I created a channel for your app. Good luck

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MrJavi said:

The first custom rom I ever flasted was a ClickworkMod Rom (CWM) with Aprint and my Samsung Galaxy S3. It removed alot of bpoatware , the OS lo ked so much nicer and my S3 was much more responsive.
You should start by checking is you Sammy has an unlocked bootloader.

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Thanks I will check this info, hope a day will come and I will be able to update this old rock.

Much better. Thanks @NightAngel79!

Billybronco said:

With the latest update on my Galaxy S9 when I go to unlock it it says 'roaming indicator off' on the top in the status bar it never showed this before. Any ideas how to get rid of this I do have roaming shut off.

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When you say you have roaming shut off do you mean data roaming or all roaming (including calls)? Data roaming is a setting in the phone, roaming per se isn't on any phone I've ever used (rather it's part of your contract, and if you don't want to use it either get your service provider to remove it or put the phone in airplane mode when travelling).

As for the message, I reckons that's a Samsung thing: turning data roaming off does not produce that message for me. To me it sounds like a warning that you've disabled notifications for roaming. Maybe go into your notification settings and have a look at which ones have been turned off?

It seems reasonable to warn someone if this indicator is off, for the reason Mike gives. When I'm in Northern Geneva my phone frequently switches between Swiss and French networks - which is to be expected if you know your geography. But a GSM handset can connect to a basestation up to 35 miles away, so it's possible for example to connect to a French network from the South coast of England (which caught a few people in the early days of mobile phones, when bad coverage was more common). And if you are somewhere where that could incur roaming charges then this is something you might like to be warned of. Though since I always unlock with a fingerprint and rarely see the lockscreen this particular warning would be of little use to me...

mikedt said:

I checked my Samsung S7 that's running Android 8.0 stock Samsung. and it has nothing, no history options at all. What I posted previously is from a Huawei Mate 10 running Android 10.0

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After reading your post @mikedt looked at my other Note 4 on 6.0 other than a custom recovery completely stock. I have to use a low res cam to post under the 2 Mb limit. I learned that from you my friend.

PS, I had an AF popup when I was typing. I swiped and accidentally posted to soon. Opps :

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Hello everyone, I have a problem in my app development

I'm currently developing video live wallpaper and I'm having some issue. The video plays well, I also release the video every time onCompletion is invoked. However, when the mediaplayer object is prepared (onPrepared called) or playing, there will be around 5+ allocated buffer in the surfaceFlinger
I got it by calling the "adb shell dumpsys SurfaceFlinger" command
The allocated buffer will be back to one after the mediaplayer object is released
The dumpsys output is attached

Is this behavior normal? Is there some articles where I can learn about it?

Any help would be very appreciated
Thank you

Hello All,
The micro USB port of my phone is a Motorola G4 Play (Harpia) has stopped working for a long time — no data transfer of any sort, no OTG, no ADB, no File-Transfer, nothing; only charging works. I thought it was the port to PCB soldering, so I re-soldered it. Didn't work. I changed the Charging PCB (https://www.maxbhi.com/charging-connector-flex-cable-for-moto-g4-play.html), twice. Neither worked. Now, my LCD is broken, so it is unusable beyond being a wireless hotspot or for receiving calls. I'm in a dilemma whether I should replace it (₹1000+ for spares) or give up & move to a 2G Basic Phone.
Can anyone help me figure out why the USB data transfer is not happening in my device? I'd really love to repair it.
Thank You.

Note: It is not a driver issue as I use Linux & lsusb doesn't show the device. It is not a ROM issue either since the same happens in TWRP and across the ROMs I've flashed.

Hi all guys who read this topic, I finally managed to create promo codes for my game, and I will give 10 first people one of the 3 promo-codes (30000 gold, 3000 diamonds or 10 lifes), what you need to do is to send me a picture of you, playing the game at level 10 of chapter one.



I will post the results of people who got the promocodes here, so you not think it's a scam.



Good Luck All ))

Dannydet said:

Long-press on it, and drag to the "x" that appears on the top or bottom of your screen, or choose delete...

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Thanks a lot! It worked! You're super!

puppykickr said:

On some (all of mine, anyway) devices, there is a setting somewhere in the Battery section of Settings that allows the user to allow the power saver mode to automatically engage at a certain battery level, like 15% or thereabout.

This (on mine) automatically is disabled when the device is connected to a charger, so in that case the setting would be off- but when off the charger the setting will be on.

This can also cause confusion.

Glad to have been of some help.

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I could not find that particular setting... But good to know, thank you!

Hello again - may I ask another question please? I have now set up my G Mail on my Xperia and it works ok. I have set up a different notification tone since this forum showed me how and that is now ok but I can not understand thi problem..

When i receive an email and I look at it that is fine - however I keep getting bleeps for a new email maybe 3 or 4 times over an hour and when I open the mail it is the same email repeated with the original time of receiving it!

When I receive emails on my laptop they only appears once.

Is it perhaps because I read it but do not save it to a particular folder as I do on my laptop? Any ideas please.

Thank you all again

svim said:

You need to distinguish apps have different functions and different purposes. An app that only does a singular task will only require it to be running in memory when needed. If it remains partially loaded into memory is a complete nonissue, but the fact is until you actually launch the app it's inert -- it is taking up storage memory space but not RAM. An app like an email client however will need to be running in memory when you are actually using it but in the background to periodically poll your email service's online servers. (and note a lot of email client apps do have settings so they won't check for new messages but that's another issue.) An app that's by design is required to run in the background is different than one that isn't, you can't lump all of them together just out of convenience to make some point.

