Look in the settings of your camera app. If such an option exists, that's where it will be. Though at a quick glance my s21's camera doesn't have that option, so I don't think it's that likely.

Of course the naming system here is informative: that 14 digit number is yyyymmdd_hhmmss, i.e. a date+time stamp for the image. It's also pretty standard for Android: my Pixel 2 would prefix this time stamp with PXL_, while my 2010 HTC Desire would prefix it with IMG_, but using an ISO8601 datestamp in the filename rather than just a shutter release number (most likely what your Canon does) has been a common feature from the early days of Android.

A third party camera app may have other options. Open Camera allows you to choose the format of the date+time stamp, though it still saves images as IMG_date_time rather than IMG_SequenceNumber (you can change the "IMG_" prefix if you prefer). I don't know about others as it's years since I tried other alternative camera apps. Of course a third party app will have other imaging features, but as it's not written for a specific phone's camera hardware it may also not be able to use all of the features of your phone's camera system.

I wanted a steak for my tea
But I'm vegetarian now, do you see?
I can't have the steak
so I thought "For ***'s sake"
It's vegetable curry for me.

That's the trouble, the standard makers never think far enough ahead, so companies end up doing their own thing, in many different incompatible ways.

As for bluetooth, it's a very handy convenient way to transfer without setting anything complicated up. If I meet Mr Smith and want to give him a photo from my phone, Bluetooth is the easiest way. Oh, unless he has an Iphone. Apple don't give a flying intercourse about their customers, they just want them to pay vast sums of money to itunes, therefore deny them getting files from anyone else lest they circumvent the itunes payments.

That actually happened to me twice. I was at a zoo, and the automated boards for feeding times were busted. I had gone to reception and she had the times on her computer screen, so I photographed it with my Android phone. When I met a woman later on grumbling at the broken sign, I said I've got them here on my phone, then tried to bluetooth them to her. Didn't work, no error message, just didn't work, we didn't know why. But she did say it was "random if it worked or not". Then when I got home (I was staying with my aunt who also has an iphone), I tried to send hundreds of photos to her with bluetooth. Again, same problem. So I looked it up on google. And found out about the Apple utter scam. Why do people fall for that company's nonsense? Yes, let's pay more for a phone where the battery runs flatter quicker, the camera is lower resolution, you need different apps than everyone else, and you can't transfer files to them.

Yes, Tasker sounds like it could do that.

devinmarco said:

Hello everyone,

I am currently experiencing some issues with my SAP server and I was hoping to get some insight from the community. Over the past few days, we have noticed that the server has been running slower than usual and there have been some intermittent connection issues.

We have tried to troubleshoot the problem internally, but have not been able to identify the root cause. I am hoping that someone in the community has experienced similar issues with their SAP server and can offer some suggestions or recommendations on how to resolve the issue.

Any insight or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help.

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A few things you need to check that might be solution of your problem;

1. Check for available software updates: It is important to ensure that your SAP server is running on the latest version of the software. Check for available updates and install them if necessary.
2. Monitor system performance: Use system monitoring tools to check for any spikes in resource usage, such as CPU, memory, or disk I/O. This can help identify potential performance bottlenecks and allow for proactive troubleshooting.
3. Investigate network connectivity issues: If there are intermittent connection issues, it may be worth investigating whether there are any network issues that could be impacting the server. Check firewall settings, network configurations, and routing tables to identify any potential problems.
4. Review system logs: Review system logs to identify any error messages or other issues that may be impacting the server's performance. This can help identify the root cause of the problem and allow for more targeted troubleshooting.
5. Contact SAP support: If all else fails, it may be necessary to contact SAP support for assistance. SAP support can provide further guidance and assistance with resolving the issue.

Bastião said:

Hello! I am also having the same problem with my Oukitel WP15. I've already done the hard reset, messed with all the settings, adjusted battery optimization, DuraSpeed, and it didn't solve anything. I believe that now we must wait for a new update (which is not worse) or contact support, which I believe will not solve either.

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It's a shame how all of a sudden this has happened, I think due to this update I'm referring to (whether duraspeed plays it's part or not) drains an extra 5-10% battery per day than it did before.

Still the same.

It's a company phone so that pretty much sums up the situation. Unless they gave it to you to be used as a personal phone, there is no legal questions involved. They own the phone and they can monitor your usage on that phone and/or restrict it to be used for only business-related tasks.
If they insisted to install some kind of MDM solution (Mobile Device Management) on a personal phone too, that would be a matter where you would have a lot of leverage for legal actions.
Basically, use your company phone for business tasks, use your phone for your own needs.

dogootech said:

Thanks for your feedback. I forget restricting some countries, I removed restriction recently. Which android version your phone?

