Can someone help me?..

Forgot about one game in which you playing as plane in multi lines and you need to:

• survive 30 second - unlock new level
• survive 60 second - unlock endless
• don't hit red wall
• pass blue wall on side showed on line
• hit green wall
• be ready to fight with other planes

Game mechanics is simple - tap to change line.
I already checked my history, but with no success.

yeah not sure what you expect our answer to be. anything physical has to be repaired. look into ifixit.com, if you feel like doing a dyi project.

svim said:

This thread is a null issue

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Considering its OP was in 2011, no kidding!

focusing on syncing data between mail clients isn't a 'thing'. Instead look into each mail client application (PC) or app (mobile device) tying into the email service involved (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail, AOL Mail, etc.).

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Much depends on the individual's needs.

As noted, I did install the app, FairEmail, named in the post that resurrected the thread. I've since paid for its Pro version.

I've looked at various Android mail apps over the years, but they all lacked something I needed/wanted. This one doesn't! It gives me nearly the same functionality I'm used to in my real mail client, SeaMonkey, which I've used on my computers since its days as Netscape Communicator (and it's Thunderbird's predecessor).

I don't use Gmail or its app at all; the only mail that comes to that address is from Google, like Play Store purchase confirmations. I have SeaMonkey set up to handle Gmail, my private Earthlink address (I've had for 25+ years!), and all the mail for my three domains. In SeaMonkey, all those accounts are seen and accessible at once, and that was one main thing I was looking for in an Android app.

I use my main computer as the central location for all my mail, so anything received on my phone stays on its respective server until downloaded on it. I have mail I can still access with SeaMonkey from the '90s!

if you are on t-mobile, why do you need to unlock it? are we talking about unlocking the bootloader? or your service?

Try updating the PRL and profile.

Doris Barney said:

thanks.. but i heard that factory reset can't erase data completey and it can be easily recovered by some data recovery, right ?

see this:
https://www.safewiper.com/tutorials/how-to-delete-text-messages-android-phone.html

I was worried!

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A simple solution is to just try and do a recovery yourself then. If your phone's internal storage is already encrypted do a Factory Reset and see what happens for yourself when you use one of those utilities to restore your data. If it isn't go into the Settings menu and encrypt the storage, and then see what happens when you try to restore your data.
Or if you don't want to see what the actual results will be, again, just take a hammer to your phone for your own peace of mind.

I've cleaned this thread up and removed unnecessary static. Please carry on like the civil and loving Android Forumers we are. Love to all!

Also will this happen several seconds after you've walked into a room? Blue tooth connecting?

I need an app to sync with Outlook Calendar that will automatically set an alarm on my phone to go off when the appointment is due.

I work with automatic scheduling of appointments (Appointments that just get put on my calander) and I have missed so many becuase I'm not getting notified... I do get the typical outlook reminder on my phone and PC but that's often missed because it just pops up and gets hidden or lost in a stack of other reminders.

I'd like an appointment to get scheduled and then an alarm to go off similar to a wake up alarm so it won't stop until i turn it off.

Any ideas? Help!

What network are you on? On most networks the number is associated to the SIM rather than the handset, so getting such calls would indicate that the carrier had reused the number (associated an unused number to a new SIM) rather than telling you anything about the handset.

mypyh4ooo said:

I think it’s disgusting to blame ME for their defective phone. Samsung really do have the worst customer service, believe me.

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I do , I'm sure we all have dealt with them at one time or another.

When ever I update any content from admin panel on server my app doesn't show it unless I reinstall that apk again on device.
What should I do where should I look for to fix this problem?
Please help out

Dannydet said:

Define memory stick please...

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its another name for a thumb drive.

you can also use the computer to transfer files such as photos from one place to another.

or a type c adapter:
usb type c to usb adapter

Hi, I have a problem with the android emulator. When I enter any game, I get an error like "Unfortunately, XXX has stopped". I have tried many different versions of the emulator, but the problem is the same. I don't know what to do, can you help me?
I think there is no problem during installation. I tried looking at different videos from the internet. But I couldn't find the solution.
I've tried: Android-x86 [Pie (9), Oreo (8), Nougat (7)], Remix OS, Phoenix OS

My Computer Features:
Processor: i5-3210M
RAM: 4 GB
Graphics Card: AMD Radeon™ HD 7670M
HDD: 500 GB
The GB I allocate to the emulator: I've tried 200GB, 50GB and 32GB .

