Changed keyboard behaviour on Android 10 - Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers

Hi,
I have an Australian S10 and earlier today updated from Android P (9.0) to Android 10.
The default Samsung keyboard which I use seems to behave differently in that it isn't as aggressive autocorrecting the words unless I give it a short pause or type slower (it's almost like it requires more thinking time in the processing).
So as an example, if I type "isnt", it wouldn't always correct this to "isn't" unless I type it more slowly. Additionally, I have tried to teach the keyboard that isnt should always be isn't by clicking the suggestion of "isn't" multiple times and it still hasn't got the message to always change "isnt" to "isn't".
I didn't notice this behaviour on Android P (9.0) so I'm wondering if I have a software bug of some kind in the update. I would prefer not to install another keyboard app but it seems to be worse for me than before the OS update.
I used to be able to type more freely and quicker knowing that the keyboard would have a high rate of auto correcting. Any ideas?

jjs82 said:
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I used to be able to type more freely and quicker knowing that the keyboard would have a high rate of auto correcting. Any ideas?
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First thing I'd do is wipe the keyboard cache.

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[Q] Accelerometer defect on most GT540?

According to Android 1.6 specs the accelerometer should be able to log data at at least 50Hz (see page 18 on android-1.6-cdd.pdf)
However, the GT540 sensor rate - number of times per second you can get the sensor values - seems to be stuck to about 10Hz, i.e. just 10 values are gathered per second.
For programmers, the following lines are not producing any effect when registering the listener:
Code:
registerListener(this, sensorAccelerometer, SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_GAME);
registerListener(this, sensorAccelerometer, SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_FASTEST);
it seems the default value is stuck to SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_UI.
This of course should have impacts on applications using the accelerometer other than for just rotating the UI (pedometer, speedometer, nice games,etc...)
I asked other owners to test the accelerometer and so far all the feedback I received are consistent: the GT540 does ignore any settings and always logs data each 100ms...
Example how to test this bug:
1. install the free AccelerometerValues app from market (it is a single word)
2. click Settings: set Log interval (ms) to 50ms, flag "log values to file" and "file format cvs"
3. start the log for 2-3 secs
4. using Astro go to /sdcard/accelerometervalues and open the log file
You'll should see a line each 50ms but...
Any idea? Any hack to enable a faster rate?
Sensor is a BMA150 and is capable to report data at a rate much greater than Android specs...
gspeex said:
According to Android 1.6 specs the accelerometer should be able to log data at at least 50Hz (see page 18 on android-1.6-cdd.pdf)
However, the GT540 sensor rate - number of times per second you can get the sensor values - seems to be stuck to about 10Hz, i.e. just 10 values are gathered per second.
For programmers, the following lines are not producing any effect when registering the listener:
Code:
registerListener(this, sensorAccelerometer, SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_GAME);
registerListener(this, sensorAccelerometer, SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_FASTEST);
it seems the default value is stuck to SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_UI.
This of course should have impacts on applications using the accelerometer other than for just rotating the UI (pedometer, speedometer, nice games,etc...)
I asked other owners to test the accelerometer and so far all the feedback I received are consistent: the GT540 does ignore any settings and always logs data each 100ms...
Example how to test this bug:
1. install the free AccelerometerValues app from market (it is a single word)
2. click Settings: set Log interval (ms) to 50ms, flag "log values to file" and "file format cvs"
3. start the log for 2-3 secs
4. using Astro go to /sdcard/accelerometervalues and open the log file
You'll should see a line each 50ms but...
Any idea? Any hack to enable a faster rate?
Sensor is a BMA150 and is capable to report data at a rate much greater than Android specs...
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sorry to say this but sound like bs cuz it works perfectly fine here
RDilus - I would love if this were bs... , can you a try as described above and post the result? Which Android version are you running?
Make sure to set the interval to 50 or 10ms.
Mine looks like:
Code:
Time;X;Y;Z
80;1.253072;1.0215261;9.602345
173;0.9942854;0.7627395;10.528529
275;1.0623871;0.8036005;10.56939
378;0.9942854;0.8308412;10.147159
480;1.1032481;0.6810174;10.378705
583;1.0623871;0.6810174;10.56939
685;1.0215261;0.7218784;10.378705
788;1.0623871;0.7218784;10.2152605
941;1.0623871;0.6810174;10.446807
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you can see, I get a value each ~100ms (first column is in ms).
Thanks
gspeex said:
RDilus - I would love if this were bs... , can you a try as described above and post the result? Which Android version are you running?
Make sure to set the interval to 50 or 10ms.
