ocnbrze said:

the links are dead. most of the time i will look at the date of the thread. this thread was created in 2013. most folks who use a file sharing site rarely supports file sharing for that long. i used to have some files on a file sharing site, but those are long been dead. tbh i can't remember what sites they were on. nor do i have the files that were on there. hopefully the op will notice your post. and hopefully the op will still have the file you want.

.....but don't hold your breath for too long.

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Thank you for that. I hope I get a file.
Dev-Host is dead unfortunately.

Global has clarified that the Nokia 8.3 5G and Nokia 5.3 won’t carry the Android One branding, but will offer the same two years of OS updates and three years of security patches as other Nokia smartphones.

It’s certainly a strange move and one that doesn’t reflect wonderfully on the Android One program. Google’s initiative already had very few partners on board, with Motorola and Xiaomi the only other major players.

Nokia 8.3 5G
The most premium of these new handsets is the Nokia 8.3 5G. As the name alludes, this smartphone is the first 5G-capable Nokia device. Nokia claims it’s also the first global 5G smartphone with support for all global 5G networks. That means it has a higher number of 5G radio bands than any phone available now.

The Nokia 8.3 5G touts a 2,400 x 1,080 6.81-inch display, and it can scale SDR content to HDR. The chassis features an aluminum frame sandwiched by glass around the front and back. It comes with the Snapdragon 765G, 6 or 8GB of RAM, 64 or 128GB of expandable storage, a 4,500mAh battery, and Android 10 under the hood.

Nokia 5.3, Nokia 1.3, and Nokia 5310
The other three new Nokia handsets may not be as premium as the 8.3 5G, but they still offer quite a bit of value for the price.

The Nokia 5.3 features the Snapdragon 665 SoC, a 1,600 x 720 6.55-inch display, up to 6GB of RAM, up to 128GB of expandable storage, and a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor. It also touts a 4,000mAh battery, a rear quad-camera setup, and the chassis looks quite similar to the Nokia 8.3 5G. It will be available this April for only €189 (~$204)

Fore detail you can search on google

puppykickr said:

I am not familiar with the app in question, but I do have some other apps that have a similar affect.

Most pronounced is the Microphone app, which basically makes use of the phone's mic to be used on a PA system or similar.

There is a delay that is quite obvious, through wired phones and via bluetooth.

According to the dev, it is an Android thing, and cannot be delt with in the app.

It takes some practice, but you can get used to it and work around/with it.

It is much like someone speaking on a microphone while in a stadium.

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Yes exactly thanks for your input I really just wanted to make sure that it was normal... I did find a way to make it better I just wanted to know that it wasn't my phone lol😁

What's new in the version 2.0.1:
- It is forbidden to install the application on devices that do not have a compass sensor

Hello,

I'm looking for a Java Android developer for a modification which seems very simple to me, remove a flag activation / deactivation of a button.
I say simple but I know nothing about it in android java and modifying one or more smali files seems far from my C++.

I would like to discuss it with supporting sources in MP, whether you take a look at my idea and tell me if the modification is actually simple or if I am grossly mistaken.
And if it's simple, explain to me what to do.

At the moment, i've understood how decompile and recompile and that works !
I can switch the source code to java (with jadx).

Thanks for reading me.
Patrick.

Grazuncle said:

Hi all

My Oukitel C15 Pro does not seem to have a cast option. I got in touch with Tech but they don't understand what i want to do.. The suggest Chromcast app. but that is PC screen to phone. I know you can get HDMI adapters and may have to go that route, but it is another device and power supply


I want Phone to TV (my TV has wireless display)

Anyone recommend an app that doesn't steal your ID at the same time LOL.

Thanks

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Hi.. it turns out that my phone does have cast... after a few more emails and chats to XONE, They told me I have to find it by using the search function in the Settings section!!!! If it is an item in the Setting section, I can't find it. However the Search function it did work and it does find my smart TV too.

I have a S9+ I want to use as a helmet cam for sports (I have another main phone, don't worry) and I have it set to 1080P 60FPS but my only problem is Samsung has limited it to film for only 10 minutes at a time for that and then it stops. I'm not going to be able to stop in the middle of sports and take off the helmet to press record again. This is where tasker comes into play. I just have no idea how to use it. How do I set it up to where it'll automatically record again once those 10 minutes are up? Thank you!

dontpanicbobby said:

It could be the charging cable. Have you purchased a new cable lately @Mythical_Legend? I bought one because it was pretty and long and it stopped working pretty damn quick OEM equipment time wise.
Even now I haven't found a cheap long cable the does the full Quick/Fast charge thing. Is the charging cable braided?

