As far as it appearing in hangouts....... Not sure. Maybe try wiping cache and data for hangouts. Or try uninstalling and re-installing hangouts.

Hey folks! Over the past few weeks I've been working on the next version of my open source library, RoundedProgressBar, and I'm excited to say it's finally complete. This library gives you a highly customizable progress bar that is easy to work with. You can change any of the colors, give each corner a different radius, or modify anything else related to how the progress bar is displayed. Essentially, this library gives you a great looking progress bar that's easy to customize to your app's unique theme.

Below I've attached a GIF showing just one example of how you could use this library. The GIF shows a custom image view being attached to a RoundedProgressBar to make a sleek looking icon and progress bar combo.

If you'd like to check out the library, you can find it here on Github. Feel free to take a look at the code, report issues, or contribute changes. I'm always looking for ways to improve the library. Also, if you find it to be a useful library, consider giving the repo a star, it’d be much appreciated!

If you have any questions about this project feel free to ask them in the comments below and I'll make sure to answer them. Thanks for reading!

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That's not evidence that you hacked her haha. Although you should probably change your google account password. It's never a good thing for others to have access to that, especially all your private data.

Development thread moved to the dev area for better exposure. Good luck.

It will be much easier to interpret these numbers if you provide a bit more context: how long since the phone was unplugged from the charger and how much of that time was the screen on for? To me 20% of usage by the screen sounds low, which suggests that you've not used the phone much and it spends most of its time on standby (which also means that you'd expect standby usage to be significant).

The screen is really the most power-hungry item in any phone, so high % of power being used by the screen is normal. If I use a 3rd party battery monitor on my phone (because the battery information in Settings on a Pixel 2 running Android 11 is frankly useless) it tells me that my screen is responsible for 67% of my power usage on this charge cycle. Though as different apps (including the manufacturer's own battery monitoring) may use different ways of calculating these things the answer can depend on which app you use.

(As for my phone's Battery settings, Google are actually worse than Apple these days at telling you things like what actually uses the battery. I think they really want you to not think about what's going on on your phone, just trust them and turn your brain off - which, given their business model, is perhaps not surprising).

PitCarver said:

I use LEDBlinker Pro, on my LG.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ledblinker.pro

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Is
LED Blinker Notifications Pro different than aodNotify? How does it work when the new S21+ 5G don't have the blinking LED at the top anymore?

NightAngel79 said:

And you're on a Pixel 3, using the google phone/contact app?

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Sorry. I just saw, that I wrote on wrong forum. I have Xioami Mi A1.

Can you post the code you've created so far? We're not going to do your homework for you.

Hello everybody,
I can't find anywhere information on how to get camera intent record automatically video when launched.
This is what I use to get the intent but still user has to press the record button. Is it even possible to automate something like this using camera intent or I have to build my own version of camera app.

findViewById(R.id.btn).setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
@override
public void onClick(View v) {
Intent recordVideo = new Intent(MediaStore.ACTION_VIDEO_CAPTURE);
startActivity(recordVideo);
}
});

I don't know as I've never done this. Thoughts that occur to me:

* What happens if you reboot the phone? That will certainly interrupt what WhatsApp is doing now, the question is whether it will remember what it was doing? If it doesn't then you can stop it that way (force-stopping WhatsApp might also do this). But I don't know whether this will work.

* Backups: WhatsApp should be keeping a daily backup of chats (7 days I think) in internal storage (WhatsApp/Databases for the chats). It may have a backup in Google Drive if you set that up. What I don't know is whether deleting a chat will delete any media (WhatsApp/Media folder in your internal storage) - you may want to take a copy of the contents of that folder in case.

Hi
I will first denote that I am a total beginner, so please be gentle

I was asked the next question:
I have a NN for finding objects that run at 30 fps, on an NVIDIA RTX2070 GPU (or in general a standard desktop GPU). Given that the RTX2070 power consumption for that NN is 175 watts, what will be the power consumption for that NN after we optimize it and run it on the GPU of a galaxy S21?

I will like to mention that this question could be missing information required to know the exact solution (on purpose). Thus, what I am actually looking for (besides an answer) is to understand the process, meaning what is the optimization of the NN?, what are the actions required to "move" a NN to a mobile device?, how can I evaluate the power consumption required to run an NN?, are there maybe some known ratios between PC GPU's and mobile GPU's?
and any other thing you think is relevant.

Thank you very much in advance

Why don`t you use easy remote control software`s like Logmein, R-HUB remote support servers, Teamviewer etc? These are easy to use and work well.

Hadron said:

I don't know about an actual black void, but we had another recent thread about a screen protector causing a visible circle on the screen, which a salesperson claimed was the screen rather than the screen protector. And when @jack58 replaced the screen protector the problem went away (and this was also an s21).

So I suspect that your supervisor just doesn't want to admit they made a bad purchase (even to themself).

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I have the S21+ 5G
Yeah, I went back in to T- Mobile store and let the salesperson and the supervisor know they were flat wrong... showed them my new glassfusion screen protector from Zagg and asked them "Where is the Dang hole?" They made no comment, just smiled. They had the balls to tell me that all new android phones do that. Really, do I look that stupid???

paulri said:

Yesterday I cracked my screen protector for my Samsung SM-G360V Galaxy Core Prime, and want a new one. For whatever reason, I am having trouble finding a screen protector for the SM G360V, but I am finding a lot of results for the SM G360 (without the V at the end).

Do those two phones have the same dimensions--at least for the area of coverage that I need? Can I apply a screen protector designed for the SM G360 and use it on my SM G360V?

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"V" meaning it's the Verizon variant of this phone doesn't it? That's what I've read about US carrier variants of Samsung phones. AFAIK it's physically the same dimensions as other variants of the SM-G360, and so screen protectors should fit no problems.

Thank you for trying to help.

I’m trying to follow the Samsung emulator skin guide. I believe I’ve followed all of the steps correctly, but I have encountered a problem at step 7. The skin I added does not appear in the dropdown menu, and clicking on the `...` button does nothing. Any ideas what I may be doing wrong?