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On my APNs page, there's a big plus sign near the top right corner of the screen--which I don't see on yours! So, no, I don't think you're doing something wrong, but something -is- wrong.I unfortunately do not see the option to create/add a new APN on my device's APN page (https://imgur.com/a/mxkdAPg). Am I doing something incorrect?
There you go! Sounds good to me.i've got a gesture for them, the one finger salute.
Another thing I forgot to mention in my previous post that has worked out well for me was changing my DNS to CloudFlare. I noticed an instant bump in page load time over my isp's dns and even google's own.
https://1.1.1.1/dns/#explanation
In case you're interested, this is the primary and secondary dns for CloudFlare respectively.
1.1.1.1
1.0.0.1
you can flash a firmware update, but that is different. i think you will need a pc to do that. i think that is what @mikedt is talking about. never heard of an update done over wifi straight to the phone before.
my device is Samsung a30. when i trying to open google play music then it stops. help me, please.
Yes, it would be a good idea at this stage to contact Verizon as the connection issue could very well exist at their end.
Well, you can do it vicariously with this cute glimpse of 50 years of Abbey Road photos. Some even take their shoes off!
This article describes the photographer as a modest man, and explains how the photo shoot was done.
One of the articles says that thousands of people descend on that famous crosswalk daily to recreate the album photo.
Hey, Mike, can you answer this question? What do the zig-zag traffic lines on the streets in England mean? Examples are visible in some of the contemporary Abbey Road photos. My daughter lived in London for a year after college, and I remember asking her this...but I don't remember what she said.![]()
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yup I already did.Have you tried just restarting your router? Maybe there's a problem with its DHCP, and it needs clearing. Check the phone and tablet IP addresses in their settings, should be either 192.168.*.* or 10.*.*.*. They might be connected to the router but haven't been allocated an IP address by it, like it might be 0.0.0.0.
well now days with most flagship phones at least you have biometrics needed to unlock phones......which is an upgrade to the lock screen pin or pattern. i do not have to worry about my phone getting stolen and getting used unless they somehow get my finger or face.Even that seems to be defeating the point. Admittedly you need the lock screen password to get in and disable it, but why on Earth exclude significant anti-theft security from people who are daft enough to leave the phone unlocked?
My respect for Google is shakey anyway, but you've just knocked it further...
You know, after rereading my own comment--"is only ≈6 months old, but for months I've noticed screen burn-in"--I've reconsidered my response. Yes, it -did- come on quickly.I guess I may have classified 6 months as rapid
I actually wrote about that phone being a lemon (in the Z² board). It's the first and only phone that's ever given me problems. I consider it a fluke, and it hasn't changed my loyalty to Motorola. Really, it strengthened it--because of how they handled the situation.I'm currently running a 2 year old AMOLED with no issues.