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Big Lots has been selling excellent cables, both USB C and Micro, for $9 and $8 respectively.

They are 10' foot long, have great capacity, and strong ends.

They are not braided. I don't have good luck with braided cables.

iHome brand.

Windscribe.

Try Dingtone, a free VOIP app.
It allows recording of phone calls, and is easy to use

Try Dingtone, a free VOIP app.
It is easy to set up and use, and can record calls well.

neil154 said:

I have been using ACR by NLL to record my phone conversations on my Verizon S8 running Oreo.

For some reason it seems to only record my side of the conversation many ties (other it does record both sides). I see that there are many other apps to record conversations but it also seems that many of them also only record one side of the conversation many times.

Do you have a recommendation of an app to record both sides of the conversation?

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Try using Dingtone, a free VOIP app.
I allows recording of phone calls and works well.

I know that this is an old post, but there is a VOIP app called Dingtone that is very simple to set up and use.

It has a call recording feature that works and sounds well, without any difficulty.

It's like smoking a join..it gives you clarity..

an64 said:

This is a boot from M110
http://zalil.ru/34741128

Can it be patched?
And i dont clearly understand , its only adb shell or key combination for boot to recovery possible?

Anyway, thanks for your work!

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Says link is malware. Can you put a link that is safe?
Thanks.

I tried to create a 2 buttons but when i click options it goes to options and when i click credits it opens options i want to open credits ;-;

protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
Button b1 = (Button) findViewById(R.id.b1);
Button b2 = (Button) findViewById(R.id.b2);
b1.setOnClickListener(this);
b2.setOnClickListener(this);
}
@override
public void onClick(View v) {
switch (v.getId()){
case R.id.b1:
openOptions();
break;
case R.id.b2:
openCredits();
break;
}
}
public void openOptions(){
Intent option = new Intent(this, Options.class);
startActivity(option);
}
public void openCredits(){
Intent credit = new Intent(this, Credits.class);
startActivity(credit);
}

sounds like a factory reset might be needed.

Samsung Galaxy Note 8

Hello All

For some reason my favorites star in contacts is no longer available. Can anyone shed any light on what setting I might have inadvertently changed to make this go away or could this have been part of an update?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in Advance

There's the "do not disturb" feature but that only silences calls and notifications.
But as stated above, Tasker....

have a lg rebel 4. Carrier is straight talk. I've searched Google up and down an haven't found 1 secret code that would work. Does any1 know any that will work?

I have absolutely no regrets buying the Z flip given its form factor and general performance. I also figured that keeping the screen closed with a decent case gave me as good protection as my galaxy S 10+ with the screen was always exposed.
Unfortunately, while examining the phone at an angle with the screen off, I noticed a smudge on the upper right-hand side of the screen. Cleaning the screen did not remove this very slight smudge. I then realized that it was the precise location of the edge screen "bar". Clearly, frequent usage of the edge screen feature, using just my finger was creating this smudge. Clearly the surface of the edge screen is not as robust as the galaxy S 10+ and users need to be aware of this.
Rather than wait, I promptly ordered a galaxy Z flip screen protector, without investigating the brand, and have been using that for the last several days. It seems to fit well, adhere well and is as sensitive as the naked screen. However time will tell.

Hi all

The device is running Android Lolipop and my question regards accessing device hardware data from an application, this should be straightforward but initial information suggest otherwise. If the devices Bluetooth receiver is paired with a bluetooth transmitter then why would you not use this data directly in an application and instead use another program to " spoof your location" just to provide location services with mock locations so it can use the Bluetooth data provided?

This seems a long winded way of handling data and you risk the data being altered or some loss as it is passed through these other programs. In my case I have a Ublox GPS receiver that transmits location data as an NMEA stream using Bluetooth, now we have two approaches. Application A allows the user to select the data source, one being Bluetooth and this works with location services turned off which greatly helps battery life. Now Application B can only use Location services which means either using the devices internal GPS or going down the so called spoofing route to basically fool it as a get around.

My question is why would anyone develope an application and not use the bluetooth receiver directly? I have thought about this and can only conclude that it must be something to do with the Android OS but it can and has been done so why take the less efficient method? Is it such a complicated task that some developers just use location services to keep it simple.

When I used to program control systems in C we could include different libraries into our code and these provided added functionality, so if I needed a CAN interface or SPI the functionality was there but I don't believe Java uses because it is not processor specific.

thanks Roy

Purple people bad. Green people are worse. It's all an alien conspiracy. 'bout covers it.

If you folks want to have these discussions, you can't respond to every argument against your beliefs with "propaganda" and "lies." Look into the arguments of the other side, figure out the selective editing of quotes, and debate the underlying issues.

Until then, closed.