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ocnbrze
retired47 said:
I d/l an app called color notes. I wrote several notes on the app. I moved the app to the external storage, I then lost the sd card ( I guess it got corrupted somehow). Is there a way to retrieve the info on the app? I re-d/l the app, but it's blank.
Thanks
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it depends. i am not familiar with the app, if it has the ability to back things up on its own server, then you are good. but i think most apps like that will save the data someplace on the phone or on the sd card.

sorry, but i think you have lost those notes for good.
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Bitmap Rendering Wrong Size - Game Engine

B
I solved it.

So for some reason the "inScaled" option for BitmapFactory is set to true by default.

I just had to create and change the options with this code inside the Background class.

Java: 
BitmapFactory.Options options = new BitmapFactory.Options();
options.inScaled = false;

Then add the option to the bitmap shown bellow

Code: 
bitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(context.getResources(), R.drawable.maintest, options);
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memory card

MoodyBlues
Dannydet said:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.humanlogic.sdi
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Nice find, @Dannydet!

Welcome to Android Forums, retired47!

This article reviews the Idol 3 and includes this info in its specs:

- microSD card slot (up to 128GB)

Buying any reputable brand's microSD card, up to 128GB, from a reputable source should be fine. Beware of fakes and knockoffs! Just stick with a known brand and buy it from a reputable merchant.
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"Android still a toxic hellstew"

MoodyBlues
Rgarner said:
I assume that would make Oreo etc. null and void.
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As @Hadron noted, continuing to use Oreo shouldn't be a problem.

My current phone is only four months old--Motorola sent me a new one when my still-under-warranty, Moto Z² Force had a problem. Motorola had previously announced that the Z² -would- get updated to Pie, then backtracked, only giving it to phones with one carrier (Verizon?). I have no intention of ditching a brand-new phone any time soon! Pie or no Pie, I'll keep this phone until I'm good and ready to replace it. :D
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Play Store Dark Mode only on older device.

Any recent experiences?

My daily for 3 months has been a Nokia 7 Plus on Android 9. I saw my older Moto G4 on Android 7.0 now has dark mode by default, but any instructions found only apply to Google Play Games which does have a dark mode setting.

I guess it hasn't rolled out to my Nokia yet, though I would assume the Play Store version would be the same (I don't have the Moto with me atm).
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Text-to-speech settings changing on their own?

e_canuck
I use Text-to-Speech a lot on my phone and tonight I found the settings were suddenly changed on their own and were very difficult to get back to what I had before. The "pitch" (highness or lowness of the voice) had changed, and perhaps the speech rate, too.

It took a long time to try to get the voice settings back to where they were (the slide button hides behind my finger when pressing and moving it so I can't even tell if I am getting it to move--you don't want to move it very much, only a tiny bit as a small slide makes a big change.)

If there was a way to lock these settings I would lock it down so this doesn't happen again.
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malware

Hadron
The only way to remove malware that's got into the system is to reflash the phone with a new set of stock firmware (download from Sammobile.com). But you need to recover your account first (or trash it and make a new one - either way you should contact Google if it's been hijacked).
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Finger print reader issue

notableuser
rnlcomp said:
From the start it seemed like the reader wasn't very good, it just didn't have the sensitivity I thought it should and then I compounded the problem by installing the Whitestone Dome glass screen protector.

Re-registered prints several times in various positions etc and it didn't help then the Sep 1 update came out and it improved a little, I also set the sensitivity to max in system settings. It worked better but I still had to press fairly hard for it to go thru.

Well today I dropped the phone and cracked the screen protector so I decided to change it out with the 2nd dome protector I got and that's when I discovered why the print reader was off. While peeling the cracked dome protector off I noticed an air bubble on the screen itself :thinking: I'm trying to figure out how the hell air got under the screen and felt the edge of the phone with my fingernail.

Damn phone came with a hard plastic screen protector under the peel away sheet. Now the reader works like it should. Doh!
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every note came with a preinstalled protector. you arent the first to put white stone over it.
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Google's new requirements for Android devices

MrJavi
MoodyBlues said:
You're new around here. :D

Well, let's just say that I've used Linux since before it existed. :eek: By that I mean that I was already a UNIX person, an anti-Micro$oft person, before Linux was invented in 1991. There are no Micro$oft products in my life or house. So I'd say it's working out quite well! :)

No such nonsense in my world. :rolleyes:

Au contraire! To me it's a very big deal--and Linux solves it.

With Linux, it's all about choice, starting with the freedom to choose for yourself which of the many Linux distributions (or 'distros' or 'flavors') you want to use. There's a Linux for everyone, from absolute newbies to hard-core geeks.

My favorite distro (as all the regulars know!) is Kubuntu. I love it for its elegance and infinitely customizable user interface, on top of everything I expect from a UNIX/Linux system: built-in powerful tools, security, stability, endless software choices, no bloatware (you're in charge of what's on your system), etc.

If you're interested in using Linux and have any questions, you're welcome to pop in on our Linux megathread, where no previous knowledge is needed or assumed. Just jump in and ask away! :D
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You continue to impresse. I mean WoW bro and thanks for the links..

ps. I see you have years of experience, Personally, I find it very admirable that you and other take time to share you knowledge with the community. This site is real a cool.


On a lighter note, ai do vaguely remember my Commodore 64., not that Im that old lol hahahehe
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