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Default Messaging App - Crashes when inserting Gif

M
Is there any way to update the default "Messaging" app that came on my ZTE Zmax Pro? I use the Google Keyboard which has a feature to insert a gif but every time I try to insert one, the messaging app crashes.
I have tried using other messaging apps, but then I find that I miss out on MMS messages that seemingly never make it to my phone. Very infuriating!!
Thanks in advance
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PhotoBoard - Combine multiple photos in one photo

moatazsawi
PhotoBoard is free android app to create a photo from combination of multiple photos. Added photos could be cropped using different cropping shapes.

PhotoBoard allows to:
* Resize, rotate, edit & move your added photos
* Add texts with/without chatbox and change font/color
* Share & save your final photo.

Free download: PhotoBoard

I appreciate your comments and suggestions 😊
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I think I had a lemon

MoodyBlues
First some background:

I've only had Motorola smartphones. I never had a single problem, so I didn't hesitate to buy another one when I wanted to upgrade.

My most recent was a Moto X 2nd Generation which--after four years of perfect service--started having battery problems. After buying a replacement battery and tools...yeah...these old eyes weren't about to attempt the repair on my own.

So I bought a new Moto Z² Force Edition instead!

Now that's where it starts getting weird. The very first time I used its default camera app to take a picture, it crashed. Like 'restarted the phone by itself' crashed. Odd, I thought. :thinking:

Then I installed my normal camera app, A Better Camera Unlocked, took some pics with it, no problem, so I chalked it up to a fluke.

But then other stuff happened, including screen burn-in (which I didn't even think was still a thing!), despite never leaving the screen on and idle for long periods.

So in May, I got off my lazy ass long enough to call Motorola and ask for a replacement (it was under warranty), which arrived a couple days later. And guess what? No weird problems!

It's been a month+ and everything's as I expect with a Motorola phone. I think I simply got a lemon with the first one.

And, if anything, this whole experience actually made my loyalty to Motorola even stronger. There was a problem, they resolved it quickly and painlessly, and I'm happy with my phone. Can't ask for more than that!

PS I still use the Moto X--I just keep it plugged in all the time. No problems, and it's over 4 years old. :D

ETA PPS: I totally forgot to say that the replacement phone's battery lasts HOURS longer than the lemon's! Like 8+ hours longer, under the same usage conditions. Nice!
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T-Mobile (USA) update 9.0.12

ironass
A new update, 9.0.12, for the T-Mobile (USA) carrier minority variant of the OnePlus 6T has begun rolling out.

New version: ONEPLUS
A6013_34_190612
Oxygen OS version 9.0.12.


Changelog:
  • Android June Security update
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Camera version is yet again the same old 2.9.43
(You can update to the most recent global camera version 3.0.37)

This is the 7th T-Mobile (USA) update in 247 days

(N.B. This update is only for the T-Mobile (USA) minority carrier variant and NOT the global OnePlus 6T model)

See, also...

T-Mobile 6T to Global model Conversion (WITHOUT unlocked bootloader/SIM unlock!)

[EDIT] T-Mobile (USA) appear to have lost interest in their 6T carrier minority variant.

They have not even bothered to update their own, "Software Updates", site for it since the March release of 9.0.4.

See... https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-38908
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Help S6--Battery failure

D
I have a Samsung Galaxy S6. Today i noticed a crack between my casing and my screen and my back panel. Classic battery failure--swelling-- I'm told.

My question is: I read here sometime ago that it was better to keep your battery charged above 60%- 70% than to let it run down to 40%-20%. So I have kept it plugged it most of the time for better part of the last several (3?) years.

The outfit that is currently replacing the battery told me that charging the battery or having it on a charger for long periods of time, could damage the battery in just this fashion--making it swell up and eventually overheat and even explode.

So what's the truth...one or the other? or somewhere in-between?

And what is reasonable?
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Ark: Survival Evolved Mobile Spec Requirements!

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Welcome to the Unofficial Thread for Ark: Survival Evolved Mobile!

This thread will not only allow players of the game seek help from other players but know what type of specs you need to run the game properly so let's get started:

So before you decide to install and run the game here is some accurate spec requirements all tested using my own device!

Minimum Requirements:

CPU: Any kind as long as the CPU has the minimum of at least 1.5GHz (1500MHz) of clock speed

CPU Cores: 4 Cores (you can run this on a device with 8 Cores and only 3GB of ram!)

GPU: Any kind as long as the GPU has a clock speed of 450MHz clock speed, keep in mind ark will prevent you from upping the graphics quality on this clock speed.

RAM: 3GB

STORAGE: 2GB

Recommended Requirements:

CPU: Any kind as long as it clock speed in 2GHz (2000MHz) or higher.

CPU Cores: 6 Cores

GPU: Any kind as long as it has a clock speed of 600MHz or better.

