Amazing Feat
Well my Padres took the 5 seat yesterday after beating the Giants, now we have a 3 game series with the Mets.
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so are you having issues with your new phone? or do you still want help on your old phone?Hi,
Google Maps on my Nokia 7.2 stopped working, I have tried every thing and now buy a new Oppo Phone. any one facing the same issue?
I'm in favor of anything that will make the games a bit more competitive. I'm accustomed to losing so I'm not whining. I watch the Royals because they are my team. I will admit to only half watching their games that I mute and listen to streamed music and mess with this forum. The games are rarely close and just isn't a stand alone entertainment. I would not dream of paying money to watch them on TV or in their stadium.
I'll have to watch the clip again. I missed seeing a guy fall but I get it.did you see one crazy fan jump(fall off) the railing trying to catch the ball???
they already identified the guy who actually caught the ball. some reports said that the ball could be worth $2.1 million bucks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Dannydet, as I said in my post, I have already disabled auto update with no help.Open the play store app and choose not to auto update apps in the play store settings
These devices are like consumables with freshness dates. It does seem likeNougat is a pretty dated version of Android so unless you're willing to flash it with a custom firmware like LineageOS you are using an outdated OS. Functionally you're apparently doing OK as is but it is adding more risk to your online interactions. Also apps you're using should be still getting updated (independent developers support their apps much longer than Google does for the Android OS) but it's still a matter where there's a decreasing number of apps that do so. Give some thought into upgrading to a new phone sooner rather than later.
(..... Android continues to evolve so there's been a lot of improvements and alterations since Nougat but don't be surprise at some of the increased number of limitations Google has implemented in various background service functions. Google touts them as 'security and privacy' enhancements for the user but they can also be interpreted as Google asserting its oversight and data mining.)
These devices are like consumables with freshness dates. It's time to get a new device and learn to live with the changes, as you mentioned. Thanks!Nougat is a pretty dated version of Android so unless you're willing to flash it with a custom firmware like LineageOS you are using an outdated OS. Functionally you're apparently doing OK as is but it is adding more risk to your online interactions. Also apps you're using should be still getting updated (independent developers support their apps much longer than Google does for the Android OS) but it's still a matter where there's a decreasing number of apps that do so. Give some thought into upgrading to a new phone sooner rather than later.
(..... Android continues to evolve so there's been a lot of improvements and alterations since Nougat but don't be surprise at some of the increased number of limitations Google has implemented in various background service functions. Google touts them as 'security and privacy' enhancements for the user but they can also be interpreted as Google asserting its oversight and data mining.)