To view all data, including the disappeared text messages before they are overwritten by new data, you can try Coolmuster Lab.Fone for Android to scan your Samsung Galaxy S8. it's free to scan. If they can be scanned out, you can view them on program window. Good luck to you.

On more than one phone that has a version (v1.06) already installed from an APK, when I navigate to the latest (v1.07) APK stored on our intranet, download and install it, the installed version on the phone then reflects an even earlier version v1.04.

The only way I can get the latest version onto these phones is to plug one of these phones into the Android Studio loaded PC, and run it as an emulator. Once loaded, I then use ShareIt to get it onto the other phones.

The latest APK is DEFINITELY v1.07 that is stored on our intranet, because phones that don't yet have it on, they reflect this v1.07 when downloading and installing it.

On the phones that are reverting to an earlier version, I have tried uninstalling the app first, deleting any previous APK and file downloads, and then downloading the v1.07 version. It still reverts back to v1.04.

Agree with chanchan05, why get so nervous? This is quite normal that apps ask your permission first and then allow you to access people in your contact lists. This is quite normal in many apps. If you don't want it to access your contact list, you can simply deny it. I have been using Dingtone for quite a long time, I got a US phone number before I go on a short-term trip to Italy, this app helps a lot. So if you want a 2nd number for international calls and texts but don't want a carrier, this app is definitely the best choice. The international calls have a cost, but much cheaper than regular phone calls. But if you have credits, then the calls are free indeed. Dingtone-to-Dingtone calls are totally free over wifi or cell data. I and my family and friends always talk and text on this app, it works great. btw, it also works on iPad as long as you installed this app on it. I love this app and I will recommend it to others if they need something like these.

How is reno series going?

huh?
can you be more precise? not sure what you are talking about. what files are hidden? you mention screenshots, can can you post those?

just remember the more details you provide us the better we can help.

olbriar said:

I looked at you op and could suggest nothing you hadn't already checked. I'm glad it figured it out.

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Me too--because I was stumped.

I hope it's not a sign of impending doom...nah, just a fluke...

steve said:

It could be an endangered species at fault. lol

Click the link below... Some funny tower situations.


Source: https://imgur.com/gallery/79j7A

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Uh snakes and bees..... Wow.

ThinBlue said:

Hey, I've been tasked with picking a durable and 'rugged' phone for a relative. Budget is 320 USD, we're looking at European market.

So far I've looked over Doogee S55 and S60 and Blackview BV9000 pro.

Can't decide which of those three, or something completely different?

I think not having a USB-C is not cool these days, which is my primary concern with the S60.

Apparently, a 3.5mm Jack is mandatory (no matter how much I try to explain the opposite to the buyer)

All help is appreciated. 😉

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Hi...

I have recently got myself a NOWA5PRO , duplicating masses of specs of the NOVA5PRO. 8GB RAM 128GB INTERNAL UPGRADEABLE TO 255GB add another 128tf card , and separate 2 SIM slots. 10-core processor, 13mp / 18mp front/rear cams.

Only problems ihad was resetting to factory by wiping cache and data. As long as you safeguard against , possibly geabibf it's drivers and backup. Or don't do a reset as I did.

Only cost around 50gb' pounds. I have 2 now and very nice though still to fix 1st I bought from China. .really inexpensive but not much support for this unbranded - Huawei NOVA5PRO almost duplicated.

Wish.com or eBay. Search; NOVA 5 PRO''

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Root and install a custom ROM I think. That will certainly get rid of all those Samsung things.

I've got a spare S7 here, that I was thinking of doing something custom with it.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/development

Hello,
I'm currently trying to program an application which disable/enable the watch's GPS via Switch.
Is it possible to do such a thing?
Thanks.

Thanks for your input guys. I know what IMEI blacklisting is but what is FRP problems? The person i'm buying from on Ebay is a reputable re-seller with tons of positive feedback and a good return policy so it appears to be fairly low risk.