Sounds like something you could do with Wolfram Alpha
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wolfram.android.alpha

Thank you very much!

Drowski187 said:

I know I only found 2 other times that had

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So any recommendations on what to do after rooting with kingroot?? I need all the help I can get. It's been a struggle. The only internet acess I have is att on my samsung a10e and they have my mobile hotspot and tethering blocked (bc they want me to spend more money with them to tell me how I can use my own data) so I've been doing everything on the lg gpad off data from my phone through the net share app. Bc my sim wont work in the att lg gpad (bc they want me to spend more money on a extra tablet line for data. So I'm either gonna try to find a way to make my sim work in both ( don't know if it's even possible).. and my final mission would be to root the a10e unless there is a better lower budget att or unlocked phone that would be better bc really the a10e sucks . But gonna root that and try to get xposed or something to try to bypass. I pay for the data and I would like to use it how i want. Lol. Sorry for the rant but thats where I'm at. any input would be greatly appreciated.. thanks

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Depending on a number of things (time, effort, cost), replacing a battery can be more problem than replacing a device.

Of course, this is by design.

If we all refused to buy devices that have built in batteries then this wouldn't be a problem.

Anyway, a new device (likely with a replaceable battery) can be had often for the cost of a replacement battery.
This cheap device (~$50 USD) would get you by until you are ready for a replacement of your choice.

Not to mention that your old device could still be used at home for storage, a mini tablet, camera, etc., so long as it is plugged in.
This can be more useful than you may think.

Along with the cheap device I mentioned and a couple SD cards that you probably already have, your device that you use away from home can get a break when you get home, your storage capacity is greatly increased, and the possibilities of your device use increase as well.

I currently use three devices, two identical and one not.
I had a battery issue with one, and it was just as cheap to get another device.
One stays at home, its twin is relegated to Wi-Fi use only (as is its mate) and the unmatched one is my general purpose cellular.

A simple app called NitroShare (F-Droid) allows for easy file sharing among all my devices.

Another option to get you by is to get an inexpensive power bank to plug your current device into when the power drops to the unuseable level.

At Wal-Mart there is a very small portable battery pack that costs less than $5 USD.

This should power your device back up quickly so that you can make it last a few hours more during the day.

Ok..

Your Phone is a POS that was (in my opinion) hastily cobbled together by programmers who obviously had better things to do. Microsoft people writing an app for Samsung, and Samsung employees writing an app for Microsoft... what could possibly go wrong? Well, Your Phone can go wrong, and it usually does.

My experience with Your Phone is great, until I walk away from the computer with my phone and then come back (I'm prone to doing that). Then it's nothing but "Your Phone can't connect to your phone right now". Endlessly. The only fix I've found is to Repair AND Reset the Windows app, and clear cache AND data on the phone app. Then restart both. After that, Your Phone works great - until I walk away again with my phone!

This dog don't hunt. I have Pulse SMS, it syncs to my PC and it works very well. I use Pushbullet to send photos (or just share them on my phone to OneDrive).

Hadron said:

I assume that someone who is running 150 WhatsApp accounts is basically using them as sockpuppets for some commercial, lobbying or political purpose. I couldn't think of any other reason for having that number anyway.

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Interesting. My normally-highly-suspicious mind didn't go there at all. When I read it, I guessed the 150 devices were being used in a work environment. Like I used to say, "I have X computers," where X=the computers I was responsible for at work--and far more than even *I* would have personally.

we are all sheep....i'm just following where the herd goes....LOL

Since the app has been removed from play I removed the broken link from the OP and I'm closing this thread.


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As someone who work in an industry where we are loading 100 inbound FTLs a week and sending out countless outbound loads, this kind of app is desperately needed and I can't believe no one has made something better than load boards yet. Just some friendly encouragement. If you need a tester, let me know!
Best of luck!

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It requires Android 5.0+

First, I have zero experience with app development (great start, I know). I have some basic web development and coding experience from a few years ago but haven't kept up with it. However, I am fairly tech savvy and pick up on things pretty quickly. To save myself time and frustration, I figured tapping into the expertise of the community would be a great place to start.

Here's the background situation. My company does wholesale distribution of food products. We have a grocery store-esque customer that is requiring we provide them with any UPC code we send them ahead of time so they can make sure its in their system so it scans at the register. And we buy products from every imaginable supplier so one week we might have blueberries with one UPC and the next week another.

What I want to do is have a simple app that can be linked to a scanner (either using a device camera or a specific scanning gun) that scan the UPC, checks it against our existing UPCs that we've provided (most preferably stored in a google sheet table), and simply returns either valid if it currently exists in the table or error if it does not.

So, my question is: does anyone know of something similar that exists like this? If not, what are some recommendations on where I should start?

As a beginner, I appreciate any and all comments.

Thanks in advance!

Sanjiv Aggarwal said:

my moto g4 plus keeps switching off when i am watching a video

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What app are you watching the video with? I may not have the ability / permission to make the phone "stay awake."

Git it!

My S6 comes with everything I need...

First, of course, a micro USB cable is needed (mine's 2" long), and a USB thumb drive.

Then, Apps>Tools>MyFiles>Categories>Images>Camera(etc.), select photo(s)>select the three dots, move / copy--to usb storage/photos, etc.. Done!

Works a treat.

May is the 'shoulder' season in Scotland...probably a little cool, maybe a little wet...but markedly fewer tourists. Same as in "the Highlands of Central Oregon."

Thanks everyone.

I remember I had such a problem, at first panic and shock, then I used the file recovery application, although I didn’t restore everything, good luck

I moved this to the Development areas as I think it will get a better answer here.

It needs to be locked. He needs to do online banking on it. Believe me I would not have put it on. Why is he so scared. My 82 year old mother also has a tablet and has no such fear.

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Glad to hear you solved it.

It could have been some issues with your custom ROM.

Part of the problem is you need to use the correct ROM that matches the phone model. MT6735M and similar designations refer to the SoC, the processor chip inside the phone. Ignore that, it's irrelevant for what you're trying to do. ROMs are not interchangeable, they are each specific for a particular phone model. Hopefully you have only soft-bricked this phone, so you just need to re-flash it with its correct ROM. If you hard-bricked it, that's going to be a bigger problem. You might be able to have a local service shop fix it but hard-bricked phones often require a reset from the manufacturer.

What is the phone make and model is this phone? Also, is it a carrier-locked model? (Carrier unlocked models can typically be used on selected, different carriers, ones that use similar cellular networks, but carrier-locked models are basically only usable for the specific carrier.)

why not take it in to get unlocked? there is not much we can do here on a forum. there might some software you can try, but i think they are not free and most seem like scams to me.

yeah if anybody price matches that would be Best Buy.....totally agree.