Mine looks like:
Code:
Time;X;Y;Z
80;1.253072;1.0215261;9.602345
173;0.9942854;0.7627395;10.528529
275;1.0623871;0.8036005;10.56939
378;0.9942854;0.8308412;10.147159
480;1.1032481;0.6810174;10.378705
583;1.0623871;0.6810174;10.56939
685;1.0215261;0.7218784;10.378705
788;1.0623871;0.7218784;10.2152605
941;1.0623871;0.6810174;10.446807
...
you can see, I get a value each ~100ms (first column is in ms).
Thanks
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im runing 2.1
and i dont gonna change some values most stupid thing you can do
RDilus you are missing the point, changing the rate is a functionality of the sensor and it should work in that way...
pls. don't spam on this thread if you don't know what it is about...
gspeex said:
RDilus you are missing the point, changing the rate is a functionality of the sensor and it should work in that way...
pls. don't spam on this thread if you don't know what it is about...
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dont tell me what todo lol....
but it seams ur the only one so...
this can be closed or moved anyway
Well my accelometer works perfect, havent seen any problems nor in games nor in Apps. Not going to try that app to test it tho :]
Since most replies you got are way off base, I'd tell you my findings: yup, stuck at 100ms.
corran, thanks a lot for having done the test, this confirms the issue - stucked at 100ms
m4nu4l, you might not realize the problem until you start to use applications that leverage on the accelerometer in a "fine" way. The current behaviour is ok for just rotating the screen, showing a lever, and maybe for some games. But try to use a speedometer or games that are supposed to detect minor movements: the application would seems to work, you would not realize the issue but just the movement detection is 5-10 times less precise that what it should be according to Android specification.
I wrote to LG and they suggested to upgrade to 2.1 as soon as it is released, but from other users, I got the confirmation it does not seem to solve the problem
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I wrote to LG and they suggested to upgrade to 2.1 as soon as it is released, but from other users, I got the confirmation it does not seem to solve the problem
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Should've mentioned I'm at 1.6 still also.
As i already told you, games run with my axxelomwter flawlesly (nfs shidft, asphalt series... abduction, i just dont understand how better it could be. I cant seem to notice any lag with it nor 100ms delay. Im using 2.1 afterall ...
If it works a-okay for whatever games is not quite the point of this. Google has, as the TS said, required for vendors to comply with
Accelerometer
Device implementations MUST include a 3-axis accelerometer and MUST be able to deliver events at 50 Hz or greater. The coordinate system used by the accelerometer MUST comply with the Android sensor coordinate system as detailed in the Android APIs.
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This is taken from 2.1; if the device don't follow the stated requirements you're not complaint - i e apps, games, and whatever can fail or not work correctly. Thus, it is important to adhere to the "standard", else we will end up with what Steve Jobs called fragmentation - developers can't guarantee anything anywhere.
My 2.1 results:
336
444
541
643
746
So, same here.
@corran, you got exactly the point, I couldnt have phrased it better. Thanks for the message
@m4k4ve1icro, thanks for the test.
Our nice LG phone has a flaw that can limit its usage... you might not realize it now but the next android killer app might not work as expected. Actually the application I was interested on can't run since it has too little data from the accelerometer to compute correctly - and that's why I started the investigation and opened this thread.
What's next? I've been opening support requests to LG but they replied to wait and upgrade to 2.1 when available for my country: I already know it is not working. I replied to pass the request to the tech group but the answer was vague- so I'm insisting again...
If you can, pls. do the same: hopefully LG will realize the issue and patch it.
In the meantime I'm going to contact google to raise the non compliance of the device... this might help as well since google can claim access to Android market if a device does not pass the compliance test.
thanks
I read the Nexus had some issues with the AK8973 stepping in to take the accelerometers role, but at least in the LG Eclair sources all the
#define SMB380_BW_25HZ, SMB380_BW_50HZ, SMB380_BW_100HZ, SMB380_BW_190HZ, SMB380_BW_375HZ, SMB380_BW_750HZ, SMB380_BW_1500HZ
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seem to be were they should. Luckily I don't use the accelerometer in my little projects
Good luck hunting this down!

A list of features that lacks in Windows phone 8

Hi everybody, I would like to make a list of those features that lacks on windows phone, even if we are only at very early stages, maybe with the arrive of unlocks some of them could be added, in future..If you have any suggestions I can edit the list
P.S. I consider the GDR3 improvements alredy achieved (like a decent task manager, FM radio..)
