Not sure I understand. the phone can sleep only when it is connected via usb? Where is it connected to?

the wall charger? pc?

can you explain in more detail? the more you explain the better we can help

I am using vs 2019 C# and Android emulator android 9.0. When I call a website using SESION Example:Session["issn_Data"] = issn; Some time the next page using issn = (string)(Session["issn_Data"]); The data is not in the 2nd page. Anyone having this problem?

On my 5.1 device:

Settings | Display | When device is rotated | Stay in portrait view

Yours should be very similar to that, if not identical.

willsp28 said:

Is there any tool that makes it easy to root newer devices without needing a pc or expert moddong skills

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Well just remember as newer phones comes out, the security for them advances along with the technology.... so it does get harder to root phones. As of now there is no easy method like those one touch apps from the past. But done manufacturers have still left it easier to gain root...... such as the pixel phones.

plus learning how to root you will gain some understanding and knowledge. If something goes wrong with the one touch method via an app, you will not have the knowledge to recover your phone.

This is one reason why this forum exists. If you have questions on rooting or need help with it, you have us here for help.

Main thing before you root, do your research before diving in to rooting your device. Be prepared and you should be alright.

If you're having a problem with a loose connection between the USB port and the plug end of USB cable, that's a hardware issue. When you plug in your USB cable, it's held in place by friction fit. Since you tried different cables it's very unlikely the plug end on each has wore down the same way.That would indicate the USB port being the issue. Some phones do have things like the USB port being modular and readily replaceable, but most of them involve a matter where the USB port is soldered directly to the motherboard. Phones may appear to be roughly the same in appearance but internally they are very different with a really wide range of varying hardware configurations. What phone model you do have?

As far as I know all of your contacts will show a profile picture in your messages.
Yours will not.
It all depends on what messaging app you are using

As myself and my collegue running same android code in different os.when my collegue run the code in ubuntu() its code was successfully running.

he shared the code via bitbucket i am cloning same code and try to running in win10 but i am facing following error throw:-
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Error: Invoke-customs are only supported starting with Android O (--min-api 26)

stacktrace
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com.android.builder.dexing.DexArchiveBuilderException: Failed to process H:\projects\zinx-player1\app\build\intermediates\transforms\instantRun\debug\0
com.android.builder.dexing.DexArchiveBuilderException: Error while dexing.
com.android.tools.r8.CompilationFailedException: Compilation failed to complete
com.android.tools.r8.utils.AbortException: Error: Invoke-customs are only supported starting with Android O (--min-api 26)

i verified the following link to check version compactblity everything.but not clear my issue

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...-supported-starting-with-android-0-min-api-26

my basic config:
android {
compileSdkVersion 28
buildToolsVersion '28.0.3'
defaultConfig {
minSdkVersion 16
targetSdkVersion 28

renderscriptTargetApi 28
vectorDrawables.useSupportLibrary = true

applicationId 'com.arun.carapplication'

versionCode 170
versionName '1.2.0'
multiDexEnabled true
}

I disabled the melody app and the phone stopped doing this! It was the MELODY app

GO into settings; apps; tap radio app or in my case MELODY APP; tap stop notifications= this stopped an auto trigger and Shake awake mode as well. You can also control this app through gadgets and widgets and yes, Bixby is a part of the interaction! Both Google Assistant & Bixby spy on you to bring the content that most interests you and you'll notice it when you go on to your Google and it will start suggesting things for you out of the blue that you've been talking to your friends about! Bixby isn't as invasive as Google Asst.

you're not going to be able to install windows apps onto your phone.
If its an android app, the easiest way it to search for that app using the play store on your phone. It will then install automatically for you without any problems.

IF you found the android app using your windows device AND IT IS NOT in the playstore. I would strongly advise against installing that app.
There is a significant risk that it is compromised by some 'dishonest' person before you downloaded it.

Best advice is to avoid those.

Thank you. I have used Android Auto before on an old phone but found it a little over the top when all I wanted to do was play podcasts. Good idea though and I'l try it again because if it solves this problem it will be well worth it.

