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Help Bluetooth (BT) paired but not staying connected to my Mac computer

alright, this thread is old but still. I was facing the same problem. But then I realised they don't stay connected but when you try to share a file, from your Android device to mac or vice versa, you can easily do it. Mac wont show it as connected but if your mobile Bluetooth is on you can share stuff between the devices. If you connect a Bluetooth speaker with mac it will stay connected. Do you get what I mean? anyway, I also realised I was able to transfer files from my mac to my droid easily but was facing a problem when trying to send a file from my droid to mac. It was showing unsuccessful but then I saw my sharing settings. The Bluetooth sharing option was unchecked so that was blocking the file I was sending from my mobile. So yeah, just make sure you Bluetooth Sharing option is checked.

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1. Your phone and mac won't show it as staying connected, unlike Bluetooth speakers, printers and stuff. Just turn on your Bluetooth and share files.

2. If you can not send files from your mobile to your mac, make sure you have allowed Bluetooth sharing option.
Go to System Preferences>Sharing>Bluetooth Sharing


Just wanted to mention that this worked for me (Galaxy S9 on MacBookPro 10.13.6). The phone was not able to send files, even after successful paring until I followed the instructions in this post (in particular #2)

Anti-shake or stabilize functionality during the video recording

i want to make app like recording a video in background with no shake or stabilize property in application
i have gone through whatever you shared a link but did not get right solution whatever i am looking.

You might be needing the part where it says. "It's called a multi-million dollar R&D budget + some bad-ass Patents ownership to outclass the current competition."

I'm not a dev of course, but might be some useful results here.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Video+Stabilization+algorithm

Boost?

PUK code is the code you use to reset a SIM PIN if you have forgotten it. Nothing to do with the phone, except that the SIM must be in a phone to enter the code.

PAC is the code you use to request a phone number transfer between carriers (at least here - I don't know how that works in the States, which "boost" suggests might be where the question comes from).

For this there are 2 possible issues. If someone has paid off a contract (so they own the phone) and then sells it without unlocking from the original carrier then it's purely a technical problem of undoing the SIM lock. The original carrier can do that, but probably will only do it for the original owner (if they are still a customer). But in that case you may be able to unlock it unofficially.

The second problem is the one described above: the phone was sold before it was paid off and the owner then stopped paying the contract. In this case the contract has been broken and the carrier will blacklist the phone, and there is nothing you can do about that (in the UK where I am there is no way they'd remove the blacklisting for you).

Mhl help

If you get a S9, S10, Note9 or Note10, I'm sure you can use Samsung's Dex Station with those phones, and this has hardware HDMI video out, NO wireless required.

Huawei does something similar as well, with MateDock for their Mate series phones, and that's what I've got. It has hardware HDMI and analog VGA video out, NO wireless required.

These accessories are so you can use your phone as like a PC.

Windows 10 meltdown -- literally!

I had similar 'fun' a while back- nursing four very out of date servers producing management reports for a large UK retail chain, three of them failed over a two week period, so one was left running 24/7 to just about keep up. I was working 24 hours straight over Sunday/Monday. I asked the ops manager what I should tell the Chairman if/when the last server failed and he didn't get his Sunday trading summary. He just said 'What do you want' so I gave him an over specified wish list - And he agreed! Funny hoe the money was suddenly available.

Camera on Huawei P30 Lite 48MP Version

Someone from Huawei Service replied to my question today and I quote

"Hi! Thank you for supporting Huawei Products, we understand your situation right now. We highly recommend for you to switch to photo mode and turn off the AI mode as you take your selfies to have no bokeh or blur effect on the background. On your second question, Please be informed that the first camera sensor is the 2MP Bokeh Lens. It is used to have an effect of a soft out-of-focus background that you get when shooting a subject. These are functioning as you use portrait mode and as you use the Pro Mode and adjust the manual focus for your subjects. Thank you and have a great day."

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