-A FILE MANAGER
(yeah, I know that on the market already exists something, but they are definetly FAR from a real file manager. Anyway nokia/microsoft said that in the next months would come out http://www.tuttowindowsphone.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/nokia-lumia-file-manager.jpg , we will see..)
-FLASH PLAYER
(on windows RT exists and works, as in future the WP8 kernel would be almost the same of WinRT, probably we will se it..or at least I hope so)
-LIVE TILE TOOGLE
(Right now we have only shortcuts to settings, would be more useful if the live tile would act directly as a toogle. Maybe someone will give it an attempt :fingers-crossed: )
-A NOTIFICATION LED
(some phones does have the windows logo acting as a led, BUT it works only to notify some battery status (a bit useless..). If it should be used as a proper notification led would be amazing..or at least the camera flashlight could be used for that (ok, this is a desperate suggestion LoL)
-COSTUMIZABLE RINGTONES AND ALERTS RELATED TO THE APP
(A different sound for whatsapp, sms and e-mail. I personally use the phone at 90% in vibration/silent mode, But I know that it could be useful)
-A CUSTOMIZABLE LOCKSCREEN
(I mean lock-patterns and some other useful features..I mean, windows phone 8 lockscreen can be used better, you know..)
-A QUICK WAY TO MANUALLY ADJUST SCREEN BRIGHTNESS
Sometimes the Authomatic sensors don't work well and is necessary to switch the brightness manually.
-A BETTER PUSH NOTIFICATIONS MANAGEMENT (thank's to @Life'sGood for reporting and to @GoodDayToDie for explainations)
Sometimes are delayed
This really belongs in General; it is neither a question (or answer) nor related to troubleshooting.
With that said...
The only thing really standing in the way of an on-device file browser is the need for somebody to write it, but that doesn't mean it'll be worth much to do so right now; until I or somebody else gets more permissions working (ideally, all of them), the amount of the file system which is readable (never mind writable) is extremely small from an app's perspective. To get an idea of what I mean, take a look at my Webserver Native Access app - the all-capabilities version, if you have a Samsung phone - and see for yourself just how little of the system is accessible.
Even completely leaving aside the permissions issue (ha!), Flash player support is somewhat unlikely. First of all, it struggles a little even on the Surface RT, which has nearly twice the CPU power of any WP8 model right now (GDR3 opens the path for quad-core WP devices, but they aren't here yet). Second, the kernel may be the same but the user-space libraries are not; a lot of system components that Flashplayer depends on are probably missing from WP8.
Believe me, such toggles have been attempted, and they will go on being attempted. It'll happen eventually...
Some phones actually have a notification LED, even. There are (unofficial) APIs that could probably be used to control it, too... I wouldn't hold your breath on this one, though. In any case, you won't get colors unless there's actual multiple color elements there to work with; the best you could di is different flash/fade patterns.
Update 3 (GDR3) brings some additional controls over notifications. However, I believe you're right that they still don't offer per-app sounds (though you can set the sound for apps, as a class, I think).
Lock patterns are pretty darn weak and easy to break, but in general I agree with the concept of having more control over the lock screen, and additional features.
Not a problem that I've had, but I can see how it could be. This probably falls under the toggle tiles request, actually; have the ability to create tiles that increase or decrese the brightness.
Sorry for the bad section, I was looking at the same moment at general section and at Q&A and I chose the wrong browser tab, my fault (don't know how to change section)
Anyway thank you for the reply I think that the main problem for indipendent developers is time, because every 18 months windows stops the support on the actual OS and switches to another new (WP8 support is planned to be killed in july 2014, after that it will be an update to extend "phone life" of 6 months, in total: 2 years). After that date will come out another OS but nobody knows if it will be "similar" to WP8 or something totally different (probably the latter option)..and everything probably would start from the scratch. I think that all the OSs producers are making BIG efforts to make you change phones after exately two years LoL
P.S. When I talk about brightness control, I can't figure out how a live tile could directly make it (swiping on it?), it can only turn on/off. My idea was that could be useful something like a swipe on the status bar on the top of the screen, like cyanogenmod does (I don't want to compare android to windows because they are totally a different concept, so I generally don't want to mention functions present in other OSs that could be ported, IMHO it's quite useless thinking in this way.) but I suppose that this is quite impossible on a programmative side :s
You'd have two (small) tiles for brightness control, one to increase and the other to decrease. It would be a little messy and would need to go in significant steps, but it's possible.