Enjoy your phones! I was talking myself OUT of upgrading up until the very last moment when I finally calculated that with trade in, my payments for the Note 10+ would be less than my payments were for the the Note 8 (by almost $10 a month). I had one payment left on the Note 8, so Thursday, I paid that, and completed my pre-order around 10 p.m. EST

I'm with Verizon - and my notification says it's not shipping until 9/10. Ah well - I just remind myself I wasn't going to have it at all if I'd successfully talked myself out of upgrading and waiting until next year. I can wait a few more weeks and live vicariously through the rest of you guys! Congrats on your new phones!

Crazy though HOW delayed it is just by being a procrastinator!

Well if you name the app someone might know whether this is normal for the app or not.

In general message notifications clear when you read the message - this works fine for email, SMS, even Facebook notifications (Facebook is my go-to example of a poorly-written app: it's quite happy to post a notification for a story that you read an hour ago, which is one reason I turn notifications off for the wretched thing). So if this app isn't doing that the best advice I can give at the moment is to contact the app developer, since it sounds like they are not handling notifications correctly (or at least not in the way you expect. There isn't a system setting for this, the app developer has chosen how they are cleared (or not), so unless there is a setting in the app it will be up to them to correct it.

I don't really see how 3 years has anything to do with it. This website is much older than that, and Google is still around. The internet is usually pretty stable I thought, but anytime I try to find tools and roms for my LG Optimus f3 it's like a graveyard hehe. ah well, thanks ~

Samsung electric corporation no long makes Note 4 batterys and most likely the battery you purchased was a fake. Also, the slim high capacity advertising 5690amh with the same size as the original are also untrue. The Acesoft battery is ok but I can say Id recommend it but its works. The external battery pack integrated into a case I would recommend. Its a Stallion. About the size of an Otter box only a bit heavier.

Hi friends,
Issue got resolved after reset phone.
Thank you all

An extreme method is to buy another note 4 and switch out the boards. That is if the date on your phone is that important to you. Good luck

PitCarver said:

I kept an OtterBox Defender case on all my phones, until they dropped the built in screen protector. While I still recommend them, if you can do without the protector, I'm now using a LoveMei Powerful case, on my LG.

It's heavy and built like a tank.

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I added a 9H curved glass shield on my screen and it fits case great!!!?

It is also a good idea to check the official stock firmware you downloaded with an md5 application to verify the validity of your download. If it does not match then delete it and re-download and check it again.
Im assuming when you say download mode that you means flashing official stock firmware and a tar.md5.
I suggest you go in recovery mode by holding power, home and volume up key. Once there look at the bottom to see if it says dm- verity, drk, or fail to mount efs. It is also a good idea to wipe catch, data a few times while in stock recovery before flashing a stock firmware. However, this will not fix drk ,efs, dm-verity.
It may also be a failure of your motherboard and if thats the case there is no software that you can flash that will fix a hardware issue. If the divice was previously rooted on 5.0 api 22 sytem root and your are now flashing a 6.0 api 23. and failed to unistall the su binaries that may be the issue.
I have noticed that most people on this site recommend using smart switch. I am not one of them. Then best method is to use Odin to flash official firmware.
Its not easy to give better advice without knowing more info.

Welcome to Android Forums, dacdroidfan!

I just wanted to give you a heads-up: you're not likely to hear back from the people in this 8-year-old thread. So don't feel ignored!

I think that type of apps come with phone internally.

Rather then reboot there no other option for that.

Did you try something like this, to disable Bixby?
https://www.androidcentral.com/how-completely-disable-bixby

svim said:

Windows does the same thing, except that they're usually hidden directories/files (i.e .ini), MacOS/OS X does the same thing (i.e. .trash). If you just can't tolerate them, delete them but don't be surprised if an active app pops up some kind of error message. If this does happen, quit the app and start it back up, but keep in mind the contents of that 'Android' folder will just get rebuilt/restored. There's an equivalent residing in your device's internal storage (that should be left as is).
Think of it this way, the operating system and apps should be left to do what they need to do, once you start micromanaging things like basic system folder/file management, all you're doing is gaining a false sense of accomplishment that in reality is only making your device do things it doesn't need to be doing.

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I understand but telling Android to use its internal memory instead would not screw anything up if there was a setting to do that, but apparently there's not.

So will go the route Danny suggested and just pull the stick before downloading/installing apps. Thanks all -

I got it working, I think I was forgetting to change function names in the c code to reflect the new package name in the java.
Can't believe I missed that, but still trying to figure it all out.

I don't think they ever released Android 5 for that model.