Nope

I'm sorry I wasn't clear. What I meant is that when the TV is switched on I want it to show a particular movie or whatever. It has nothing to do with recording it. I just want to make it easy to get the right show at the right time, if it's Netflix or something else.

At this time it's only slated to come to devices in Korea. But time will tell.

These subscription people usually have a tight control on the sign up and cancellation terms and conditions, and if you didn't follow them to the letter I think you will have some difficulty in getting back what you have paid. There should be no problem in cancelling future payments. You can normally do that within any monthly period of the subscription but you don't get any credit for days left in that subscription period.

EDIT.. I don't know why I picked this up, it's going back to 2018!!

Ignore me, I've lost the plot!!!!!!

I'm just a user dude.
I probably won't get it.

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• Download Size: 30M
• Version: 0.3

I had never noticed it before. Thanks for pointing it out. I will definitely be using this cool feature.

Cute but I am so not a fan of spiders! Now puppies...

I created a TAR backup of /data/media using TWRP/terminal booted into recovery.

I did a factory reset (actually just the DATA partition and then rebooted the phone into SYSTEM (Normal boot). Went thru all the "new phone" rigmarole successfully.

The went into recovery mode again and restored the TAR file. Figured it would restore the deice back to what it was before i was reset. NOPE!! Restoring the /data/media directory brought it back as though I had FACTORY RESET again.

I've done this before, (but probably on Nougat) and it used to work. Anybody have an idea; I'm stumped.

Thanks Boowho??

Factory reset solved the problem. I did the easy version, described as "from inside Android".

Based on the reading I've done, probably gonna root the phone soon. Bloatware from AT&T and lack of control over apps is really annoying.

Hi,

I created a tasker profile with an entry and exit task:

entry task: When I connect to a wifi network a log is added to a file like: 200718-21:08 Conn: <AP-name> <no newline>

exit task: When I disconnect my exit task completes the log with something like: , disc after <period>.

This results in a log file with entries like:
200718-21:08 Conn: <AP-name>, disc after <period>.
Most of the time the logfile is fine but occasionally the log file is different, showing the entry task text multiple times before the exit task text.

It seems like the entry task is executed multiple times and I have no clue why.

Of course there are ways around but I still would like to understand the why. Can anyone explain?

hello and welcome AF!!!!!!!!!!!!!

here this article explains it better than i could:
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/cdma-vs-gsm-differences-explained/

basically at least for right now gsm and cdma phones can't be crossed over. so you will need to find a ROG that is cdma to be able to use it with verizon.

Ever heard of Parachute Car Dart Gamemode on GTAV ? We decided to make an android game for people who love it!


Download link: Google Play

Mysteryman said:

Very happy now and thanks!

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Great! Happy to hear it.

Bullitt recommended Full Screen Gestures. It works!

Its a business simulation tycoon-ish, game developer kind of game. You have employees which can range from a human, to a robot to a zombie. You have to keep their morale up by paying(bribing) them with money and lvl them up by letting them get 'trainings.'

I have a sta card Samsung own Qi charger (the round type) I also have a magnetic Qi charger for the car which I have been unable to use as it requires me to stick a circular ring into the phone case so it sticks to the charger which normally wouldn't be a problem but the ring stops the Samsung charger from working.
Can anyone recommend a Qi charger for the house that will work if I have the metal ring installed into my phone so I can use the car charger also?

TIA

Wow - because I'm using a Pixel and I have disabled it (my older devices don't have it installed at all).

Though I've known some manufacturers make their own choices about what you can disable.

Yes, I get that.

Tasker is your friend. It can perform actions based on the time or a condition such as the display coming on, probably a combination of the two. And some of the tasks it can perform include killing a specified app or returning to the home screen.

Other automation apps are available that can probably do the same thing, I just say Tasker because I have it installed so could quickly check what options it had.

If it is an ad from a built in app, then you could possibly disable that app.

Be sure to clear the app data as well.

Meh, seems like a real pain.

You cannot use an existing WiFi signal, in your example Comcast's Xfiniity, to create your own hotspot. When you use a smartphone to create a hotspot, it has to rely upon a cellular signal as its source, not a WiFi signal -- a hotspot isn't a WiFi extender service, it just creates a functionally limited WiFi network of its own.

Don't know about Mediapad T3, but with some versions of EMUI(Huawei's customised version of Android) you can't change the launcher.