I think it's not a bad idea I've just found out that on offical WP8 site exists a section dedicated at suggestions about features to add to windows phone, and many pepole voted on that site..but Microsoft NEVER listened to them LoL probably the task manager improvement in GDR3 will be the first feature accepted by Microsoft from that lists. Anyway the requests on the officiale site are quite the same on my post (file manager is STRONGLY requested)..nobody is asking for flash player or for led notification (quite strange IMHO but that's it).
P.s. any idea about how to reach bootloader (I'm talking about ativ s)? I suppose that with a simple boot is impossible, even pressing a combination of buttons will not work..
There have been multiple items implemented from uservoice, although the custom SMS tones and application closing are certainly notable for having been long-requested and taking until now to be provided.
No idea on the bootloader. I haven't been looking for it in particular, though; not my area of interest.
Technically, you can implement a media stream source to support flash (i believe there is one already on the interwebz).
However, flash is really not meant for mobile devices (which is why very few mobile OSes support flash out of the box), because it wasn't intended to be used on devices with such low computing power. So even if you were to have a flash player, you wouldn't be able to do much with it until your battery drops dead or your phone starts turning into plastic(or aluminum in some cases) soup.
There is also an increasing abuse of flash advertisement all over the internet (which is bad from many points of view), which hurt mobile internet browsing quite a lot on devices with flash support. I just wish google & adobe would stop supporting this dark ages format and move on to HTML 5
Yeah but..just to make a famous example, look at youtube. Many videos are locked down for mobile devices. Combining a flash player and a browser that supports desktop as user agent, you can go beyond this limit. Ok, the result is that it works quite bad, but at least it works..
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Yeah but..just to make a famous example, look at youtube. Many videos are locked down for mobile devices. Combining a flash player and a browser that supports desktop as user agent, you can go beyond this limit. Ok, the result is that it works quite bad, but at least it works..
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I don't think that the format (flash) is the problem here, you can always watch these videos with an unofficial app, like Metrotube or Tunetube. And I doubt they use some kind of flash player, it's just not allowed on mobile devices by the uploader/youtube I think.
To the OP, what do you mean with "features that lacks in Windows phone 8", something MS should fix or hackers should provide as features? Because a file manager would completely be against windows phone's locked OS, every app is sandboxed and can't access other app's storage, which has its reasons for security. A file manager will never be possible, except for th case they change the whole OS. On iOS, it's pretty much the same, and with a jailbreak you get a file manager (if you want to). And you can brick the whole system, can make apps crash or even modify them, which would cause a lot of trouble for Microsoft.
I have to try those unofficial apps, I've never considered to use them Regarding the lacking of features I mean that with a system well locked down like WP8 is, I think that microsoft should put more effort to provide some features that nowdays are considered basic (you know, a notification led is useful and doesn't require any particular effort from microsoft or manufacters. Even (real) toogglers are essential but they are not in here..don't know why ) Of course I understand that not all the features can be provided by microsoft due to security reasons, and here comes developers' work
P.S. regarding file manager I suppose that, if it will would ever come out, would have been thanks to developers, but as I said in OP, nokia probably would provide it. Don't know if it's true, but let's see what comes next! Some hours ago at Abu Dhabi, at lumia phablet presentation, came encouraging signals to encrease the number of the apps for windows phone. Ok, it doesn't mean anything and Personally I don't use instagram but more apps means more people that will adopt WP8..and more people will call more developers (hopefully) and micosoft ecosystem would finally start (even if there's to solve the "problem" of Windows RT/Windows Phone, first).
As you said even iOS is closed-source but (even if I don't like making comparisons between OSs because they aren't meant to work in the same way) I think that the interest in that platfom made possible to create the powerful mobile substrate, to make even heavy modifications to the system.
But even without moddings, I mean..iOS now has quite al the essential features that a phone requires (quick and real toogglers, a camera flash that tries to act as a notification led..ok, not a file manager but it has a download folder, a quite "useful" lockscreen, battery percentage..), so IMHO is quite usable out of the box because apple now provides many of the basic features expected to be on a phone. So I think that for apple devices jailbreaking is not as necessary as was in the past. WP8 on the contrary strongly needs a jailbreak because is not a fully mature OS..
ANOTHER FEATURE THAT LACKS (IMHO): the new versions of office are not as useful as office 2010 in windows mobile. Who remembers WM, office 2010 was so similar at the desktop version (even fonts could be changed and added!!!)..but since then, the most part of features disappeared, so office mobile stopped being as useful as it was before for business people nobody will care about that (developers can't do anything for this, and microsoft will never provide those features..but I miss it. So I didn't put this in the list because it's more a "personal" thing.
