I have also disable GM, as I have had more issues with that app that I can mention.

About rooting etc. and recent Galaxy S and Note series phones. If you got an Exynos "F" or "FD" international, those are usually OK. It's the USA Snapdragon variants that can be difficult or impossible, things like "V" Verizon ones.

Suggest you post the full model number of the S10.

I wonder why there is no answer fo this thread. But anyhow I finally able to select one.
Huion WH1409 Wireless Graphics Pen Drawing Tablet
it's just $159 on Amazon.
Hope it will help. And ill write a review when I get it.

It's a pre-installed user interface, part of the operating system, so nothing she should be concerned about (I'm assuming that you are checking this with her knowledge and consent and asking on her behalf).

The name "telephony UI" implies that it's the equivalent of what's called "in call UI" on most Android devices (Samsung do like to rename things), but not having a Samsung phone I can't be sure that it isn't connected to the dialer instead/as well - if it were then checking the call log or similar could also activate it. Incoming calls would activate it too (including those that disconnect immediately, which I had a spate of the other year - I assumed some scam or other and ignored them).

It's not obvious that there should be other triggers, but you might have to ask Samsung to get a definitive answer (if they would answer at all). I can't test how the equivalent in my phone behaves because for privacy reasons I have all of that Google activity logging turned off.

Is this a widget you are developing, or one you are using on your phone/tablet?

Please provide all relevant information, because we cannot know what you don't tell us.

Sujit reddy said:

You can do it by some apps that are available in he play store. If you prefer only app store apps then its really good.

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Why are you finding it necessary to dig up 6 and 7 year old posts and reply?

Ah, well I don't have that problem: I disable the "Google" app

(Yes, that means I don't use Assistant, which I'm sure Google view as heresy. In fact getting rid of prompts to turn the wretched thing on was one of the reasons I disabled the Google app).

Any feedback is appreciated!

Hi how are u

There is an app on play store to check phone rooted or not. first check that and confirm that is actual root conformation folder or not.

ok have you done a reboot? did you clear cache? maybe reach out to samsung.

Sounds like it could be a hardware problem and/or a design flaw with this phone then. Probably only the manufacturer(Motorola) could fix that, and not a lot else you can do. Sorry.

I got a viva 11 plus and metro givin me more problems than Verizon had

what about a blackberry phone?

I'd love to keep using my antiquated Kobo Arc HD. I'm tired of leaving devices in drawers waiting for someone to create a small Linux type OS for arm processors.

Needs to be noted that Apple recently announced it will be killing off iTunes as it's own multi-function service and just let all its features just move into their own discrete ones.
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/apple-kill-itunes-wwdc-2019/
https://www.npr.org/2019/06/03/729290123/itunes-death-is-all-about-how-we-listen-to-music-today

As for Google Music, it sounds like your audio library was still in the stages of being uploaded. Confirm that's all done and then see if the app is still taxing your phone's resources so much.

You might consider an inductive charging plate. (wireless charging) You can then charge your new phone and use the oem usb connection for your earphones. Another work-a-round would be to stream your audio BT as you are charging via the usb port. Easy solutions. I don't know of a charging cable that has the headphone adapter that will work simultaneously though it may exist.

We are discussing the Note 10 and 10+ here if you'd like to join us. https://androidforums.com/devices/samsung-galaxy-note-10.16515/

Just A Map is published and is now available in the Play Store at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.poc.justamap

It still has a few rough edges, so if you use it and run into anything (or just have a suggestion) let me know.

AND - it's published! Looks like I just needed to wait just a bit longer.

Shut off your phone.
Login to your Gmail account on your computer and check your trusted devices

Damn, I wanted one of those to go with my Saygus V2...

I found a guy recently who is using an app which is like a personal blog, he posts some content and everyone who has installed this app can view the content.
There are options like 'Who am i', 'Messages' included within the app.

The name of the app is Private Blog, with a yellow money bag icon. The icon changes in the notification bar to a blue thunder symbol. This isn't available on the play store either. Tried Google, haven't found a single clue.

How did i find this in the first place? It was through a sponsored Instagram, swiping up on the story downloaded the app and i installed it to see what it was.

What i wanna know is if this app is custom made or available for public use. Like it has a dashboard where you post stuff from and receive messages too.
Or it is a simple blog which was made into an app using web view

Link to the screenshots:
http://bit.ly/2TFHD50
http://bit.ly/2P5aRLO

AmazeBurger said:

Nothing else works as far as I can tell (and I installed them all).

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Have you tried this one, Cool Notepad Rich Text Editor?

It's free, but has in-app purchases at $2.49; perhaps that turns it into paid, with more features.

Thanks...... It seems like no matter what I do, I just can't get /system mounted as R/W.

Every tool I've tried (even those with an r/w "switch") fail to mount it. EFS File explorer, EG.

I'm going to create a flashable zip and try an install from TWRP next.

I'm running (patched by Magisk) version of stock (build 10F) android Nougat for the LG V20 (US996).

I'd recommend you don't need to bother going through the rooting process unless there are specific reasons why do want to. But a lot of that depends on just what model is it and which version of Android it's running. Once you root it, all management becomes your responsibility. Things like OTA updates will be a serious judgment call on your part as applying them to a rooted device might work out fine or it might soft-brick your device so you have to go through a lot of corrective measures. A rooted device is also more vulnerable to being compromised as it only has half-measures to the integral security policies that are a part of a non-rooted device:
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/android-security-a-peek-behind-the-scenes/
You do need to be more vigilant about everything you do that involves any online interaction. This pertains more to a smartphone as they're more multi-functional in day-to-day usage than a TV set top unit but it's still relevant.
If however you just want to learn more about your device at a deeper level, than rooting it is less of an option but more of a necessity.