Right now the Daydream mode in android stock and custom ROMs supports only one app. Is it possible to support multiple Daydream apps so that they appear one after the other and then loop around in a sequence with atleast 10 such apps to loop around? (Ex. Clock, Weather, Currency, Sports game score, News...)
Thanks.
FYI: I use Samsung Galaxy S II I9100 with SuperNexus ROM based on Android 4.2.2
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Iam searching an application for Screen Mirroring of S3 under Android 4.3 (custom rom).
Is there any working apps in this regard ?
Another possibility is to find media player with option for screen mirroring/cast of the played material...
Can you help me ?
- if you configure one, the other complains.
- this started with tuner 3.4.0.4 and launcher 3.2.x.
as expected, Samsung support is clueless, evasive and inept.
observed on Note 8, s8+ and tab s3 all running oreo.
according to the game tuner team:
".... Updating Game Tuner v3.4 and Game Launcher v3.2, we have aligned them to be used exclusively.
So user is only able to use one of them.
Although they now have almost same feature set, you can choose one of them.
Still you can configure game environment in Game Tuner and launch games through Game Launcher..."
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where is the announcement?
I ve recently got a Google Pixel 3
Coming from the Galaxy S7, I m accustomed to the 'Pro' mode of the Samsung stock camera app. I use it mostly for video and there I could find the following options:
Metering: Matrix, Spot, Center-weighted (I used the latter)
AF area: Multi, Center (I used the latter)
Also within the Pro mode, I could also set exporuse compensation, WB etc
Now, I can't find any of those options in my Pixel 3 (using the stock Android app). My P3 is currently running 'blueline' version of Android 9
From what I figured so far, all those settings I was able to setup manually on my Galaxy S7, now are handled automatically by the software in my P3. But I do need to override them. Is there any way for me to set these options on my P3?
For example, P3 seems to use tracking AF (once you tap onto something on the screen), but otherwise I can't tell how focusing is done (I m interested in center-weighted AF)
Similarly, custom exposure is not retained - if I tap onto something the exposure bar pops up and I can set it to my liking, but I would like to have a constant overexposure (e.g. +0.7). But it doesn't retain it
Since the P3 is running Android 9, I could upgrade to 10 or 11 if the camera app supports those options I m after. Any resouce that I could check the changes from 9 => 11 in regard to the camera app?
If there's a third party camera app that features those options, I d leave it as last resort. I d prefer to use the stock app instead..
Is there somewhere that I can check on the camera app changes all the way from Android 9 to Android 11?
I also read very positive feedback on the "Open Camera" app for video. Seems that it features all the advanced options that I m after (and plenty more perhaps). But I m a bit hesitant as I thought that camera performance is hardware/firmware dependent. How is it possible for a Pixel phone, that Google holds such pride in it's photo capabilities, being so mediocre in video performance. Could a change in the app (e.g. use Open Camera) really produce better results?
Hey , did anyone install Android 12 (beta) for OnePlus Nord 2 given from "Oxygen Updater" apk ? It can be download full zip package and kudos for that the rollback Android 11 zip package (A19 vs) only for Indian version .
Name is OOS12 Open Beta 1 , not suitable for Pac-Man Edition .
Nope. I have the EU version Nord 2 and so I'm not going to mess with it. But I would have downloaded it in a hearbeat had they released it for the EU model.
Ok , me as well .
But here are some features we can expect :
OOS12 Open Beta 1 changelog (Nord 2)
System
Newly added Smart Battery Engine, a feature that prolongs battery life based on smart algorithms and biomimetic self-restoration technology
Optimized AI System Booster to 2.1 for your system to run smoothly even when the load is high
Optimized desktop icons with improved textures, by using a design inspired by brand-new materials and uniting lights and layers
Optimized Extra HD, a feature that can significantly enhance image and video resolutions
Dark mode
Dark mode now supports three adjustable levels, bringing a more personalized and comfortable user experience
Shelf
New additional style options for Cards, making data contents more visual and easier to read
Newly added access to OnePlus Scout in Shelf, allowing you to search multiple contents on your phone, including Apps, Settings, Media Data, etc
Newly added OnePlus Watch Card in Shelf, to easily glance at your health status
Work-Life Balance
Work-Life Balance feature is now available to all users, allowing you to effortlessly switch between Work and Life mode via quick settings
WLB 2.0 now supports automatic Work/Life mode switching, based on specific locations, Wi-Fi network, and time, also bringing customized App notification profiles according to the personalization
Gallery
Gallery now allows you to switch between different layouts with a two-finger pinch gesture, intelligently recognizing the best-quality pictures, and cropping the thumbnail based on the content, making the gallery layout more pleasing
Canvas AOD
Canvas AOD brings you new diverse styles of lines and colors, for a more personalized lock screen experience with inspiring visuals
Optimized software algorithm and improved face recognition to better identify the features and skin color of different figures
Games
Newly added the HyperBoost end-to-end frame rate stabilizer
There are also known issues in this build, which we have reproduced below for your convenience:
You might be unable to use Face Unlock in the dark after turning on Brighten screen in dim light through Settings.