And I was thinking that even a windows phone with the stylus would be useful especially with one note, that on PCs and tablets is ready to be used with a stylus and I found this fantastic. But even this is a "personal" desire that will never come LoL
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Why? I don't think I'm that wrong, there's no real possibility to have a fully featured file manager on WP, is it?
th0mas96 said:
Why? I don't think I'm that wrong, there's no real possibility to have a fully featured file manager on WP, is it?
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In my inner eyes i see next user/professional developer asking if there was a patch to adjust screen brightness to personal needs in more than just the dictated three steps.
Answer: Buy an other phone or program your own OS.
A very simple feature is missing, App update notifications from Store.
WP8 now doesn't seems to be telling me when the apps on my phone has been updated unless I went to look for them. Its only then that the tile shows 1 update available. HELLO???!!!
So that means I have to list out the apps I've downloaded and look for each and every single one of their updates?
How can Microsoft and OP miss this one out?
And my clock isn't synced even if I set it to auto, sometimes it jumps AM/PM or even months!
Life'sGood said:
A very simple feature is missing, App update notifications from Store.
WP8 now doesn't seems to be telling me when the apps on my phone has been updated unless I went to look for them. Its only then that the tile shows 1 update available. HELLO???!!!
So that means I have to list out the apps I've downloaded and look for each and every single one of their updates?
How can Microsoft and OP miss this one out?
And my clock isn't synced even if I set it to auto, sometimes it jumps AM/PM or even months!
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Added in OP
@Life'sGood and @gigsaw: That's a problem with your phone, not the OS as a whole. I guarantee you that WP8 fully supports app update notifications and clock sync. If yours doesn't, that's a problem with your phone, specifically. Blaming Microsoft for it is nonsense and won't help you fix the problem.
Now, as for fixing the problem... do you have an active SIM card in the phone? If so, does it have a data connection? That's most logical reason I can think of for the app update notifications to not appear; no connectivity when the phone tries to check. The clock can sync off the towers as well (also needs a SIM, I suspect) but it can also sync off GPS satellites (which have extraordinarily accurate clocks, and broadcast time signals that anything with a GPS receiver can pick up even if it can't get an accurate locations fix).
The most likely solution, honestly, is to hard-reset your phone. You might want to call support or take the phone in to a Microsoft store or something first, though; hard-reset will wipe the data (though that's most likely what they'll tell you to do anyhow).
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@Life'sGood and @gigsaw: That's a problem with your phone, not the OS as a whole. I guarantee you that WP8 fully supports app update notifications and clock sync. If yours doesn't, that's a problem with your phone, specifically. Blaming Microsoft for it is nonsense and won't help you fix the problem.
Now, as for fixing the problem... do you have an active SIM card in the phone? If so, does it have a data connection? That's most logical reason I can think of for the app update notifications to not appear; no connectivity when the phone tries to check. The clock can sync off the towers as well (also needs a SIM, I suspect) but it can also sync off GPS satellites (which have extraordinarily accurate clocks, and broadcast time signals that anything with a GPS receiver can pick up even if it can't get an accurate locations fix).
The most likely solution, honestly, is to hard-reset your phone. You might want to call support or take the phone in to a Microsoft store or something first, though; hard-reset will wipe the data (though that's most likely what they'll tell you to do anyhow).
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Please let me explain why I though it was microsoft's fault: I had an WP7 with a different SIM (but same phone number) and those problems were there for almost Every app I had to update and clock often changed hour. After that I had an Android, at least with date and time no problem..with store of course I can't say after a year of android I switched back to WP8 and the market/time problems happened only a couple of times..but I thought that was something wrong in my phone because here on xda nobody has never talked about it. But I notoced that even whatsapp sometimes misses or delays some notifications with wp8 (with android never happened), and, at least in my country, this is a common problem with many users that complain abouth that, so at least for whatsapp I'm sure it's not my problem. I contacted the support of whatsapp and they said to me, if I remember well, that whatsapp notifications pass trough Microsoft servers, so in their opinion the fault of this problem was microsoft's. So I was thinking that even the other problems are related with Microsoft server's sync..so when another user said to have almost same problem As mine (but As I said, with WP8 happened to me only a couple of times, I don't know if other user has those problems more often), I convinced myself about my theory LoL of course I can imagine I am totally wrong because I don't know how those syncs works and if they work alla in the same way..what do you think about it? Before re-editing the OP I wanted to explain to you the whole situaton because you have for sure better knowledge about that
Push notifications for apps are completely different from update notifications. The latter are polled for, by the OS, at pre-determined times and without the app in question being involved at all; you'll get the update notifications even if you've never run it.
