killazsiga77 said:

http://I only have this kind of cable with USB-C on both ends, but it doesn't work

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Again you need an otg cable. Yours will not work......that's provided that both devices support otg.

AugieTN said:

Probably not the best idea to test a beta Android update on your primary phone

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This "habit" harkens back to the good ol' days of Android when it was more of the Wild West; early adopters would buy the latest gadgets on Day 1; rooting & flashing custom ROMs were pulse-racing thrill rides; and things generally worked. If they didn't, it's okay: wipe data, restore nandroid backup, reboot. I've beta tested firmware for years on my primary (and only) phone and never really had the trouble this one is giving users. If this beta is any indication of the timeline for the Android 14 general release, I would advise S23 owners to not hold their breath. This could take awhile.

Looks like upday: upday - Big news in short time - Apps on Google Play

RobinJustin said:

Here are my suggestions,

1. Quantum Quest
2. Dimension Shifters
3. Multiverse Mysteries
4. Quantum Odyssey
5. Parallel Puzzles
6. Quantum Synchrony
7. Alternate Realms
8. Interdimensional Enigma
9. Quantum Conundrums
10. Realm Hopper
11. Quantum Nexus
12. Parallel Pathways
13. Quantum Paradox
14. Dimensional Dilemmas
15. Reality Rifts

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How did you come up with this list? Quantum Quest hasn't been updated since 2019. I started to look at a few others you have listed and they are not showing up on Google Play

If it wasn't there out of the box, and you've had no system updates since, then resetting should put you back to where you were originally. And you say that it wasn't there at first, which implies that either some update or something you did (perhaps without knowing) turned it on. So it's possible that you just need whatever turned it on the first time to happen again. Unfortunately I've never seen anything like this on any phone, so presumably it's something Moto-specific and hence I have no idea what might control it.

Maybe look in your phone app's settings, in case it's an option there?

(The caveat "and you've had no system updates since" is important because a reset only clears apps and settings, and doesn't undo any system updates. So any changes to the system software, whether adding or removing this, will remain after a reset. However if this is an option that was not turned on by default then resetting will turn it off again).

-- This chart does cover a pretty wide range of different manufacturers and models but it's primarily focused on just Android version upgrades, so monthly security updates are not a part of their dataset.

Hello and welcome. I'm glad someone was able to get you sorted.

I have a Pixel 7 with Android 13. Version of Android Auto is 10.2.633224. I drive a Jeep Grand Cherokee.The 3 way split option comes up when it starts and the icon is in the lower left hand corner. Here's a picture of it showing what the split looks like

So how are you trying to install these apps? Are those things download links for the apks, or links to some app store? What app are we looking at in your screenshots (the app you are running, not the ones you are trying to install).

If you are you downloading apks from some site and then trying to install them (i.e. not using the Play Store) you'll need to give one of your apps the permission to install apks on your phone. Look in your "Security and privacy" settings for "install unknown apps" (or just search settings for "install") and this will give you a list of apps that are capable of installing others. Tick the switch to give one of them the permission and see if that fixes it. Personally I prefer to give it to a file manager rather than a web browser: to me it always seems very insecure to let a browser install apps, since the browser is the app that is most likely to be exposed to malicious websites that might take advantage of this (whereas if the browser can't install apps the worst that can happen is that an ad or site can download an apk to the phone but can't install it).

If those links are doing something else, then please tell us what. Because that's the problem here: I can see that these are screenshots from your phone, but I don't know what app you are running and what exactly it is trying to do, just that it clearly isn't the Play Store.

I was hoping. I'm unable to upgrade my app. The conflicts and out-of-date methods keep me from upgrading app that could read the data for them.
I'm keeping app programmed notifications in mind for future projects.
thanks.

Windroid said:

I'm not one for being an early adopter, at least in terms of hardware. And I get the impression that that goes for most people in this forum.

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The reason AF exists is because of Early Adopters. From the G1/Dream and Droid to Nexus, Galaxy, and Pixel... the entire community was founded on the tech enthusiasts exploring next generation tech. Not everyone becomes an early adopter but that is what drives interest.

If you're not an early adopter but you want insight on newly released products, where do you turn? To early adopters. To some extent it's a self-fulfilling prophecy.

sorry, but discussing how to bypass frp is frowned upon here. have you tried google's forget password option?

ocnbrze said:

can you reset your hearing aids? is there an app involved on your phone? maybe try and delete and re-install it......or....maybe it is your hearing aids themselves. can you talk to your doctor about it? maybe your insurance will allow you to switch them out.

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I have deleted the app a few times, I have rebooted the hearing aids throughout the ages on end, it is when someone does call me first, and have to reset the phone call.

On a Samsung they hide notification history in Settings > Notifications > Advanced Settings. I always find it silly because (a) it's harder to find than my previous Pixel (where I could get to it quickly from the notification slide) and (b) it's the only reason I ever go to the Notifications settings, so burying it under "advanced" feels extra unhelpful .

ocnbrze said:

this?????

Chemical Engineering Calc - Apps on Google Play

Introducing the ultimate productivity tool for chemical engineers & students.

play.google.com

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Thanks @ocnbrze It worked. It is a good tool.

