I'm looking for software to safely remove cookies put on my phone (I just went to a dictionary site and it immediately gave notification that it's putting cookies on the phone). My first thought was to use CCcleaner but I saw there is considerable concern about its safety (malware) and also damage its cleaning may do to the phone's files. Does anyone have experience with Avast/AVG Cleaner Pro/Cleanup Boost (I'm already using Avast Mobile Security)?

I'm trying to make a copy of an Android Studio Project. I did this once before in this project and it worked just fine. Basically I'm making a certain amount of successful progress on the project and then want to make a new copy of the project and work on that copy. And in case something goes seriously wrong with the subsequent work I'll have the prior version to go back to.

The problem is that I'm getting an error when trying to make a copy of my current version of the project.

As I had previously done, I right-click on the project, select Refactor, and then Copy Classes.



That brings up a dialog where I slightly change the name (make 03 instead of 02) and I hit OK.

That starts the copy process and it goes through a whole slew of directories and folders but then an error message pops up:



And the copying stops. The copying FAILS.

I check that directory and, indeed there's no such file. But why is it even looking for that file if no such file exists?

I had previously succeeded with doing this kind of project copy. Why is it failing now?

Is there a different way to make a copy of a project?

Hello!
Could you help me?

I have a Xiaomi Redmi 9 that recently blocked the BootLoader thanks to FastBoot because I bought a new one and I wanted to leave it factory. This device had an old MI account that I associated with my phone. When the period of Xiaomi Cloud ended, I deleted it.

To block the BooLoader, I used the following command:
- fastboot oem lock

Now, I decided to give it another chance and thought I'd really squeeze it out. In order to do so, I thought of doing the following:

- Unlock the BootLoader (To be able to Root it)
- Root the device. (To take full advantage)

I enabled developer options, enabled the "OEM Unlock" option, and when I connected the device to my PC in FastBoot mode, I used the following command to try to unlock it:

- fastboot oem unlock

The error that appears to me is the following:



I also tried to perform it with the MI Unlock tool. This was the result:



In this picture, what is obscured is my old MI account ID.

Thank you for your attention!

So I bought a samsung A03S and a week after I lost it then I found it. I beginning to believe it was lost. When I found it I stopped getting calls and msgs, it was slower and I could hardly make phone calls. MMI codes don't work so I downloaded and device info app and it's saying the OS is rooted and most the pre installed apps are altered. This phone came out the box brand new so I no it had to of happened when I "lost" it. What can I do and can I find out by who?

Explore the incredible world of song lyrics with the Musica Play app. If you're a music lover who enjoys singing along with your favorite artists, this is the perfect app for you. Our extensive library of song lyrics provides access to millions of lyrics from various genres and artists, all at your fingertips.

With Musica Play, you can dive into the lyrics of the songs you love, allowing you to follow along with the melodies and words flawlessly. Whether you want to learn the lyrics of your favorite songs, discover new tracks, or simply sing along
Download: Music Play - Lyrics and Music - Apps on Google Play

A cool new game, Shooting Hero Adventure - Fight the monsters in the forest and have fun running and jumping avoiding obstacles, user power-ups to survive
Download to google play: Shooting Hero Adventure - Apps on Google Play

At one point when I setup navigation in Google maps on my phone, I would get notifications on my Watch 4 Classic (like it would buzz for upcoming turns, etc). However, I setup navigation today on my phone and I got no responses on my watch. How do I get those back?

Hi guys, my Xiaomi Pocophone F3's screen looks like this. I tried searching it up on google but I cant find any picture that match mine. How do i fix this? Thanks!

My firend send me a screenshot and I spotted these icons and I'm thinking which app has it.

Please tell me how to forward a text (to another text user) in the Textra app. I can see how to forward a text to an email, but not another text user. Thanks

from samsung galaxy.

Pioneer head unit in my Ridgeline. Not cheap ($499 when bought a year ago) has this bug with any Android Auto compatible phone (including the Z Flip 4) that makes it think there is no signal (shows a signal bar symbol with slash through it, and sometimes alternates between that and LTE/5G) even when there is, and sometimes causes issues with apps like YouTube music.

I've tried different cables, and even pull over in the so-called 'no service' area and check the phone, and the phone has 4 bars of LTE at the time. Sadly, Google has not yet fixed this although they have redesigned the UI of the Android Auto interface.