That said, push notifications on WP (7 or 8) are not as quick or reliable as on Android, it's true. The battery impact of push-using apps is lower, though.
Thank's, anyway I will hard reset my device. I have just realized right now that if the glance screen could be ported in future on other devices, a led notification becomes useless (of course, I don't know what is the battery impact on an AMOLED screen..and it's VERY important)
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@Life'sGood and @gigsaw: That's a problem with your phone, not the OS as a whole. I guarantee you that WP8 fully supports app update notifications and clock sync. If yours doesn't, that's a problem with your phone, specifically. Blaming Microsoft for it is nonsense and won't help you fix the problem.
Now, as for fixing the problem... do you have an active SIM card in the phone? If so, does it have a data connection? That's most logical reason I can think of for the app update notifications to not appear; no connectivity when the phone tries to check. The clock can sync off the towers as well (also needs a SIM, I suspect) but it can also sync off GPS satellites (which have extraordinarily accurate clocks, and broadcast time signals that anything with a GPS receiver can pick up even if it can't get an accurate locations fix).
The most likely solution, honestly, is to hard-reset your phone. You might want to call support or take the phone in to a Microsoft store or something first, though; hard-reset will wipe the data (though that's most likely what they'll tell you to do anyhow).
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afaik i'm not seeing these features. I did a hard reset but I've yet to see the Nokia Camera, network+ (call filter) update.
I googled and found out this is a system wide issue with almost everybody having this issue. So does a half f'ed apple still counted as an apple?
App update notification this feature is simply not available.
I have a SIM and data connection for my 1020, on Wifi most of the time. Clock doesn't sync at all neither.

[Q] Emulator too big

Hi all, I don't know why but the command window that hosts the emulator on my laptop has suddenly grown to such a size that I can't close it without right clicking on the icon and selecting close, until yesterday the window had the normal minimize,maximise and close buttons in the top right hand corner like all windows shells do but they too have gone ( or the window is so big you can't see them ), I've tried reinstalling Android Studio but the problem persists, the only thing I know I've done is download some more SDK packages but I didn't change anything else knowingly - any ideas guys ? This is a nightmare as I'm writing an app for a client and at present I'm forced into using AIDE on a tablet so I can continue working.
Try Genymotion. It's free (for the most part), and is a lot faster / less buggy than the one that Google built. It does use VirtualBox, however.
HelixApp said:
Try Genymotion. It's free (for the most part), and is a lot faster / less buggy than the one that Google built. It does use VirtualBox, however.
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Hi there, my. point is the AS emulator *was* working perfectly until recently when it took on a mind of its own
pkfox said:
Hi there, my. point is the AS emulator *was* working perfectly until recently when it took on a mind of its own
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If you go to the Android Device Manager (in Android Studio -> Tools), you can choose the edit icon on the right hand side, where there is a "scale" input (i.e. x dp on device = y px on screen). You may have luck with that.
On closing the emulator and so on, you may want to try using the keyboard shortcuts of your OS: ALT-F4 for closing, ALT+left click for dragging windows, etc.
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If you go to the Android Device Manager (in Android Studio -> Tools), you can choose the edit icon on the right hand side, where there is a "scale" input (i.e. x dp on device = y px on screen). You may have luck with that.
On closing the emulator and so on, you may want to try using the keyboard shortcuts of your OS: ALT-F4 for closing, ALT+left click for dragging windows, etc.
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Hi and thanks for your time, I'm afraid I'm one of those people that needs to know why something has changed , as I said earlier the emulator used to work perfectly.
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Hi and thanks for your time, I'm afraid I'm one of those people that needs to know why something has changed , as I said earlier the emulator used to work perfectly.
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Ok, I thought you were looking for a solution, not an explanation.
It's great for people to be curious; that's the best way to learn, but you may have to go to the source.
I am more of the "something must have changed somewhere and messed up my configuration, so I'll just fix it and keep on with my life" type myself.
Hi there,
Sorry this doesn't specifically answer your question but I'm curious as to why you are using AIDE on a tablet and not just deploying to the tablet in the first place, rather than the emulator. It's a much nicer experience for Android development I've found.
The only reason I could think that your emulator has changed size is that you have many inadvertently changed the Skin perhaps? You can get to that by editing the VM through the AVD. I'm not sure why it would have changed otherwise.

Experiences with Android 11 and new One UI?

For those of you who took the plunge and updated to Android 11: could you share your findings about this update?
Are there any hiccups?
How's the battery łife compared to Android 10?
How's the new One UI running for you?
And last but not least: is a downgrade to 10 possible if needed? Or is there a new bootloader to prevent this?
