Hi All,
I am responsible for the provisioning of our tablets in my company. We currently still have to make many settings in the settings manually, which costs a lot of time.
Is it possible to do this via adb. I have to provision almost 1000 Samsung Tab A7 Lite, so this would be very worthwhile.
I would be very grateful for help
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hello i am a nyc cab driver and we use android to receive our address in order to pick up passengers via a special app. i have an lenovo ideatab1209 but it is the WiFi version which means when the program tries to look for the phone number it wont work because the tablet is not one of the types that cell phone carriers sell that has the phone number is stired in the about tablet in the setting menu, i want to know what i have to do in order to trick my tablet to show that information in the system settings or what files would i have to alter in to trick my tablet into thinking it has a phone...
So I've just gotten a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 to go with my S3 and now that I have more than one device floating around my house, I'm wondering if there is a better way to share files and data among them than to hook each to my computer separately and then transferring stuff around by USB. I'm looking into Kies, but in the past, I've never been able to get it to work correctly, so I'm not sure if this will work any better on this attempt. Am I on the right path, or is there something different / better than Kies that I could use to have all three devices available on the network for sharing?
I guess I should probably ask if what I want is even possible... I'd really like an always on type of networking where as long as the device is online, I can push data back and forth (ie if my tablet is at home sleeping, and there is a file I want to get from it, I can access it from my phone and vis versa). In addition to that, I'd like a similar connection to exist between my two mobile devices and my computer so I can transfer files back and forth with the computer without having to take up desk space by connecting the device with USB. Please let me know if this is possible, and if it is, the best way to go about doing it in a stable and secure way.
Thanks.
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Hi 4 all!
Today I've got my Gear S. After I inserted the SIM card in to it, I've tried to set-up the internet connection, but when I jump in to the Access point names, I can't add a new one. The menu is empty and I can' set-up anything. The mobile internet provider doesn't care about my problem, because they say they do not use Tizen OS and therefore don't offer any suggestions or help.
Please anyone can help me?
YooNaa Kim said:
Hi 4 all!
Today I've got my Gear S. After I inserted the SIM card in to it, I've tried to set-up the internet connection, but when I jump in to the Access point names, I can't add a new one. The menu is empty and I can' set-up anything. The mobile internet provider doesn't care about my problem, because they say they do not use Tizen OS and therefore don't offer any suggestions or help.
Please anyone can help me?
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Have you updated your watch to the latest firmware/software also update the Gear manager to the latest
@Uniquebarbee: Tks for your interest about my problem! Finally I did it... I made the update for the OS and now I can add a new APN. Off course, the update doesn't resolve all my issues with the watch, but is good to know that I didn't throw away 400 Euro.
My real problem now, is that I don't have a device compatible with the watch (I did the update with a borrowed S5) to make all the tuning that is necessary... in fact I've got a Samsung galaxy note 10.1(2012) tablet and I was hoping to synchronize, but unfortunately it can not install the manager.
I can't understand why a lot of setting require a bluetooth connection, instead to use the wi-fi connection or better, the 3G on the SIM. The watch is not as independent as I thought and now I have to dig on internet to find how can I use it on full capacity.
We have a multitude of Android devices, and for any given device, I might go into the advanced settings for a wifi connection and configure a custom DNS provider (which requires I set DHCP to static).
This has never been a problem until I tried doing this on my new Galaxy Tab S3 (SM-T820NZKAMXO). When I configure it to use 8.8.8.8\8.8.4.4, the tab will connect to the wifi, but with no internet access.
I'm flummoxed. It's not like there are a lot of configuration options. It's pretty straight forward and has always just worked. Why would this one tab be different?
Thanks for any ideas.
Hello everyone, I bought a (Dumb Phone) DuraXV Extreme and I want to enable the WiFI hotspot but it looks like it's running a subscription check but I got the "Could't run a subscription check. Connect to the internet and try again".
I have been reading around the forums and already have the PDAnetPlus app and it works but I would prefer the factory option plus PDAnetPlus uses a proxy. Can someone please point me to the right direction?
There are some guides for other phones where you modify some vendor settings but the apps used don't seem to run well on this phone.
This Phone uses wha I assume is Android 9 (OS version 9) Kernel 4.9.112-perf