The only workaround is downloading the music on said apps, like I downloaded my SuperMix and then it works. But if it tries to play a song that's not downloaded, it just loads indefinitely, and of course, using Assistant won't work. I do still get text messages read out to me though, but trying to respond just ends with it saying 'I can't find a connection at the moment!'

My wife saw this article on a Zeny portable washing machine, so she bought one for our travel trailer. It works great!
https://www.sfgate.com/shopping/article/ZenStyle-Portable-Washer-review-17330172.php

since we could not celebrate Independence Day on the 4th of July due to technical issues and now that the site is back up and running, i hope y'all had a good 4th of July.

what did you guys do? did you grill it up? or just cooked something? did you get to see firework shows?

I often prefer to use the speakerphone feature when making calls on my Galaxy A13, with the dialpad screen on to select choices etc. I've tried 'screen stay on' apps which do work for the phone in general, but none seem to work for the phone call screen. It always dims after ten seconds and goes off after 30 seconds. Am I missing something?

How can I get to your website on my MacBook Pro? I can't on to log in? Please help.

Banana Gun Roguelike
Game Link

Roguelike offline game about banana. Fights with guns against the monsters

Take a gun and run forward against the monsters, killing the enemies.

Explore locations, collect crazy weapons, dodge bullets and shoot everyone! Intuitively simple controls, incredibly smooth and addictive gameplay and many different tricks


Pre story

Among the weapons and tanks, in the middle of the battlefield, a banana tree grew. It absorbed the skills of fighting and battles, becoming stronger and more agile. Once the battles ended in endless idle mode. Young bananas were harvested and sent to the market. There he was found by a buyer and bought for coins and money. He knew what to choose, because he was one of those fighters who fought in those battlefields. He felt his own soul, the soul knight! The warrior brought the banana home and left it in a basket among the other fruits. Banana made friends with fruits, having fun and companionship. They lived like this for 10 days, developing their ability to connect. Banana shared the secrets of fighting and taught fruits the special techniques of the game.

But the day came and the man came. He took all the fruit, leaving only a plastic gun. The person acted like a dishonest or unprincipled person, like a rogue. Banana realized that this was IMBA and it was time to act. He will have an exciting adventure, and hundreds of difficult enemies will be waiting for him along the way. But he will not back down and give up, reaching the end. Just how a rogue can defeat a rogue. Having collected all his knowledge, he jumped out of the basket, grabbed a cannon and the game began.

Banana Roguelike offline brings the style and spirit of the best classic roguelikes to life with reimagined and compelling game mechanics. If you miss the roguelike genre of games and think that modern games are no longer the same, then think twice!
This game is what you were looking for

Features:
* Unique hero with unique skills.
* Lots of different weapons.
* Randomly generated dungeons are always a new gaming experience.
* Detailed enemy characters! They will fight against you with all their might!
* Intuitive controls with auto-aim system
* And much more - look in the game!

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Site Erow.Dev games for iOS and Android

My android phone will open the camera app if I double press the power button quickly twice. I want to remove this shortcut and also, instead, I want to make it such that, if I long-press the power button, then a file (usually audio or video file, but can be anything) that I chose last time will automatically play. If it's an audio or video file, then it should automatically start playing. Is this possible without making a new file? Is there an app that makes it possible to create this already?

Mobile game: Age of Strategy

Introduction:
Age of Strategy is a captivating mobile game that puts players in the driver's seat of history, allowing them to command armies and conquer civilizations through strategic planning and tactical maneuvers. With its immersive gameplay, extensive content, and a strong focus on turn-based combat, Age of Strategy offers a refreshing and addictive experience for strategy enthusiasts on the go.

Gameplay:
One of the game's strongest aspects is its deep and engaging gameplay. Age of Strategy offers a wide range of campaigns, each spanning different historical periods, from ancient times to the futuristic realms. Players can choose from various factions, each with unique units and abilities, and navigate through a multitude of challenging scenarios. The turn-based combat mechanics provide ample opportunities for strategizing, allowing players to carefully plan their moves, assess the battlefield, and exploit enemy weaknesses. The game strikes an excellent balance between accessibility for newcomers and depth for seasoned players, making it enjoyable for strategy enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Content:
Age of Strategy boasts an impressive amount of content that will keep players engaged for hours on end. The game offers a plethora of campaigns, each with multiple missions to conquer. Furthermore, the diverse selection of factions and units adds significant replay value, as players can experiment with different strategies and playstyles. Additionally, the game features an editor that allows players to create their own custom scenarios, fostering a thriving community that shares user-generated content. This commitment to user engagement and constantly expanding content ensures that players always have something new to experience.

