Bluetooth Auto connect has forced me to engage in ridiculous amounts of Bluetooth management when going in and out of my car. I use a bluetooth headset all day (talk and music). When I get in my car, my phone automatically connects to my car. I am in and out of my car 30-40 times per day...hence the high level of bluetooth management. I have tried several work-arounds with poor success and inconvenient interruptions to my day. It seems there should be a button in the Bluetooth connections menu that let's folks turn this feature on/off. Forcing a connection to paired devices implies someone (Android) knows my phone call and music preferences.
Bluetooth auto connect should be like the "auto brightness" on android phones where I have the choice to use the automated feature.
Yes, I could. But then when I want to use my car audio, I would need to re-pair. If there was no auto connect I could just choose what device I want to use from my Connection menu. Simple, quick, user controlled.
Im sorry if i got this wrong. So the problem is that the phone keeps connecting back and forth? In my Mitsubishi i could turn auto reconnect off. So if i wantes to connect my phone to the car i got to open bluetooth in the car and tap my phone.
If you're only using it for media, you may be able to just turn off the phone call audio in the Bluetooth settings for that device.
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Apple is set to reopen one outlet in Thousand Oaks, Calif. on Saturday, and will close another in Cambridge, Mass. just a day later to begin renovations.
The Oaks location has itself been under renovations since March. The shop is one of Apple's older ones -- dating back to 2005 -- and will presumably be updated to mimic the layout of other recent stores, with touches like wooden shelves and a massive video display. Since it's indoors though Apple won't be able to take advantage of natural lighting, as it has elsewhere, and it may want to avoid trees in the limited space it has to work with.
Apple CambridgeSide will close for an unspecified period of time, presumably several months like other recent renovation projects. In the meantime the company is redirecting shoppers to other Boston-area stores, namely Boylston Street and Chestnut Hill -- the latter a likely example of what both CambridgeSide and The Oaks will look like.
A number of Apple retail renovations are underway. While many of these are in the U.S., the company is for instance planning to reopen its Buchanan Street shop in Glasgow, Scotland this weekend.
I've noticed some people are pissed off with the compensation she got when she joined Apple. Never could understand that.	
I know that you can just edit any page, but are there requirements that you need to meet or a verification process or something? I'd like to know.
To avoid the um, above, try to look at what's already there and how things are already being done. A wiki like ours has a lot of conventions for how to handle various things, and we even wrote some of them down. Just pay attention and you'll be fine!
To avoid things such as "I wasn't able to start the game, sure the game is broken". If you got me here...
Curious though. When (if even at all) is it worth writing about an issue accepted in the issue tracker?
And something I was wondering recently: Why isnt there a system where an issue has to be assigned to a game when accepted after which a bot (or object on wiki pages) that keeps track of this and adds (a link to) the issue to the appropriate wiki page? Wouldnt be as good having it writen specifically for a wiki by an actual human being but it would make the wiki always up-to-date with recent issues and fixes.
(11-27-2015, 09:20 AM)Skywolf Wrote: Curious though. When (if even at all) is it worth writing about an issue accepted in the issue tracker?
This is something I was literally thinking about last night, nothing concrete since it's going to require some pulleys/levers on both the issue tracker and on the Wiki side for something automated. I did some testing in Redmine but nothing much from that side, my best solution would be:
* Create a new custom field in Redmine, make it multi-line text and call it GameID (This would move it from the description area)
I've recently been playing Super Mario Galaxy on the dolphin emulator. Apart from the occasional framerate drops (understandable considering my specs) the game has so far been playable. However, after playing 2 or 3 levels the remote suddenly loses connection.
I have tried pressing the sync buttons on the remote and sensor bar, changing the sensor bar mode, Alt+F5 to reset the connection and enabling/disabling 'Continuous Scanning' and 'Enable Speaker data'. So far nothing has worked, although after a while the remote manages to connect to the sensor bar (but dolphin doesn't pick it up). Does anyone know anything else I could try?
galaxy s.8.4 tab: Not the latest version because dolphin now requires an armv8 chip. Older versions start up but are slow and have massive graphical glitches.