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Hello all

I'm looking for information on how to make a phone call from inside an application.

I do not want to be just directed to the dial pad in the phone app. I want the call to initiate on click.

I also want to be able to control the phone call from inside the application, e.g terminate the call.

Finally I'd like to make sure that the call does not generate a call log which would be accessible in call history or 'recent' calls tab.

Has anyone got information on how I would begin to go about this? Does anyone have any experience making a program with this sort of functionality.


Thanks in advance

Do you know what version of Bluetooth the speaker has? The S9 has Bluetooth 5.0 which "should" be backwardly compatible but many times have issues.

I recently came into possession of a ASUS Fonepad K004. It runs on Android 4.1.2. I intended to set it up for an older relative to use, but it doesn't have much functionality since the OS is so outdated. Most apps are no longer compatible.

I tried downloading older APKs for a few apps which were compatible with 4.1, but they only worked briefly before trying to force an update and locking me out. I imagine this is due to the online connection required (I tried installing YouTube, Duolingo etc) but I wondered if there was perhaps a workaround?

I was looking into installing a new OS onto the tablet that would allow me to use older versions of some apps and at least get a little functionality out of it, but it seems that most of the common ones (LineageOS being a good example) do not support the device.

Are there any other options for such an old device that could help restore some functionality and allow use of the aforementioned apps?

There are plenty of tutorials out there on how to access logcat, which records the entire activity of your device. Any process that occurs is recorded. Since this is stored in the system memory, you may need root privilege for some devices and you'll definitely need to access it via ADB (Android Debugging Bridge) via PC. In other words, it's awesome to have but it ain't easy to get to!

Damaged from the impact? That must have been quite an ooops.

Also try see if you have App Shortcuts in the Lock / Security settings. That applied to a Samsung S9

NightAngel79 said:

At one point we battled dev spam to an insane degree. We had to structure it as you see here. Not sure we outright banned it here, but we have def relaxed restrictions these days.

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I always suspected there was no interference from Google. For some reason, those site honchos just decided they didn't want app announcements on the sites any longer and they must have thought the membership and staff needed to be told a "story" to shift the responsibility for the decision. Could not complain about annoying spam because nobody wanted to tell the moderating staff to do something sometimes. Can't always leave the dirty work to one or two conscientious moderators. Myself, I always saw a purpose for the announcements, as long as staff kept things under control, neat and tidy. But like I said, one or two people can't do it all.

If it let's you access your account, can you just go to the user profile and update the phone number? If it accepts the password but won't let you access the account until you verify your identity, then @ocnbrze is correct, you have to contact Instagram.

Thank you all for your input on this!

I decided to wipe the phone and reinstall. Let's see after that. Closing (marked as solved) thread.

yes, i got this in my in samsung note..but major changes in GUI ..other functionality are same .

Thank you

Update: Spent four hours out of town. In that time I checked texts and sent a few, and spent a fair amount of time on the phone. Bluetooth was involved too. At the end of four hours, starting with a full charge:

battery remaining: 86%
used 13% in 3hr 59 minutes
Phone: 1:13:16 59%
Screen: 17m 16%
Phone radio: 3hr 59min 23%
held awake 2%
app usage 0%

So in four hours out of town, phone radio used 23% of 13% of my battery. In eight hours last night at home, it used 76% of 37% - with nobody doing anything to it, like using it as a phone. What's up with this?

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Milo just now burst out laughing. We have you now... Erm you can try...

Welcome to Android Forums, Randy_Gold!

I am getting this error whenever I try running my app.

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You're most likely to find help for this by posting on our Android Development board, where other developers hang out.

Please be as detailed as possible when posting there, for example, if you're using Android Studio, which version is it and what platform are you using? Also, using the 'code' tag to encase your text output makes for a neater, easier to read post.

Good luck with your app!

Even though I've got a Note 4, I'm sure this fix will work for an S7 Edge as well.

Go to the phone application manager, and select the Google App. Click on Storage, and then Clear Cache. Then click on Manage Storage and then click Clear Search Data and then Clear All Data. This fixed the issue for me.