Fortnite will crash when playing the game.
Additionally, OnePlus warns that "some features of the Pac-Man edition may disappear after upgrading this build", so you shouldn't install this beta if you own a Pac-Man edition Nord 2.
Although you may be hyped by OxygenOS 12 now being available for your device, do remember that this is beta software (as proven by known issues list) and that as such, you accept any risks by installing this update. Furthermore, you're expected to report bugs to OnePlus directly via community app. Do also mind that switching back to stable OxygenOS 11 at any point will require a full data wipe, so don't get excited and jump into OB1 without considering all its pros and cons.
The Nord 2 was released only in EU & India. Note that there's no link for EU yet. If you don't want to wait, you can crossflash to India from the app itself (just select the "India" device). However, we advise patience. We will update this article if OnePlus posts links for EU.
So another piece of **** software upgrade with general Android 12 additions. What a huge disappointment. They probably have the Indian version first because they've hired 1 Indian to make it compatible. As soon as I get a quiet moment, I'll probably custom ROM it and swap it out for a different brand before I install the beta garbage.
"There are also known issues in this build, which we have reproduced below for your convenience", For our convenience... great laughs were had.
Does anybody here have any hope at all for this phone in the coming future? Especially because the Nord 3 is already spotted **shakes my head**
Hi Members
I purchased a Tab A7 Lite, didn't realise just how much lag this tablet suffers.
I did removed unnecessary apps, and did the ADB mod process to turn Ram plus off.
I haven't removed any Bixby or Sam's Free apps Vis ADB
Is their a magic bullet to resolve the laggy, stutter? it's most noticeable when swiping through the OS or One UI launcher on the device.
Has anyone found a solution maybe a lighter Launcher or custom ROM for the A7 Lite.
Failing any solutions, maybe a member knows of an 8 inch Android tablet that has good performance for £200 to £300.
Help is appreciated from members.
Regards
liviococcia said:
Hi Members
I purchased a Tab A7 Lite, didn't realise just how much lag this tablet suffers.
I did removed unnecessary apps, and did the ADB mod process to turn Ram plus off.
I haven't removed any Bixby or Sam's Free apps Vis ADB
Is their a magic bullet to resolve the laggy, stutter? it's most noticeable when swiping through the OS or One UI launcher on the device.
Has anyone found a solution maybe a lighter Launcher or custom ROM for the A7 Lite.
Failing any solutions, maybe a member knows of an 8 inch Android tablet that has good performance for £200 to £300.
Help is appreciated from members.
Regards
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Try turning on Reduce transparency and blur in Visual Enhancement
One more thing ...
I found if we go to settings > display > screen zoom and increase the zoom level, it will make this tablet more smooth.
I feel it is acceptable. But I will try to install some custom rooms soon.
I am using A12.
Thanks you to both members, I've done as you have advised, I'll see if there's a marked noticeable improvement over all, and post back if it's a positive improvement to my A7 Lite's performance.
I'll keep my eye on the A7 Lite's forum posts, as custom ROM's start to get created and installed.
Regards to you both
Just one quick mention, I also turn on the 'Reduce Animation effects' switch in Visual Enhancements, I think that's also help...
Normally it's inadvisable to clear RAM on Android devices but clearing RAM worked for me on this device. Every so often when I encountered stutter after turning off RAMPlus I had to clear the RAM. Eventually the system adjusted to having a smaller RAM space and I no longer had to do this.
Degoogle tab mostly and samsung bloatware including account.
Try A7cleanup.sh for easy setup
If the device is unlocked and rooted SM-T220 wifi only and using Android 12 stock or gsi customAP based on a12 try this kernel I have compiled for mine :
* Features :
- Android 12 Only Supported.
- Permissive kernel.
(ViperFx sound mod can be installed)
- Wireguard Enabled.
- DragonRise Generic Gamepad Enabled.
- Hard Optimized Compiler Cflags Used.
- Audit and Dynamic debuging disabled via kernel command line.
- Used Recent Toolchain.
( clang 14 + gnu binutils 2.40 )
How to install :
Install Smartpack Kernel Manager And Backup current running kernel
Then flash the boot img attached .
Share your results.
I'm sharing it because my device works much better reduced lags and much more but here is the disclaimer I'm not responsible for any bricked device .