Hi All,
I, too, struggled at the point of getting my Moto E 1st gen (XT1021) to enter TWRP recovery. Everything looked fine from the adb command window, but, I suspect, on reboot in recovery mode, the stock recovery was overwriting the twrp.img recovery. After many, many, attempts, I found a dead simple solution: instead of naming the file twrp.img, I renamed it recovery.img . Success at first attempt!

Hope this helps someone,
GWH

Guys, I'm using a Samsung Galaxy J700h, 2017,but I cannot find any tutorial tht really work to enable camera2api in my phone. Do you guys did it in your j7? How? Thank you in advance!

Kors_Santos said:

This game is awesome!

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Thank you so much for telling us!
Spread the word and please Rate Slappy Limbs at Google Play, you will get an dialog to do it in the App after a few days...

Time is the Key to earn a Belt:

• 30 seconds - Yellow Belt
• 60 seconds - Orange Belt
• 90 seconds - Green Belt
• 120 seconds - Blue Belt
• 180 seconds - Brown Belt - Health and Punches are restored
• 240 seconds - Black Belt - Health and Punches are restored

Good Luck!
Let me know when you earn your Brown Belt and your Black Belt ofcourse!

Running the same hardware at a higher FPS will use more power, because the phone is having to do more calculations per second.
For the same reason running the same FPS but higher resolution in the same phone will use more power.

"Flagship" vs "midrange" is too broad for the question to be answered. Different flagships have different screen resolutions, as do different midrangers. Different display panels will use different amounts of power at the same refresh rate and same brightness. Different SoCs vary in the amount of power they use to do the same amount of computation. So different midrangers will use different amounts of power, different flagships will use different amounts of power, different people using the same phone will use different amounts of power (because e.g. they'll choose different brightness settings). There will be a range for both flagships and midrangers, and I expect the ranges overlap.

Different people have different sensitivities to frame rates, so I don't think there is a single correct answer to that last question.

Updated today: Seems fine...

I've not noticed any difference in system resource usage in 10. But it may also depend on how good/bad a job your manufacturer does in implementing it and what else they do in the same update. Not knowing what device you have it's hard to say more.

Does android remote support API follows the NIST 800-80 guidelines on device wipe operation ? if yes it falls under "clear" or "purge" operations

Below APi used to wipe device
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/admin/DevicePolicyManager.html#wipeData(int)

NIST 800-80 Guide
https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/SpecialPublications/NIST.SP.800-88r1.pdf

I was having issues with the same problem tonight myself & had tried pretty much every suggestion I found online & I MUST SAY GOING TO CNN.com WORKED LIKE A CHARM!!! Thanks so much!!!

My Galaxy Tab A 8.0 does the same thing. Randomly swaps from landscape to portrait, then the screen turns off. 30-minute screen timeout setting. Tapping the power button does NOT restore the screen. Only a reboot seems to fix it. I have no case on my device. Very random occurrence. Sometimes it happens 1 or 2 times a day, other times I can go 2 or 3 weeks without any problem. Has happened ever since Lollipop, now running Nougat.

My wife just got a new Galaxy S9. I noticed that it was significantly harder to hear her when we were talking. After a lot of troubleshooting, I've believe the problem is that her microphone is picking up the sounds coming from her speakers and canceling out all noises from being recorded. This happens when she has me on speaker phone as well as while we are in a video chat with Duo, Hangout, Skype, or Messenger (like I said, a lot of troubleshooting lol).

Is there a way to adjust the noise reduction or ambient noise threshold in Android 9?

