.

apply plugin: 'com.android.application'

android {
compileSdkVersion 29

defaultConfig {
applicationId "com.example.*"
minSdkVersion 18
targetSdkVersion 29
versionCode 1
versionName "1.0"
testInstrumentationRunner "androidx.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner"
}

buildTypes {
release {
minifyEnabled false
proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android-optimize.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
debuggable true
}
}
}

Change "debuggable true" to "debuggable false"

I'm not 100% sure, but I think the system takes care of the Canvas.

My suggestion is to make sure that item.getName() is actually returning a non-null string, or to check that it is non-null. It appears that the variable returned by getName() is not getting initialized by the Player Class.

suicune said:

I want to use version 3.2 so i put this in my manifest xml:
uses-feature android:glEsVersion=“0x00030002” android:required=“true”

However it still seems to be using version 3.0, because I get prints on the console that look like this:
D/EGL_emulation: eglMakeCurrent: 0xea022050: ver 3 0 (tinfo 0xea36cfb0)

Also my shader with “#version 320 es” doesn’t compile, I get an error:
ERROR: 0:1: ‘320’ : version number not supported

What am I missing here?

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This page only goes up to 3.1 https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/graphics/opengl

It would help if you can tell us the make and model of tablet, with the version of Android., and it might help to post the screenshots (ose the spoiler to hide the images if they're big)

This link does a good job of getting native code set up. You can create a hello world c++ program from template that will get a string from the c++ side through the JNI. JNI is a bit tricky at first if you don't understand it. This spec can help: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/jni/spec/jniTOC.html. I find googling what I'm trying to do works better at first. Once you get a feel for the JNI it is as easy as any other programming.

Here is the bluetooth documentation for native code: https://source.android.com/devices/bluetooth. I have no experience with that, so that is all the help I can give.

Hope this helps you.

tipoima said:

Already tried that, unfortunately, no change.

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I suppose as a last resort, you could try flashing the latest stock firmware via Odin.

PS: I had an S3 that gave out on me and It was due to a hardware issue.

Hi Everyone,
Before I head down the path of creating an Android App for work I wanted your opinion on if its possible.

Problem.
Multiple company employed trainers facilitate a "new starter induction" course every day, often 30+ candidates are present in the class and we have only 1.5 hours to facilitate the induction, take candidate photos for their employee card, take photos of their identification (Passport or Drivers licence) and a photograph of their employee details form.
Once the session is complete we are then required to download all of the photos, rename them in the following naming convention: "LASTNAME,FIRSTNAME-Photo", "LASTNAME,FIRSTNAME-ID",LASTNAME,FIRSTNAME-DETAILS", then send each candidates three items to an email address for employee photo card creation. This process can take up to 3 hours depending on the IT capability of the trainer.

Proposed solution.
Create an App for android (we all have worked issued android devices with outlook exchange email configured) that once open an area to type candidates FIRST NAME & LAST NAME, plus three camera buttons, each camera button relevant to the required photographs( Face, ID, Employee details form).

Once the candidate name is entered, I use button one to take a photo of the candidates face, button 2 for the candidates ID, Button 3 for the Employee details form. After each photo is taken using the relevant buttons the photo is renamed XXXX-Photo, XXXX-ID, XXXX- Details.

At the bottom of the screen is a Submit button which needs to attach the three photos, resize to 2mb each and send to a specified email address using outlook on our phones without having to click on any outlook screens or enter an email address. Then the app needs to reset immediately for the next candidate.

Is this possible? and if so where should I look for the relevant integration with outlook and the capability to rename photos automatically.. I'm using Android Studio

Thanks for your help.

THIS MAN IS A ****ING LEGEND!!!!!!!!! Thank you on so many different levels as I have been unable to find CWM recovery and you have managed to make something that can flash twrp onto this device still. Thanks a million and have a great day as I currently am!

Thank you!

puppykickr said:

Although the files in the root partition cannot be manipulated, can they still be copied to a folder in the internal or the external memory?

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Possibly. Depends on their permissions.