Thank you in advance for sharing your findings!
Could I get the android 11 on a cheap ass Samsung Galaxy A01
I found the update to be stable and not have any of the bugs that folks talked about online. No blurry images with the camera, no weird battery drain, wifi issues, etc... I did however notice that the visible screen does not extend to the top and bottom of the glass. There is an 1/8 of an inch black border of wasted space. Also widgets now have a margin around them and they do not go full width of screen. I did have one app that stopped working, Kin Screen. Otherwise, it's working.
Beyond that, the phone now looks too much like an iphone. i have the swipe bar instead of the 3 buttons at the bottom of the screen, the iphone volume control and even notifications and the lock screen scream iphone. I do not like like this and want to go back to android 10. I have taken a look online and am finding instructions regarding downgrading from android 11 beta, but this is not beta, it's an official update that Samsung pulled.
Is there a way to downgrade without deleting my data and apps?
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I found the update to be stable and not have any of the bugs that folks talked about online. No blurry images with the camera, no weird battery drain, wifi issues, etc... I did however notice that the visible screen does not extend to the top and bottom of the glass. There is an 1/8 of an inch black border of wasted space. Also widgets now have a margin around them and they do not go full width of screen. I did have one app that stopped working, Kin Screen. Otherwise, it's working.
Beyond that, the phone now looks too much like an iphone. i have the swipe bar instead of the 3 buttons at the bottom of the screen, the iphone volume control and even notifications and the lock screen scream iphone. I do not like like this and want to go back to android 10. I have taken a look online and am finding instructions regarding downgrading from android 11 beta, but this is not beta, it's an official update that Samsung pulled.
Is there a way to downgrade without deleting my data and apps?
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Thanks for sharing, I'll stick to Anrdoid 10
Regarding the downgrade to 10 from 11, maybe this guide can help you. Since the home_csc is used your data should be safe, however I would definitely make a back-up of your important files, pictures, WhatsApp-data/files etc before flashing the Odin-files!
I found that I can reload the android 10 firmware via Samsung smart switch. The only hixkup is that, doing so wipes data. I have backed up the phone using idrive. I'm just concerned that when I reload fro. Idrive it might restore Android 11. I'm not sure what files get backed up. Maybe I will look into oden if I can reload the firmware without touching apps and data.
Thankfully I froze the OTA updater 2 months ago. No Android 11 for me!
Hello,
After moving to one ui 3/android 11 on my galaxy s10 exynos, I'm now unable to change the icon set on poco launcher. It always default to system icons.
Any solution to this issue?
Anyone knows if the low microphone volume on call still exits?
I have s10+ exynos version and this problem since update to ui one 2.5 or 2.0 i can't remember.
After reboot is ok, if i made a call more than 20minutes the problem appear during the call.
Currently i have voice assistance turned off, all bixby updates uninstalled. But still have this problem. I also installed app Sound Analyser and calibrate microphone it works but after some time happen again.
The other person, on call, ear me so low or cant ear me at all. This doesnt happen if i use whatsapp, messeger, skype, etc.
The problem is described here:
S10+ microphone problem
Hi everyone, the S10+ is one hell of a phone. Fast, reliable, simple great. However, in the past month or so, i had telephone issues. People couldn't hear me clear, they said i sound like im passing trough a tunnel. After it got updated to android 10, the problem disappeared for a brief period...
eu.community.samsung.com
and here:
How to fix my mic after android 10 update? - Android Community
and here:
Since updating to Android 10, the volume is very low, approximately 50% of volume before the update. - Android Community
Android 11 still have this problem?
If anyone know how fix this, on android 10, please tell share.
Regards
there are some small changes/feature removals that I dislike in oneui 3.0
1. mirroring screen with chromcast is not possible natively. You need to install a third party app or google home. However, google home does not allow for screen resolution change, which was possible with the native mirroring feature in oneui 2.0
2. Split-screen seems to behave differently. When you habe two apps in split screen and you swipe up from bottom (home button), the whole split screen setup disappears and you return to your homescreen. In oneui 2.0, it minimized the upper split screen app and return home screen only for the lower app. Maybe this was due to good lock multistar addon, but even with that some addon on oneui 3.0, the behaviour is different, in my opinion worse compared to one ui 2.0.

Touch screen on Mazda's

I have a 2016 Mazda CX-5. It has a touch screen if you use it in the default way (touch only when the car is stopped, otherwise the knob selector must be used). But immediately after you connect an Android Auto, it disables the touch screen even if the car is stopped. This isn't very pleasant because many functions are much faster with using a touch screen (entering an address for example). I'm talking about when a car doesn't move.