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Yes, it's showing as available now. Phone is Android 13.

It's 7 years since that person was last here. I don't think you'll get an answer.

ocnbrze said:

what phone do you have? when did this start recently? did you install an app recently? an update? have you tried rebooting the phone?

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The phone is a Samsung SM J260A. It's probably the cheapest Android phone Samsung sells in America, $62 USD. It's about three years old.

I've successfully used the alarm function within the last several months.

I can't think of any recent app installs.

I've done the power off and battery out to restart. Is there a more thorough reboot?

If the your Galaxy A51 was fully functional before that roller coaster ride and you only started to have this Bluetooth - voice problem afterwards, that might indicate there's a hardware damage problem. All the things you've tried are software-based solutions, which won't necessarily be able to fix a hardware problem.
But I hope I'm wrong on this. You might want to try going through the arduous process of a Factory Reset to see if that makes a difference. (Yeah, that's another software-based solution but well, just in case.....)
If you do opt to do a Factory Reset, be sure to backup your data first. Try Samsung's Smart Switch utility to do a backup and restore.
If you just want to send your phone to be looked at a trusted service center, be sure to enable Samsung's Maintenance Mode (if your A51 model supports it):

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ocnbrze said:

Try putting your phone in safe mode. Safe mode prevents any 3rd party apps from running. If it is not there is safe mode then it is associated with an app you downloaded.

I would uninatall all recent apps...... starting with the most recent app and work your way backwards.

The best way to uninstall is to first locate the app in app management. Then wipe cache and data, then you can uninstall it. Keep doing this until the icon goes away.

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Ok thanks... I will try this way ..

Maybe it's a iPhone thing. Which bis where this oucture was made

Fleeped said:

I found a fix here

codclan

After doing what video said above my game is now Amazing and lag free and it also works on all other games

Thank you for your help.

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xijefa said:

There could be several reasons why Call of Duty mobile is laggy on your Samsung Note 9, even though it runs smoothly on your Samsung Tablet. Here are a few things you can try to improve the performance:

1. Clear Cache: Clearing cache data can help free up some memory on your device and might help improve performance. Go to Settings > Apps > Call of Duty Mobile > Storage > Clear Cache.
2. Disable Battery Optimization: Sometimes battery optimization settings can interfere with game performance. Go to Settings > Device care > Battery > 3 dots menu > Settings > Sleeping apps > Remove Call of Duty Mobile from the list.
3. Check for Updates: Ensure that the game and your device are up-to-date with the latest software updates. Check for game updates in the Google Play Store and software updates in Settings > Software update.
4. Disable Power Saving Mode: Power Saving Mode can reduce the performance of your device, so disable it while playing the game. Go to Settings > Device care > Battery > Power mode > Turn Off.
5. Disable Background Apps: Ensure that no other apps are running in the background while playing the game. Close all apps from the Recent Apps menu.
6. Lower Graphics Settings: Even though you've already lowered the graphics settings to low, try lowering them even further to see if it improves the performance.

If none of these solutions work, it's possible that your device's hardware is not powerful enough to run the game smoothly.

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did you not see the post on how he fixed the issue? plus i doubt you will get an answer from the op as this was posted in 2019. but thanx for posting some suggestions.

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groston said:

Interesting suggestion, but... I actually used Swift Backup to move data (for just a few apps) from the old phone, and if I did as you suggest, all of that would be lost.

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if you wipe data, then yes the data for each app will be gone. but i said it was optional.

Ok, thank you

ocnbrze said:

you can backup and restore your launcher configuration. you can save it on your old phone and then smart switch will move the files over after smart switch is done, you don't have to do anything other than to go into nova's settings and hit restore. works for me on all of my previous samsung devices.

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Thank you ocnbrze.

I never bet on anything but the horses racing is fun to watch.

why not go into a boost store and see if someone there can help?

Davi11 said:

ami también me pasa lo mismo

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This is an English only site.

Use Google translate

Here's the translation:
"It happens the same to me too"

Depends on what computer operating system you use. But for just recovering files from an SD card most recovery tools will do the job, so if I assume you are using Windows (as people who don't specify usually are) then try Recuva as that's free.

If you have something more serious, such as master boot record failure on the card, then you may need something more sophisticated. And there are some failures from which nothing can be recovered (especially if the card was encrypted, as will be the case if it was "formatted as internal storage" on Android).

I know nothing about phone apps for this: it's one of the many tasks I'd never use a phone for.