RAM: 4GB

STORAGE: 2GB

Yes you can run the game on ark with 4 cores as long as you meet the core clock speed requirements, the results if using 4 cores instead of 6 or higher seems to be a bit laggy in the menus but when you play in game it is very little noticeable unless you pay attention to detail.


Let me know you thoughts and if i made any errors regarding this info please let me know Thanks!

If you want to download Ark: Survival Evolved from the Google Play Store you can download it from here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.studiowildcard.wardrumstudios.ark
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Is there a way to programmatically connect to a Passpoint/Hotspot2.0 network via EAP-TTLS?

J
I'm trying to create either a WifiConfiguration object or PasspointConfiguration object in my Android application that will allow me to connect a device to a Passpoint network upon being enabled.

I've tried to connect by building a WifiConfiguration object and adding it to the WifiManager, then enabling it.

I have also tried to build a PasspointConfiguration object, but when I try to run WifiManager.addOrUpdatePasspointConfiguration() with the PasspointConfiguration object, the app crashes with an IllegalArgumentException. I'm assuming that this is an invalid configuration issue.

// WifiConfiguration/WifiEnterpriseConfiguration approach
WifiConfiguration wc = new WifiConfiguration();
wc.status = WifiConfiguration.Status.ENABLED;
wc.isHomeProviderNetwork = true;
wc.FQDN = this.domain;
wifiEnterpriseConfig.setIdentity(user);
wifiEnterpriseConfig.setPassword(key);
wifiEnterpriseConfig.setAnonymousIdentity(this.outerID);
wifiEnterpriseConfig.setRealm(this.realm);
wifiEnterpriseConfig.setDomainSuffixMatch(this.domain);
wifiEnterpriseConfig.setEapMethod(this.eapMethod);
wifiEnterpriseConfig.setPhase2Method(this.phase2Auth);
wifiEnterpriseConfig.setCaCertificate(this.cert);

wc.allowedKeyManagement.set(WifiConfiguration.KeyMgmt.WPA_EAP);
wc.allowedKeyManagement.set(WifiConfiguration.KeyMgmt.IEEE8021X);

wc.enterpriseConfig = wifiEnterpriseConfig;

wifiManager.disconnect();
this.networkID = wifiManager.addNetwork(wc);
wifiManager.enableNetwork(this.networkID, true);
// PasspointConfiguration approach
Credential.UserCredential userCredential = new Credential.UserCredential();
userCredential.setEapType(21);
userCredential.setPassword(key);
userCredential.setUsername(user);
userCredential.setNonEapInnerMethod("MS-CHAP-V2");

Credential credential = new Credential();
credential.setRealm(this.realm);
credential.setUserCredential(userCredential);
credential.setCertCredential(null);
credential.setCaCertificate(null);
credential.setClientPrivateKey(null);
credential.setClientCertificateChain(null);

HomeSp homeSp = new HomeSp();
homeSp.setFqdn(this.domain);
homeSp.setFriendlyName(this.friendlyName);

PasspointConfiguration passpointConfiguration = new PasspointConfiguration();
passpointConfiguration.setCredential(credential);
passpointConfiguration.setHomeSp(homeSp);

wifiManager.addOrUpdatePasspointConfiguration(passpointConfiguration);​

I expect the application to connect the device to the Passpoint/Hotspot2.0 network upon one of the configurations being added to the WifiManager.

The first approach does not produce an error, but does not connect the application to the network.

The following is the stack trace from the PasspointConfiguration IllegalArgumentException:

Process: com.***.***.***, PID: 4101
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
at android.net.wifi.WifiManager.addOrUpdatePasspointConfiguration(WifiManager.java:1483)
at com.***.***.***.models.<PrivateClass>.<PrivateMethod1>(<PrivateClass>.java:197)
at com.***.***.***.models.<PrivateClass>.<PrivateMethod2>(<PrivateClass>.java:219)
at com.***.***.***.models.<PrivateClass>.<PrivateMethod3>(<PrivateClass>.java:116)
at com.***.***.***.UserView.<PrivateMethod4>(UserView.java:178)
at com.***.***.***.UserView.access$100(UserView.java:34)
at com.***.***.***.UserView$2.onClick(UserView.java:200)
at android.view.View.performClick(View.java:7327)
at android.widget.TextView.performClick(TextView.java:14160)
at android.view.View.performClickInternal(View.java:7299)
at android.view.View.access$3200(View.java:846)
at android.view.View$PerformClick.run(View.java:27774)
at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:873)
at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:214)
at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:6981)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:493)
at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:1445)​
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Which Version of note 9

N
HI

I have just bought a Note 9 from Amazon (Different seller) and it says in the description its the UK version as i wanted that one. REceived it today and the Model number is SM-N960F but underneath that is has United Arab Emirets and i was wondering if this is the UK version as i need it to work with Google Pay as i use it 90% of the time.

Many Thanks

Keith
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