WiFi drops every couple of minutes
- By mikedt
- Smartphones
- 3 Replies
Yeh WiFi with “!“ usually means the device is connected to a WiFi AP, but there's no Internet access from that AP.
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By the way, were you able to get you're map app on the play store?
I've got one of those!Oh I don't know, build me an app that can predict the lottery numbers and I'd be pretty happy.

You have the answer, yet you choose to ignore it... YouMail is not hard to setup and use... it will give you what you want, it will even notify you if the person does NOT leave a message so you aren't wondering if you're missing a message.
Okay--time to call your carrier and see what they suggest.Didn't work. I even got a new SIM card...still nothing.
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Hi I have included the error message I see in the log and enclosed in code as suggested, thank youPlease use [code][/code] tags to format your code.
And include the stack trace from the Logcat view.
Thanks.

Yes Done it already.Any other WayThe only way you have to increase your image quality is increasing your ImageReaderSize to the biggest resolution:
Code:mImageReader = ImageReader.newInstance(pictureSizeValue.getWidth(), pictureSizeValue.getHeight(), format, maxImages);
Also, you can improve the quality using the key CaptureRequest.JPEG_QUALITY in your CaptureRequest.
Java:mCaptureRequestBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.JPEG_QUALITY, (byte) 100);
More: https://stackoverflow.com/questions...-using-camera-2-api-android/41809079#41809079
it charges when it is in its cradle inside the phone. no need to worry about hooking it up or anything. as long as it is in the phone you are good to go.Question, how does the S pen charge? Is it a stand alone charge device or does is pull it's charge from the phone. Never owning a Note, I'm completely ignorant about them. How are they secured in the device? Is manipulating the Note's screen and such by gesturing with the pen new or an older feature?
If if is something common on older Notes, how well do the gestures work? I guess I'm asking for a rundown on the pen... sorry. I need to know lots more about the pen before I'm convinced I need it. Thanks