sodais said:

If you don't mind do you have an example code or some thing like that for that work instead documentation.
It will be a big help.

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I wrote a tutorial that demonstrates how I use a JobIntentService with fully working example project and code here:
https://techstop.github.io/android-broadcastreceiver/

Now here's the thing, there are different ways to use this service, so the example a linked above may not be what you're looking for. If not do a google search for "how to use jobintentservice" and plenty of tutorials will come up.

Thanks for putting me straight. I don't know how that happened but can agree with you about YouCall. As I've now dealt with it by killing off voicemail, I'll let things stay as they are and avoid having to have yet another app. Thanks anyway,

Ian

Thanks appreciated

Thank you

A Rorschach app? All I see is an ink stain.

Depends what app you use, and what option you click.

Hey guys, I just recently updated my game insane bird.
It's more like flappy bird bird with some extra features that are -
1) Bird selection mode.
2) 12 types of bird characters available.
3) 4 types of themes.
4) HQ graphics.

So just go and download it's realy fun.

Link - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.InsaneBird.WeakDirtStudio

And thanks of checked this game out!!

I was using a button but it stopped working with the latest android update.
Any suggestions on a hand held button type device that will open my camera, or click on a chosen desktop shortcut icon?
Thanks!
LG V30 ( LGH932) Unrooted, stock firmware

Where do I find the serial number on a LG HBS-910 or its box? The headset itself has an FCC ID number but I do not find the serial.

I had that same issue about three months ago..my contacts which I've saved for years and years in my Google where gone..I was deleting some duplicates..that's how it happened..the only reason I was able to get most of them back was because some how and I have not idea when but magically my contacts also existed in my Samsung account that I don't remember setting one up..but well..bottom line..it's good to have back ups...

poudigne said:

since a couple days I keep receiving phone call from numbers that, I think, comes from Europe. Is there any way to block that phone number format? (obviously im from North America, and want to let number XXX-XXX-XXXX in)

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FYI Saudi Arabia, Congo, and Central African Republic, are not in Europe.

You might be able to get your carrier to just block international incoming calls, if you're not expecting thrm, and not have to do anything with your phone.

I'm not talking about the G7 Maxx. Just the Motorola G7 Optimo. Which from what I've heard is the equivalent to the G7 Play. The G7 Optimo Maxx is the equivalent to the G7 Power. Can anyone else confirm this?

It's $699 for an 11

Well apparently OnePlus is exclusive to T-Mobile in the US, that's why.


So much for "Never Settle" then, and you must settle with the carrier we choose.

mikedt said:

You bought your Pixel in the US, and it's a US variant? The OP is is about a grey imported, international Samsung Note 9(Exynos variant), which I'm certain won't support WiFi calling with US carriers. Sure with Samsungs you must have a carrier variant with that carrier for WiFi calling.

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Ok, I'll double check on xda-developers.

Grady82 said:

Saw a post from Jeam in 2016 where I'm thinking "Did I post this?"

"...it seems to be impossible to download the updates that way, it keeps asking to do it via WiFi.​

The problem is that the wife is extremely concerned about possible long-term health issues related to wireless signals, and I would like to keep the peace by doing the updates either by mobile data or by Ethernet..."
​

Our home became WiFi-free earlier this year and during our final remodel (of 3) we had Ethernet pulled to every room. She uses Apple and has been hooked up since June. I still haven't found out how to connect my Samsung Galaxy 7 (Device name: Samsung-SM-G930A).

ANYONE KNOW how to enable Ethernet as the signal source? And what hardware (dongle) is needed?

Thank you,
Grady

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You do know that mobile data also uses wireless signals?

But anyway, Amazon lists USB Ethernet adapters that are apparently Android compatible.
https://www.amazon.com/android-usb-.../s?k=android+usb+ethernet+adapter&rh=n:172282
Can't recommend any particular one though, as it's not something I've considered using myself.

I always cut those off just in case.

The question here looks almost exactly like what you're describing
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5907369/file-upload-in-webview

"However, in the android 3.0 emulator / AVD, when I click on "Choose file", nothing happens, no file dialog is opened!!!"

Seems to be a few answers, depending on your version. Looks like you need to add support for the file selector in your Android code.

In the end I had a look around the internet and found a chap called Zid who's good with android, I emailed him, told him my problem, he asked for .text copies of my MainActivity and Manifest, then he emailed me altered versions and boom it worked!

Hi all
I need to save both normal( i mean SDR exactly) photo and its corresponding HDR photo.
iphone mobiles have this kind of ability that u can save both normal and HDR photo of a scene.
there are applications that save 3 SDR photos and those corresponding HDR. I do not need this. I just want 1 normal photo and its corresponding HDR photo.
please, any one who can help me with any kind of idea, I would be gratefull.

vellangelus said:

*doubt

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Another thing I should mention. This is an old vulnerability and google has since beefed up code obfuscation. Keep in mind that to exploit this vulnerability you need to know the exact class name which would be obfuscated.

Reporting an app with exported activities will undoubtedly do nothing since this is allowed by google. Google may just link you to the documentation at best.

I have a problem on unable to run Virtual Device when running the project.
The project SDK is as below:

and my Virtual Device is shown below:

After I run the project, no error was found and there only mention that "Not applicable for the (...) configuration")
May i know where is the problem and how to solve it ?

Daniel Solis said:

Is this a sick little rumor? Bout me. Bb?

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write the author of article and ask them that.

Just to clarify if there's just a syntax issue involved. Safe mode and Recovery mode are two separate, distinct ways to do maintenance on your device, and are accessible in two different ways. Wiping the system cache partition is not accessible in Safe mode. If you are referring to 'Reset' as Recovery mode and there's no option to wipe the system cache, that's a bit odd but apparently something Motorola implemented for this model. (Perhaps attributed to newer versions of Android that are using a newer partition scheme that doesn't involve dedicated system cache partition). I wouldn't worry about it much though, it's unlikely that wiping the system cache partition (whether it's there or not) pertains to this particular issue of having to reboot the phone to do phone calls, especially given it's such happening in such a random way. More of a possibility than a probability. I'd focus more on this issue being tied to the SIM card. Did you try re-seating it or trying it in your phone?

Keep in mind that once you do send this phone back, even if there is no screen lock and some tech staffer starts it up, the phone won't have any online access to receive the remote wipe signal anyway. With no SIM it won't have any cellular connectivity and with none of the saved WiFi networks you added being out of range it won't have any WiFi connectivity -- unless you had it set to automatically access any available open (no password) WiFi network (or you have something like Comcast's privacy-riddled public Xfinity WiFi network at home and this service shop is also using Comcast for broadband). But again, this is all just supposition, the odds are the phone gets scrapped, there's no profit margin in repairing it.
But your description on the charging problem 'could' be due to the USB cable you're using. The plug on the end of the USB cable is held in place simply by friction fit so it's a matter of tolerances -- if the crimp in that metal sleeve in the plug isn't making enough physical contact with the metal sides of port in the phone, the plug won't be firmly held in place (the metal contacts in the plug can't transfer power to the metal contacts in the port). Have you tried a using a different USB cable? This won't make any difference if the problem is with the port in the phone of course (e.g. a bad solder joint that connects the port's internal metal contacts to the motherboard). If a different cable does work, this might at least be enough for you to charge the phone so you can copy off any data you need and do a Factory Reset.