AFAIK, Mazda made this decision because Android Auto doesn't allow BOTH the touch screen and physical controls (knob selector) to work. They decide on physical controls and the touch screen is then disabled.
Do some of you guys have any idea if this (theoretically) can be overridden? Is this the reason why Coolwalk (beta) doesn't work on cars with knob selectors (Mazda, BMW, Audi ...)?
Is this limitation coded in Mazda's infotainment firmware?
I have the same car. The default Mazda entertainment software with original USB hub allowed touchscreen with hacked Android Auto tips from Mazda forums. But when I decided to use my iphone with the car which interface much more useful and beautiful, the tech guy upgrade the software on the car & replace the hub, then Android Auto disable the touchscreen. I try several times but the ugly interface and the dead touchscreen force me to prefer Apple Carplay. Even the latest beta AA cannot use touchscreen.
Tnx.
AFAIK, the touch screen is disabled only on Android Auto? Can you confirm that the touch screen works while using Apple CarPlay?
I've got a mazda 3 2018, I've installed AA with MZDAIO. As it was possible in the tweak to remove this restriction, i've done it, so the touch screen always work. But still, I never use it.
Honestly, learn to play with the knob. Except for the keyboard, I love controling AA with the center knob, bottons do exactly what they are supposed to, no missclick while driving, easy and fast to control. Bonus point, the screen stay clean loll
When I need the keyboard, I use my cellphone anyway.
I think with AAWireless there is an option to remove this restriction too.
Tnx.
You are right. MZDAIO is a firmware for infotainment and it can remove this restriction.
I have the official firmware (MDZAIO installation is more complex with the latest version of official firmware) and looking for a solution there.
Don't get me wrong - I also love the knob and Mazda really made a great job there. But when using Android Auto, many actions are slower and inconvenient.
I'm using Carsifi (AA Wireless competitor) and it can't remove this restriction. Can someone confirm that AA Wireless can remove it?
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Tnx.
You are right. MZDAIO is a firmware for infotainment and it can remove this restriction.
I have the official firmware (MDZAIO installation is more complex with the latest version of official firmware) and looking for a solution there.
Don't get me wrong - I also love the knob and Mazda really made a great job there. But when using Android Auto, many actions are slower and inconvenient.
I'm using Carsifi (AA Wireless competitor) and it can't remove this restriction. Can someone confirm that AA Wireless can remove it?
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You can see the option in the print screen
Tnx, but I don't understand (I tried with a dictionary to translate at least some words).
In your opinion, which option can disable touch screen restriction?
I know that there are Android Auto limitations on how many touches/clicks are allowed. Maybe you have this on your mind?
tuncan said:
Tnx, but I don't understand (I tried with a dictionary to translate at least some words).
In your opinion, which option can disable touch screen restriction?
I know that there are Android Auto limitations on how many touches/clicks are allowed. Maybe you have this on your mind?
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Sorry, i haven't think to change my device language ^^
Well, i remember before having aawireless, when i was looking for music in vlc, aa force to stop scrolling every...20 rows? And i do not have that anymore
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Tnx.
AFAIK, the touch screen is disabled only on Android Auto? Can you confirm that the touch screen works while using Apple CarPlay?
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It's work with Apple Carplay and the Mazda entertainment system
Tnx for confirmation.
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Sorry, i haven't think to change my device language ^^
Well, i remember before having aawireless, when i was looking for music in vlc, aa force to stop scrolling every...20 rows? And i do not have that anymore
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Tnx, now I understand what is on your phone's screen
The option "Remove tap restriction" (probably) removes Google's restriction for "too much clicking/touching on the screen". What I want is to enable a touch screen. It is disabled on Mazda's infotainment when Android Auto is connected.
hix same problem. native AA on Mazde can't touch. need use custom AA install by Mazda AIO but it' not stable.
but i upgrade fw to 74+, AIO Tweak not compatible. i think should be familiar with the knob
I too have a hard time using apps with that stupid knob. Some functions are slow using knob, that I can still tolerate. However, some function just must use touch. For eg, when using Waze, sometimes I need to scroll the map to see my route. There is no way to do this with knob other than to zoom in/out. I just want to move the map at the zoom level I am at.
AIO is also not an option. I need to buy special connector to get it working and it's quite complicated.
Why can't Mazda just allow touch!??!
i connected to mazda connect SSH. can edit android auto source code to active touch?
I am the same, the central control is very comfortable but there are some options of applications that would be easier to use the touch ... hopefully someone finds the solution

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