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thnx lunatic59. i found good answer in funplus website, my amount is automatically recover from my carrier.Hi and welcome to android forums.
Your carrier was correct. Even though the transaction was handled through them, the people you need to contact are the developers of the game. This is their website https://funplus.aihelp.net/elva/FAQ/FAQList.aspx?l=en&SectionID=0&pf_app_id=993 and the play store lists contact_koa@funplus.com as the email contact.
If all else fails, go to crucial's website and use their system scanner. It's pretty good at figuring out what type of memory is compatible with your specific system, and what the max it could feasibly support.One question: how exactly can I know which RAM fits for my laptop? I have an old Acer Aspire E.
First, I do use Android devices, just not Samsung ones.
Second, I do not source news from Google.
Third, if it is E-Mail contacts that are coming up, then it is your e-mail app that is providing the pop-ups.
Look inside that app for share options inside of the settings.
Example:
Let's say that you want to share any given article onto your Facebook account.
In your browser, there should be a share option.
In the browser, bot the news article itself.
Select this, and look for the option 'Copy To Clipboard'.
Select that, and then open your Facebook app (or a wrapper app, as I do) and then long press the area where you would post something.
The 'Paste' option should appear- select it.
Your news article should now appear, and you can post it.
Maybe this is a few more steps than just using the links provided with the news stories, but as you can see, those links are often problematic.
I had so much trouble with those type links that I refuse to even acknowlege that they exist unless someone else has problems with them too and needs tofind a way around them.
There are a few browsers that are very secure and very fast, that are so much better than what is stock on Android.
If you have trouble finding the 'share' feature in your browser, I would suggest Lightning, FOSS Browser, or Smart Cookie (all are on F-Droid) as excellent third party browsers that fast, simple, and secure.
They all rely upon an app called Android System Webview, which is a built in app on Android devices.
You probably mean that it was hard reset. If it was factory reset done from within the phone, frp would not have been tripped. If frp was tripped then there is not much you can do at this point. Make this one a lesson learned. There are some software out there that claim to be able to bypass FRP, but I think most are scams..... so be careful.Recently bought Revvl and the previous owner factory reset it and now I'm unable to get past the frp. previous owner had also completely disappeared and wont answer calls or texts. Please help
Source code for lucid 2
https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=vs870
Source code for lucid 3
https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=vs876
Here's the kdz for the lucid 3
http://zhidao.baidubbs.gaodi.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=665309
Good luck.
If you cannot install GApps, then I would suggest just going with the browser route.
Lightning is an excellent browser (F-Droid) and has Google as a homepage already. (I recommend changing this if you are going to use the browser. You can save the Google page as a bookmark to use later.)
Simply touch the icon cluster on the Google homescreen to access the web versions of Google apps.
Hello i want to record my mobile screen video. I have already used many application. maximum video quality are not so good. I need a high quality mobile screen recorder. Suggest me.
You're welcome.I installed and configured the "Hacker's Keyboatd" as suggested, and now have the voice typing microphone on the keyboard, thank you.

I hear you. It's frustrating when you don't know what happened when something gets messed up.I just wish I understood what happened to the GBoard keyboard
it's not just wifi, but mobile data as well.......though that is always a great way to start troubleshooting wifi issues.Router / modem reboot ??? ...
A spen only works if its its end if your tablet has a spen slot you will need to insert the spen into your tablet and it should sync automatically, also the best place to get a replacement spen is from samsung themselves to avoid getting scammedWhen I try to use it it doesn't get Irecognized so guessing I need to synch it somehow?
Also i ordered it from eBay and it doesn't seem like it fits exactly right but figured it will still work ok, could that be a problem though?

I had the same problem as everyone else in this thread. My phone worked fine for two months. One day I was wearing a nasty imitation leather jacket and had the phone in my shirt pocket. It got kind of hot where I was and it got "steamy" inside that jacket before I took it off. The next time I looked at my phone it was doing the "USB Connected" dance. I tried power cycling and couldn't get the phone to power up, just got the grey battery symbol.
I tried a variety of things to fix this with marginal success. When I returned home I got the connector under a microscope and saw that there was some crud in the connector:
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You really couldn't see it with the naked eye, you need at least 10 to 20X magnification and a good light source to see it. I turned off the phone, took out the battery, and squirted some canned air ("Dust Off") in the connector and blew a lot of that stuff out. However, there still was some dirt on the contacts. I took a small piece of coffee filter paper, wrapped it around the end of a small twist tie, soaked it in isopropyl alcohol, and swabbed out the connector. Here's the clean connector:
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You need to be very careful about sticking things in the connector. The little tab that holds the contacts is fragile.
I powered the phone back up and it no longer displays the "USB Connected" message. It works correctly when I really do plug in a USB cable, too.
Why does this fix the problem? Well, I used to design cell phones, and I know a thing or two about the external connectors on phones. The phone has to have some way of detecting that something has been plugged into the connector. Micro USB connectors do not have a mechanical switch to detect the presence of a plug in the socket. If these connectors work the way USB OTG (On-The-Go) connectors work, there is a resistor in the cable between two of the pins. The phone attempts to pass a small amount of current through that resistor to detect the presence of the cable. When there is debris in the connector, like cotton fuzz from clothing, tiny bits of soap from washing, and tiny flakes of dead skin, and you add humidity from perspiration or rain, etc. you create little blobs of slightly conductive goo that can bridge the gap between the pins. That blob of goo looks just like a resistor to the electronics in the phone. So the phone thinks there's always something plugged into the connector. Why have some people been able to fix the problem with settings then? I suspect that they found settings that cause the phone to stop checking for a USB cable or to ignore the signal that tells the OS that something is plugged in.
I'd like to hear whether this solves the problem for others. While we're at it, does anyone know what those two extra contacts way at the back of the connector are for? Those aren't standard USB pins. I suspect they are used in manufacturing test.
Now if Verizon would only release Froyo for this phone...