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Yesterday and just today I tested 2 WEBRTC library from github (on a separate project build)
I'm getting more issues and failed build on both.

Used:
1. Iyokato/Easyrtc
2. Pubnub/android-webrtc-api

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hi
many thanks for that info ... good to hear
... I'm assuming that it doesn't have to reload apps then when selected from recent app screen?
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odatkid said:

Thank you all for your input. I'm sorry that I didn't mention that I rooted my phone years ago. I'm very concerned with privacy and security so I think mikedt probably hit the nail on the head. I do use adaway and I only get apps from the playstore. Would love to update this ROM. I like this phone and when I check out the new phone prices I like my phone even more.


Thank you again, Tom

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if you are concerned about privacy and security then you should not have rooted your phone. in essence you removed any security your phone has. it is easier for somebody to grab your phone and download something that could gain admin rights very easily. as long as you are careful you should be fine, but i would keep a very close eye on your phone at all times. i would add two step verification on all accounts where applicable.

but yeah, if that is the case, it could definitely be something like @mikedt mentioned.

Hello everyone,

Since I know nothing about app development, I would like to have some feedback from you about this app idea that I have so I can assess how realistic the project would be. It would be used on smart campus to assess the thermal comfort of building occupants.

The app would be a participatory sensing framework developed to collect, analyze and report user assessments of thermal preference at the campus scale with room-level spatial resolution. Users report thermal feedback (is it comfortable? Is it too warm? Or too cold? Users could also write specific comments if they want). When installing the app, they can also report basic demographic factors (age group, gender…), but it is not required to do so to use the app. I would like to have some sort of randomly generated identifier to preserve the anonymity of each user. Thermal feedback would be stored on a secure server where data can be analyzed by a smart controller or by facility analysts. If possible, the app could track users to see in which room they are when sending a feedback. If it is not possible, then the other solution would be to ask users to add info regarding their location (building name, room #) when they are sending a feedback. Ideally, the app could also communicate information to users (something like “It is cold outside, make sure to close windows!”) that can send notifications in the users’ cellphone (if enabled).

How hard would it be to code an app like this? As I said, I know nothing on app development, but would be willing to hire an undergraduate intern from computer science programs to do most of the work. How long do you think it would take? Is it a matter of weeks, months? If I don’t hire anyone, how long would it takes for a complete beginner to do something like this?

From what I’ve just read, Android Studio seems to be the program to use, is that correct?

Any other recommendation?

Thanks for your answers.

we get this question everyday. finding notofication icons that belongs to a certain app is like finding a needle in the haystack (i need to find a better example to use cuz i keep using it). there millions of apps that uses notification icons. unless it is something well known, it will be only guesses on our part. the only way to know what it is is to look into the phone. in most cases, however, the phone in question is not accessible.

i hope you find the answer.....good luck

larrydonline said:

I hate when programs aren't intuitive but depend on understanding symbols with no captions explaining the symbols. I've had this phone over two years but never used it for email, just texting. I was setting up email for someone else with no idea how to do it. Usually you just follow prompts but this had me stumped. Thanks again.

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this is why this awesome forum exists. i'm glad we can help you out. please feel free to come here and ask more questions. we are here to help

I have a OP6 and I found an XP-Pen drawing tablet that I can use with Android via an OTG adapter.

It works, but the problem is, the active area is a 16:9 ratio, while the OP6 is 19:9. So anything I draw on the tablet ends up a little squished or stretched.

I was wondering if there's an Android utility that can alter how much of the tablet can be used at one time, and fit it into a 19:9 ratio probably, with a margin of the active area disabled.

Or if there's something that will change the aspect ratio to 16:9 via software.

Hi all.
As a software developer, I develop a white label app that is then branded for my client.

Is it possible to publish the app on behalf of my client so it's under their Google PlayStore account? Will this allow them to respond to customer reviews on the PlayStore?

If it's possible, I believe the client requires to have a google account, but what type of an account and I how can I push the build from my dev account to their account so the client can publish it?

Rgarner said:

That's what it says. Maybe I can post a picture. Sometimes that works.

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Same problem on two Verizon phones after automatic update of Verizon's integrated messinging app. One phone kept giving me the following error.

"We were unable to connect your device to synchronize with Verizon Integrated Messaging service. You can attempt to reconnect your device to Verizon Integrated Messaging through the Settings menu of the application. "

The other phone kept crashing the messaging app when I tried opening it.

This worked for me.... Go into apps. Find messager+ or text messaging app. Uninstall updates to the app to go back to the factory version of the app. Once updates are uninstalled, open your messenger app and go through the initial set-up. Then update the messenger app through the play store.

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https://community.verizonwireless.c...ging-Service/m-p/956444/highlight/true#M22621

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Hadron said:

Dark Sky is actually a weather app. And while they have an android version that is being discontinued because the company were bought by Apple.

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IMHO, the best Dark Sky replacement is MyRadar, although it began years ago as a simple radar app, it's now a full on weather app by just pulling down the mini forecast at the top. Another thing I like is that you don't have to "search" for another city like many weather apps, just move the map around and whatever's under the bullseye is the forecast you get.

I've seen one plane heading south threw the clouds today.

surfer44 said:

I just noticed a crack going across the plastic piece that covers the rear cameras. I have never dropped my phone and it's always been in a case. I'm obviously very disappointed. Anybody else had this problem? Any ideas on how to get it fixed? Thanks

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What case are you using? How well does it protect the camera bump? You may well be able to start there. Otherwise try contacting wherever you bought it from, and/or Samsung.

I saw the movie! Can you choose where?

GokuSS said:

Almost every android device has a dark mode now which is great!

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I love me some Dark Mode!!!

what's your carrier? are you able to use data on the phone normally? can you make calls and surf the web for example?

have you had this phone long? was it bought used? do you know if its been rooted?

can you post a screenshot of the software update page?

have you cleared the phones cache?

I can't see your screenshots, but if I switch to GBoard (built-in keyboard on my phone but not the one I use) and touch the little arrow icon above the keys (to the left of the predictions) I see the word "GIF" and something I take to be a "stickers" icon amongst the options. So to me it looks like those options are there.

I can't comment on how well they work because I've no use for such stuff, but they seem to be there. If what it provides isn't good enough then just try a different keyboard that suits you better.

Since the question was posted 18 months ago by a member who has not been back since then I doubt that any answer is relevant to them now.

Welcome to the site.

No Ideas anyone ? - All I do is make any change in the new class file and then I need to compile twice - first time i get an error, second time is fine.

Hi Paul.
I suggest you to declare your ListView list outside the onCreate() method, and then assign the reference to the view inside the onCreate() method.
In this mode, after the assignement (list = findViewById(R.id.myListViewData)
you must see the variable list not-null, but it must conatins the reference to the view control.
Hope this help.

Mark

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