Dannydet said:

You need a spelling plan

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Damn it you almost owed me 2 beers for that comment.... lol

There's already a feature that's a part of Android to show your emergency info:
https://support.google.com/android/answer/9319337?hl=en
Finding the option to set it up is going to depend on your phone and which version of Android its running, on different phones it's buried inside different Settings menus. Open up your Settings menu and use the search icon (magnifier icon) for 'emergency information'.

There's also an Emergency Calling feature that's set up by default. Press the Power button and when the lock screen pops up there should be 'Emergency' link towards the bottom:
https://www.lifewire.com/bypass-android-lock-screen-using-emergency-call-4178718

loader said:

This is how I like my homepage to look. Going through the launchers on the Play Store, they all look so cheesy.

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Without knowing which launchers you've looked at, I can't know if my suggested one is cheesy-looking to you! But I like ADW Launcher 2; I've used it, and its predecessor, for as long as I can remember. It lets me do everything I want with my Android devices' look and feel.

If you're interested in seeing some things it can do, take a look at this thread.

Personally, I prefer a clean, uncluttered view; I'm quite the minimalist! Here's my default home screen:



and one with some 'activities' on it:

Those who have not heard the latest news, it includes the bigger Galaxy Note 20 plus, and they’ll be happy to hear that no 100x Super Zoom arrived for the Galaxy Note 20 camera.
The latest article here is a closer examination.
The Galaxy Note 20 Plus features a new camera-type module, according to new information from the Dutch website GalaxyClub.
It will have Super Zoom’s forthcoming flagship feature but we don’t think it is as ridiculous as Samsung’s 100x Space Zoom app.
We believe this is the right decision, because the return on the digital zoom is dwindled, which is only good enough for a few shots, as the novelty is gone after this.
There is no proof as well that this periscope camera is being delivered by the smaller Galaxy Note 20.
Since GalaxyClub does not refer to the other models, it is possible, and it would not be surprising, that it could remain exclusive to Galaxy Note 20 Plus.
This is why the Galaxy Note 20 Plus uses a 120 Hz LTPO screen according to previous studies, while a 60 Hz LTPS display can only be used in the base model.
In addition, the Galaxy Note 20 Plus may only be the edition of the two which is supplied with a 108MP camera, whereas that sensor may not be supported by the smaller model.
However, as the new study addresses a “special” camera, it is likely that a lot of elements can differentiate the module from the Galaxy Note 20 Plus in the Galaxy S20 Ultra.

Google's 'Find my phone' service is already included on your phone:
https://www.google.com/android/find
As for those third-party services you're looking into, they need to be installed on your phone and configured, so that's not an issue at this point since you don't have possession of your phone.
Also keep in mind that any remote location app will need your phone to have online connectivity (WiFi or cellular) and Location must be enabled for the above mapping to work. If you had a lock screen enabled whomever has your phone might not even be able to use your phone, so WiFi might not be a likely option since the WiFi networks you have saved are probably well out of range and cellular might not work out if your carrier has already cancelled that account.

Change all your password to all your online services now. You want to keep your email and social media accounts safe. Your carrier referring to the phone's IMEI is only pertaining to the phone's hardware identifier. Once that phone is blacklisted, the other carriers follow that blacklist so getting phone service will be a problem with that phone. But all the apps you had set up on that phone are you're responsibility, or more importantly all you online accounts that those apps connect to. Change your passwords so those apps lose their access.

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Your initial description of your problem appears to be network related. I'd focus on that -- flashing the ROM 'might' be a solution, if not a bit extreme, if the problem is with your tablet but if it's due to your router than you can flash your tablet's ROM a dozen times and that won't help.

And just a reminder, that tablet is old hardware running an out-of-date version of Android. Depending on your router and its configuration, WiFi connectivity might involve compromises. A newer router will be using more recent protocols so whenever you're also trying to include old devices there's an unavoidable mismatch.

That sounds like a problem with the Instagram app itself, please contact the developer

yule dee said:

Really useful to find colors code

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Soon, I'm going to release new version with export all popular color formats(RGB,CMYK,HSL etc.)