Here's what I can come up with..
A few months ago I was doing Flex(Amazon delivery on my own car)..and I called the customer so she can come down to retrieve her package..when I called her some guy answered the phone..in the background there was like a hundred kids screaming and just being kids..that's what they do, right??..any way so the guy would in the mid time telling me some story and he would talk endlessly..but I thought the whole time he was talking to me..
So since I was in a hurry I hanged up and call again and the same story..but the weird thing is that I was convince he was talking to me..then I hanged up and call again..this time I was able to talk to the lady customer..she came down for her package and apologize she sent me to that "zoo"..it literally was a nightmare zoo for me..I listened to that guy's story for at least 10 minutes with no ending bla bla bla bla..
I though that was an ingenios app..

Now I can tell you, I've downloaded it..but I have not used it yet..I don't know if it's in the play store since I don't mess with it..

If you don't want to get into the rooting world(since is not for ever one)..here's the app I use for over a few years already..you might like I it

OK, so say you go the straight route and send your tablet to JPay to be unlocked. If all goes well, and you get back an unlocked tablet (and not a thumb drive & a sorry note from JPay). What do you have? An old tablet with old software. What can you do with it and how far can you update it?
I know my old 486 still runs, but it's a museum piece and has hit the end of it's upgrades long ago.
So is it even worth the effort as anything more than an intellectual exercise?

Hello guys few weeks ago i bought new HUAWEI P SMART 2019
The thing is that the battery seems to be drain really fast.Im not playung games on it and also i chcecked running processes.I sent it to service but they didnt find anything.
I compared my phone to another phones ( almost same as mine) but ia have really bigger battery consumption in aplications and the rtio between software and hardware battery usage is weird.Everyone have bigger hardware usage not the software. I dont know how its possible there are no viruses and im not using it so hardly.
Pls can u help me guys ??

It's pretty much stopped now I havent heard it since originally asking this question so thanks to all of you I just wish I found the cause as hilarious as this was

The question still remains as Luna mentioned, do have have a hotspot plan included with your carrier ?? If not that will most likely be your issue.

Hi,

I have just watched the Android Dev Conference videos and see there are some cool new features (Motion Layout, Compose etc) that I would like to take advantage of.

My question is, if I build an app with a version of Android Studio that is in Canary (or Beta) am I likely to face issues being able to publish it on the store? I fully understand that the features may not be 100% complete or stable at this point. What I really want to know is a submission likely to be rejected or subject to other blockers?

Thanks

droidros said:

Also, I wanted to play the amazing demo videos I saw in the store but they are no longer there and I can't find them on line. Anyone know how to find them?

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Store models generally have special demo software installed on them that is not part of the device's normal software. So I expect that they simply are not on your device.

There are generally two modes of charging for phones- USB and AC.

Forget about the fact that DC current and a USB cable are used for both- I am just stating what they are called on your phone.

USB is very slow charging, and is what you get from the USB jack of a laptop or the like.

AC is the fast charge that you get from an adapter plugged into the wall.

If you are using the charger that it came with, and it is plugged into the wall, go to:

Settings
Battery

Here you should see a notation of what type of charge the phone is getting.

If you are using the wall charger, and the phone says 'USB Charging' (or similar) the first thing to do is to try a different cord with the same charger.

A damaged, cheap, or too long of cord can have enough current drop to cause the issue you describe.

Here is a screenshot of my Battery page, when I am using a 1.5A charger with a flat 10' long cord.

If I was using a bad cord, or if I was plugged into a computer's USB jack for charging, it would say 'USB' instead of 'AC'.

I recently used a combination file on my SM-S550TL (Tracfone) On5, and have been unable to get the stock firmware to work via Odin.

The combination file I used ended in S550TLUDUAQJ1, and for the life of me I haven't been able to find a firmware that works.

Has anybody else ran into this problem or have any suggestions as to what I should do?

svim said:

That certainly is a viable, different approach to take, just keep in mind it doesn't have to be a recently installed app but the problem could be due to an update applied to an existing app.

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Yes, absolutely. Since we're dealing with such an old Android version, this is very possible.

Magic jxmi voal uh

Just found this info which should enable you to move your Apps. Make sure you read the complete link to understand the risks before you jump in.
https://miui.blog/redmi-note-5/enabling-adoptable-storage-miui-devices/

The Sim unlock for that device can be done, who's the carrier?

Hi! I have the same radio. Can you clarify what you did to connect the external mic.

From what I understand you just need to cut the original microphone and solder the new one?

Im trying to make my app display 2 different kinds of array lists on another screen with my getMyIntent(). I need to have 2 Serializables but do I need a different bundle for the second list? How do I display it correctly?

public void getMyIntent() {
//Only have 1 intent not 2, 1 intent for one screen
Intent intent = getIntent();

Bundle bundle = intent.getBundleExtra("intentExtra");
Bundle bundleTwo = intent.getBundleExtra("intentExtraTwo");

Serializable bundleContent = bundle.getSerializable("bundleContent");
Serializable bundleContentTwo = bundle.getSerializable("bundleContent2");

DCollection dataCollection = (DCollection) bundleContent;

accountList = dataCollection.getClientArray();

for (int i = 0; i < accountList.size(); i++) {
String strI = String.valueOf(i);
forAccount.setText(strI);
}


CustoCollection custoCollection = (CustoCollection) bundleContent;

customerList = custoCollection.getPersonArray();

for (int i = 0; i < customerList.size(); i++) {
String strI2 = String.valueOf(i);
forCustomer.setText(strI2);
}
}
}

Mike Bradburn said:

When I have used Skydroid which is a fabulous golf app I have not incurred any data usage. It is recieving your position from satellites and all additional information from the app and the course information. As you move the satellites up date your position and adjusts your new distance to the green is calculated by the app.

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Phew, after 8 years at least that's settled.


j/k Welcome to the forums @Mike Bradburn, what brings you here?

Try holding volume down and power while connecting it to the USB cable. Keep holding the buttons until you see download mode or home, volume down and power while connecting the device to the USB cable.

The S5 is still a viable device, but the lack of updates can be an issue with some apps as Mike indicated. Also depending on your usage and needs the storage and memory may not be sufficient (16GB internal/2GB RAM). I used my S5 for several years and was very happy with it, but earlier this year I realized it was time for something newer and got an S9.
You can probably continue using the S5 for a while as long as it continues to work well but its limitations will only become more obvious over time. I'd recommend looking around for a more current device.
When you do finally upgrade to a newer phone you can still make use of the S5 as a wifi device for plenty of uses, such as music streaming and various utilities. As one of the last mainstream phones with an IR blaster it can be used as a universal remote.

New question posted in English here, https://androidforums.com/threads/how-to-implement-rss-or-feedburner-in-sketchware-projects.1316531/

Thread closed respond there.

Is there any tuturial about rss feed implementing in sketchware apps

Sorry, but what has a screen protector to do with charging the battery?

If charging the battery affects the adhesion of a screen protector then I'd get your phone or charger checked, as there's something badly wrong there.

I've installed the sdk on a Mac, though I've never found time to use it. I don't see why the platform would matter - unlike Apple, Google have no vested interest in forcing people to buy a particular computer in order to develop for Android.

I'm leaving Catalina for another month or 2 though - wait at least until Christmas, when I'll have time to deal with any problems.