Mine was fied wen I went to Apps in settings of the phone, to gmail and then cleared cache and storage, cheers!

You'll have to do a factory reset on the device since she's messed up the default settings

ocnbrze said:

so the question is, is the hinge that much better on the fold 5 as advertised? does it affect the feel of the device? like when it is in your pocket?

i love my fold 4. i am almost certain that i am glad i did not upgrade. and i am very anxious to see when the tri-folds will arrive, if at all.

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Tough one mate!

Is the hinge better... Yes, I believe it is but only time will tell.

Does it feel any different in your pocket... No.

Is it worth paying £1,700 to update from Fold4 to Fold5... Probably not.

I think that the Fold6, Google Pixel Fold2 and OnePlus Open2 will be the ones to watch next year.

Remember when phones actually packed even more features than last year's model? when an upgrade was an upgrade? When UI was decent to look at instead of a poor copy of Tandy Deskmate? When we had actual choice and variety over the illusion of choice today?

I remember. I was there. 2010. We had more phone options, keyboard sliders, sliding media controls, candybars, flips, smartphones like the N95, more than two Mobile OSs such as WebOS, Symbian, Meego, and even phones that fit inside your pocket? yeah. i miss those days. Today it's three names which exist, all looking the same, with the only unique options being the Galaxy Z Flip or Fold, the rest relying on name recognition, such as Nokia, but only being that in name only and not fooling anyone with more than two brain cells left, and no features. today feature removals and gimmicks such as USB C which nobody even asked for, exist, but we do the same things today with phones that we did in 2010, yet the 2010 phones feel more like the upgrades. Too bad carriers decided against the will of the people to kill off the 3g networks and non voLTE networks and force anyone such as myself to get something they hate, when they already had something they loved, to make the world even more homogenized and samey.

I'm sick of it. We don't have choice, but we depend on the smartphone, so we are forced to buy whether we want to or not. We cannot vote with our wallet unless we want to ostracize ourselves from society overall. you can't even apply for a job without a smartphone today.

There is literally no reason for WebOS and Meego to not exist. Meego is open source for crying out loud as it's Linux. WebOS got open sourced after HP killed it. why is it only Apple or Android? Competition breeds innovation, but corporate interests hae reduced the options and therefore cause this stagnation and there seems to be no way out.

Is it so hard to find a phone with a sliding keyboard, a skeuomorphic UI, and VoLTE support while still offering a removable battery and headphone jack? I find it totally laughable that phone makers cite 'helping the planet' by not including a charging brick, but go out of there way to promote e-waste by sealing the battery inside where you're more likely to break the phone trying to even open it, or actively oppose right to repair like Apple does, by for example, disabling Touch ID if you replace the screen. The most 'green' tech is tech that survives, not tech that's disposable. There is literally zero reason to not expect the 30 year lifespan out of something, that was once the standard. We used to demand things built to last. When did companies decide that satisfying consumer demand no longer matters? I really don't understand it. We have the power, they seem to disregard it. They only care what shareholders want, when they should care what WE want. That worked fine for decades until something changed overnight in the 80s.

Typed this on a vintage Dell Latitude D6500, from 2010, which runs Q4OS, which has a desktop environment that's a fork of KDE 3 with all the period-correct apps. But still supported in the modern era. This laptop only set me back $50 at a vendor mall, but has far more features than a modern laptop. It even has NFC and an sd card slot, and a DVD writer. When I am pushed by futurists to a world I hate and want no part in, I fight back by finding vintage solutions to each and all problems, often which feel like upgrades in comparison. While they want a world in which we 'own nothing and be happy' I will own everything, and they will be pissed.

Welcome to Android Forums @Developer_Ar I moved your thread here for best support.

Neither straight from my windows ten.

There does seem to be an issue where some photos are getting cropped but it also seems to be conditional. More vertically oriented photos are more affected, while more squarely shaped photos are not. I'm assuming this is due to how you view the site on your phones, either in landscape mode or portrait mode, and if your web browser app refreshes completely or just partially if you change orientation on-the-fly.
Most desktops and laptops will be situated with the display being in landscape mode (longer horizontally, shorter vertically), but with a mobile device it can be set to alter automatically between one or the other. (Personally I find that annoying and leave my phone in portrait mode all the time.)

Screen cap 1 below is from a desktop PC (Slackware and Firefox ESR browser), screen cap 2 is from a phone (OnePlus running 12 and the Firefox Focus web browser app.) Images alter the same way viewed through Chrome.

When you state, "...specific images from my posts aren't loading correctly" could you be more descriptive in just what you mean? Blank boxes for images? Distorted? Faded? Too saturated?

i am not a developer, but i found this in a google search:

Bear in mind that it might be that Huawei carried on using their own notifications rather than Google's, and that is the reason it still worked that way with Android 10. I'm pretty sure I remember people complaining about Samsung before then, and certainly Google introduced their notification badges in Android 8 (I checked), so flashing back might not do it (though we can hope).

Confusing.
But I will get it sorted out.
Thanks,
WV-Mike