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Windows kept only system executable application in memory at all times, the Android version loads every application in my phone into RAM and even with the 4gb RAM and 32GB ROM the phone keeps slowing to a worse than 1gb RAM phone.

Happening now on my new Android phone and tablet.

Essentially it's the programming language syntax for memory use while executing the program in Windows or Application in Android which makes a difference.

If the memory use at the programming is lousy written it then sets the CPU central processing unit, into a loop , this slows down the phone or tablet PC significantly.

So if this occurred in a Windows computer it soon became obvious this was a bad written program and was uninstalled. However with all the apps loaded on startup in Android, even one poorly programmed app seems to be messing around with the operation of RAM, looping or constantly calling, as known in programming, to different modules inside the application programming code compilation. With 52 apps on the phone all in executive mode, it's a frustrating nuisance in slowing down the phone, and difficult to know which application is causing the issue.

My memory boost app, often clears up to four hundred or more Megabytes RAM application hogs.

One solution is Remove any unnecessary applications, Or if a sudden slowing occurred after a recent new Android application is installed try delete it immediately and see if the phone speed has improvement. Most applications are well written but not all applications. A way to get info is to see reviews before installing. If there is loads of complaints about slow process it could be a indicated problem, if millions of people have downloaded it then probably works well.

Tritonz said:

Alright ty for the answer

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Welcome to Android Forums @Tritonz

floraolivia said:

For rooting your device, I recommend you use the kingroot app. It is one click root app. With this application, you can root your device easily without using any PC...

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i would only recommend kingo root if it is the only way to root the device. if there other ways to do it, i always recommend that you do it, the harder way. this way you get to learn skills you would not have learned thru a simple app. plus if something goes wrong anything that you learned could help you troubleshoot the device fairly easily.

plus kingo root has the potential of installing adware. and kingo root can only root phones up to android 4.3....i think. the op has a tab A which is on android 8 so kingo root will not work on the tablet.

I'm sticking with stock Dark Mode until Synergy/Substratum Lite improves as every dark theme I have tried from there leaves me with a zebra crossing blac/white notification dropdown.

It will get there.

Now I just need to find a worthy launcher equivalent to Next Launcher. Nova is great but doesn't allow individual Icon changes. New topic time,

ocnbrze said:

its all good....i was not trying to be condescending what so ever. if you thought that, then my apologies. i'm glad that the factory reset worked for you.

i'd give you a high five, but we are supposed to be responsible adults and be socially distant.

here is one anyways:

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Lol cheers.

Welcome to Android Forums, pbankuti!

I'm sorry no one's offered any suggestions yet...maybe your question threw everyone off.

I have no personal experience with this app, but I'm recommending it based on great comments about the developer's apps I've read from members I trust: Simple Calendar Pro. Please note that there is a free version, but it's no longer supported.

From its description, I think it may work for you, but no guarantees!

Roll the dice...

what i mean is that it shows security as none. i'm backing up on google drive but under device settings on Google drive backup under my phone it says backup includes device configuration such as wallpaper, wifi passwords and default apps. is this true

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• Rating: 0
• Installs: 1+
• Download Size: 1.2M
• Version: 1.0

Different carriers rely upon different cellular networks so there are compatibility issues to take into account, especially here in the U.S. where we have very territorial, highly competitive carriers that are more focused on profit and their respective market shares than their customers.
https://www.phonearena.com/news/Che...on-T-Mobile-and-Sprint-use-in-the-USA_id77933

You referred to buying an 'unlocked' model but keep in mind there's a difference between the boot loader unlocked and carrier unlocked.
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-carrier-unlocking-and-unlocking-a-bootloader
This phone is apparently a branded (Sprint) phone so its internal hardware configuration, specifically the cellular radio chip, is going to be fully compatible with Sprint's cellular network but it may or may not be the same with AT&T's cellular network. Keep in mind that ROMs are very device specific so if you flashed this phone with a ROM for a different model you need to re-flash with the correct ROM. Each ROM is created to match each model's hardware configuration, and each model has its own unique hardware components inside -- i.e. different processors, audio chips, radio chips, etc. Each ROM contains only the drivers, firmware, software to match with the hardware so using a different ROM is going to result in a mismatch of software and hardware. Simply flashing a different ROM, nor using a different SIM, will change a branded phone from one carrier to a different one -- in this instance the hardware
Sprint has moved more towards 4G/LTE so that's good for compatibility, but at the same time T-Mobile has recently bought it out so Sprint-specific phones are going to become obsolete in the near future.
https://www.theverge.com/2020/4/1/2...stomers-plans-network-billing-carriers-merger

I am looking at this products just want to change my old HP, it looks very good. any thoughts?

Steven58 said:

I really don't think followers mean much, tbh.

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I don't even pay attention to, or use, the 'follow' feature here. I don't know why, exactly, but it's just unnecessary for me here, whereas on Twitter it's very important.

I think it's because of the way I use AF. I have my list of favorites, and use it to hop from board to board that I'm interested in. I rarely vary from that, only occasionally popping in on a different board for some reason. The people I would 'follow' always show up in my boards...so why follow them?