Graphics and Sound:
While Age of Strategy may not boast the most cutting-edge visuals, its retro-inspired pixel art style holds a certain charm. The graphics effectively portray the historical eras and create a nostalgic ambiance reminiscent of classic strategy games. The sound design complements the gameplay experience, with appropriate sound effects and music that enhance the atmosphere of each battle or campaign.

User-Friendly Interface:
Navigating the game's menus and controls is a breeze, thanks to the intuitive and user-friendly interface. The developers have taken great care to ensure that players can easily access all the necessary information and commands without feeling overwhelmed. The tutorial system also does an excellent job of introducing new concepts gradually, making it easy for beginners to get into the game while still catering to experienced players who may prefer to dive right into the action.

Conclusion:
Age of Strategy is a standout mobile game that offers a captivating and addictive strategy experience. With its deep gameplay, extensive content, and user-friendly interface, it appeals to both newcomers to the genre and seasoned strategy enthusiasts. Whether you're commanding ancient civilizations or battling in futuristic realms, Age of Strategy provides an engaging and immersive experience that is sure to keep you coming back for more. If you're a fan of strategy games, this is one title that deserves a place on your mobile device.

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I have tried about 30 or more code snippets to launch the media player and play a mp3 file selected by the content uri. None have worked. They keep getting me tangled up in permissions or other errors. Some don’t even error, just nothing happens. Does anyone have some code to do this that actually works? I would really appreciate some help on this.
Thanks

PS I have the permissions to open the filepicker and select a file, then save its data including the stringUri to a database. I then retrieve the stringUri and convert it back to a contentUri, but I can’t get it to play.

I have a Fragment that overlaps (entirely) a button control that resides on the underlying Activity in which the Fragment resides.

I know, that's weird, but that's how I want it to be.

The Fragment is initially Invisible when the app starts up. When a certain button is clicked on the underlying Activity that Fragment is made to be visible, using the show() function of the fragmentManager, e.g. :

fragmentManager.beginTransaction().show(theFragment).commit

That works just fine and theFragment does indeed become visible, totally obscuring another of the buttons on the underlying Activity.

So far that's exactly what I want it to do. [ Again, I know that's weird ]

I EXPECT that the underlying, now obscured, button will then be inaccessible to the user. He can't see it, the Fragment covers it up.

HOWEVER, if I actually do a click motion on the place where the button actually resides (hidden, underneath the Fragment), the button actually does get clicked, it's OnClickListener function does indeed get called.

That is NOT what I expected to happen. I figured that if a Fragment obscures some underlying control then that Fragment's UI takes precedence over anything that's beneath it.

Is there a way to indicate that the Fragment does indeed prohibit any underlying controls from being accessed since, after all, the user can't see them?

Yes, I could explicitly disable any and all underlying controls and re-enable them when the overlaying Fragment is again made invisible (hidden). But I'd really like it if there were a way to simply tell the Fragment to take precedence over any underlying controls.

Hi.

I have two Android phones that at some point earlier this year BOTH started dramatically slowing down to a crawl at random times - e.g. apps take much longer to load (instead of 2 seconds, it may take 10 seconds or more). Sometimes they're both fine, sometimes they both slow down.

My wife and I have the same phone - Samsung Galaxy S9 (Verizon). Good phones for their time, and I didn't feel like upgrading after Samsung announced placing ads on their newer phones (not sure what the status is on this, but that's beside the point).

We're on Android 10, Kernel 4.9.186. Our phones are NOT rooted (I used to root my previous phones but couldn't find a clear answer back then if Knox lock us out on the S9 if I tried rooting them).

They have been working fine all these years, but something changed this year, maybe an automatic update in the background.

Closing all apps doesn't always help with this.

Since this is affecting both phones, I don't think it's likely to be a hardware issue. But I also don't think it's an app we ourselves installed since there hasn't been anything major that we BOTH downloaded together.

I don't think it's the WiFi or the internet - I'm on a Gigabit fiber connection with a high powered gaming router.

So my questions are:

1. How can I find out (without root) what app or service could be slowing down our phones? Is there an app that can help me with this?
2. Is anyone aware of an Android update that Verizon may have released within the last half year that is slowing down phones?

Thanks!

Do you folks use SD cards, or other storage devices, with your Android systems? What's your experience, how well do you find it works to use an SD card to expand the available storage?

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