Thank you in advance!

amandadereck2018 said:

I recently had the pie 9 update on phone which by the way I could hardly work it for a month. I'm that person that loves changing the back and the key Board
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But oviously not good download this down....not good...I know something or someone is on my phone now but it looks like there protect it..Amways 1st time need navigation and def the best themes having nova launcher

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sorry i'm not sure i understand what it is you are asking. are you having difficulties with nova after the pie update? if so what exactly is the issue?

fugee279 said:

It's not for google to conjure up thoughts of stolen phones If a phone's been reset it's none of their business Google has service features for owners to reset their phones if lost or stolen and in that way can determine if a request came from the phone's owner If no such request was made there's no reason to assume the device to be stolen except that someone who bought a used phone is going to be very frustrated and without the use of the phone until they bypass frp Also, people trade in broken phones at cell phone retail stores bearing the names of the big four and selling their plans who then sell the broken phones and they end up on ebay

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tbh i feel better about this feature. if i left my phone lying around someone could find it and factory reset it and then use it as their own with their own acct. if you reset your phone, it is your responsibility to know your own acct info. even if it was bought used, as long as it was factory reset and then you sign in with your own acct, it is still your responsibility to know you acct info. its not google's fault if you forgot and can't log in. for me this is a very welcome security.

you can always go onto your pc and do a forget password with google and change the password which in turn should be able to log into your phone to unlock frp.

just finished Minndhunter season 2.........i sure hope they keep this one going cuz it is brilliant. it is about the initial years where fbi starts to learn about profiling to catch serial killers. they initially started to do this by interviewing serial killers that have been caught. they interviewed people (if you want to call them that) like Ed Kemper and Manson among others.

it is such a great show.

I wrote MicroHotspot as the solution for your problem.
You don't need to get HotSpot in your plan to use it. This will work and just use data the same as before.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ml.kanaida.microhotspot

You could be in need of a reboot or a factory reset.
If you know the exact system application name you can clear it's cache, try again, clear data, try again. It's in settings, applications. You night have to click show system applications.

Here is their message.

kate said:

Since you're looking for the best price, this 256GB U3 micro-SD card is on sale for $9 less then the SanDisk one you posted and is highly rated:

https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-MicroSDXC-Adapter-MB-ME256GA-AM/dp/B072HRDM55

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Looks like a winner to me!

Thank you Kate!

Welcome to Android Forums, Norapinales!

Just a little advice: you might want to check when a question was posted, before taking your time to kindly offer an answer.

In this particular case, it was asked in--and the OP hasn't been back since--2016!

Ok I think it must be because of the amount of players in the game, the flight game has 8 people and they can be anywhere in the world, this one is 1 on 1 no telling where the opponent is from but much better resolution.

Try restarting your phone if you haven't already.

i assume no one has found a solution to this problem. i also have the same.
i disconnect my EMISH X700 Android TV Box from the 5V power. then reconnect and the LED lights up red.
in some rare cases (1 out of 50) the LED then turns blue. but most of the time only red and therefore not on.

I don't know much of anything about Android systems, so I'm hoping someone can help me here. I use a FiiO M7 as my main music player, and primarily I use my AirPods with it. When I first paired them, I noticed the volume level was very low, even at the maximum setting. After some googling, I enabled developer options, and set the Disable Absolute Volume setting to ON. That fixed the problem, and it's been fine until about a week ago, when it suddenly reverted back to the quieter volume levels. It might worth mentioning that I regularly switch the AirPods between my iPhone and the FiiO, but again, until now this has gone without issue.

I've now unpaired, forgotten, re-paired, restarted the device, switched that setting off and on several times (and all of these in every possible order), and done a complete factory reset, and the low volume persists. I'm wondering what else I could try to get this fixed.

I've read that the Android OS this device runs on is a very pared down version: it says

Kernel version 3.18.14-user-g3a4465b-dirty
FiiO@asc #112
Build number 1.0.2

Is there something I'm missing here?Is there a VERY specific order I need to be following these steps in that I'm somehow failing?

DonB said:

I believe he's looking for a pass code to unlock his.

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I wanted to clarify what AF is/isn't since, regarding his forgotten passcode, he asked the ambiguous, "and I wanted to know if you can take off the pass code?"

The hard reset did work

Good catch . Yes, Google officially dropped point releases last year.