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[Android Auto General] error23:
I'm in austria on the 3 network - using LTE Band 3 (1800MHz) and 7 (2600MHz). I have no disconnects when changing cells, even not when it falls back to 3G or national roaming (which is 2G)

But - as mentioned - OOS didn't run stable with AA for me and i expect its Bluetooth related, but who knows ;)
[Android Auto General] wizzardsk:
Guys, how did you solve that dual sim select when calling using Android Auto?
[Android Auto General] ljo13:
I am afraid there is no real solution. I still have to select the Sim card I want to use on my phone. It looks like Android Auto is not really ready for dual sim use. When using voice dialling however, it once asked me which sim I wanted to use. To this day, I am still waiting for it to happen a second time since it looks like a very useful feature. :)
[Android Auto General] krishsreedharan:
I am using a Moto Z Play with 2 SIMs. The issue I have is that I am able to make phone calls from Android Auto ONLY if the SIM being used to make the call is the same SIM which is being used for data at that point in time.

I am unable to make the call if I use SIM 1 as my default Data SIM and SIM 2 as my Default Voice SIM and vice versa - the error I get is "Network not available".

I thing this is a serious issue that needs to be addressed.

Incoming calls seem to work fine though.

Anybody with similar experiences?

Best,

Krish
[Android Auto General] Jimisballjohn:
Yeap, that's me, unfortunately. I am waiting for a possible fix by Google, because it is rather uncomfort having to disable the 2nd SIM each time I enter my vehicle.
[Android Auto General] sagkos555:
I am using Xiaomi Mi5 Global edition running Android 6.0.1 on MIUI version 8.1.2 Stable. Android Auto version running: 2.2.710804-release. Exactly same issue as yours.

My default SIM setup: SIM 1 for data and SIM 2 for calls and text. When using only one SIM for both calls and data, Android Auto works fine. However, with my dual sim setup, I get "Network not available" when I try to make calls. Incoming calls and texts are working fine though...
[Android Auto General] cbasti1:
Hello,

Oneplus2 Oos 3.5.8

After some test I confirm that using same default SIM for both call and data is needed to use outgoing call in AA. If not (or if call setting is 'ask everytime'), I got the Network not found message.

Yesterday I did a real quick test with the app Dual Sim Selector Pro using basic settings. It did work, even if I was very surprised. Later I bought the app and start to configure my phone.

This morning, it was no longer working.

I was going to give up and I read this message about the android setting needed to be similar in data and call.

IT SEEMS TO WORK!!!!

My setup:

SIM 1 is for private matter and I use mostly this one for data

SIM 2 is work related

In Android settings:

Default call: SIM 1 (my dream setup was to use SIM 2 but w/e)

Default SMS: SIM 2 (mayble i'll have problem to use sms app but I dont use it while driving)

Default Data: SIM 1

In Dual Sim Selector pro:

Main screen: activated, SIM 1 as main

Automatic select screen: activated, and in group tab I've go my works groups with SIM2 and private groups with SIM1.

When using Android Auto, the calls are made with the right sim!!!!!
[Android Auto General] geromax:
Anyone interested in a dual sim add-on for AA?

Hi everyone!

It is quite a while ago that someone last posted in this thread. So far I was reading in this forum regularly but did not post anything yet :o

Since I use a dual sim phone (Samsung Galaxy S10) with my private and my business sim card running in parallel I also was facing problems when dialing while driving with Android Auto - in phone screen mode, but I will get a new car with support for projection to in-dash head unit soon ;). AA does not allow me to select the sim card to dial with for the next call when Android Auto UI is shown.

This was anoying me so much that I started to develop a simple Android app which allows my to select the right sim card easily while driving. It is a kind of unofficial add-on for Android Auto. It is doing the job well now but is only tested on my personal device.

Are there other dual sim phone users in the XDA community that are interested in using / testing my helper / add-on app? If so I would try to publish it in Google Play Store as a public beta. It is free! Please give your brief feedback in this thread. ;)

Regards, Gero
[Android Auto General] pippoparecchio:
Hi, I'm a 2sim user with a opel mokka car.

Don't know if my AA is up to date enough but if you want, I can du a try. Write me in PM if you want
[Android Auto General] geromax:
Hi, thanks for answering. Currently I am stuggling with getting the app approved by Google for publishing on Google Play Store. When it will be publically available for download I will invite you for beta testing ;)

Cheers, Gero
[Android Auto General] kevincharlie:
It sounds great~

Dual sim dial is a problem to me as well.

I want to try that good app if I can!

My email is kevincharlie@gmail.com.

Thanks a lot!
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] zgomot:
I have formatted a class10 32gb ADATA microsd card as internal storage, and sure enough, apps download and install automatically on the emulated internal storage on the external SD card.

All fine and dandy, however I can't seem to be able to see and browse the content of the sd card. I tried the stock file browser and root browser, but they only show the actual internal storage.
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] nickalumada:
Have you give permissions to access sdcard? :)
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] khedr30000:
apps download and install automatically on internal memory you have to move it to external memory manually .
[Mobile Ad Networks] mashaanimasha:
Hi guys

I'm looking for a good ad network to monetize my apps. What's the best network for native ads? With best fill rates and payouts? And which one are the worst and why?

Also if you know the same stuff about interstitial, that would be really helpful.

Any advise would be hugely appreciated! Please share your experience. Thanks :confused:
[Mobile Ad Networks] Phoenix264:
Admob - nice fill rate.
[Mobile Ad Networks] mashaanimasha:
for native too? or for interstitital only?
[Mobile Ad Networks] kate.hyperadx:
Hey, sorry for disturbing you. We are making native ads campaign and interested in buying whole inventory (yes, 100% fill rate).

Ping me if interested and what us here: hyperadx.com
[Mobile Ad Networks] Team Pentagon:
Admob - Easy to implement and pay good revenue pay-per-click & install.

Leadbolt - Easy to implement to but pays only for Installs and rather than impressions or clicks.
[Mobile Ad Networks] Phoenix264:
For interstitital. I didn't use native. But it's very popular network and I think for native too.
[Mobile Ad Networks] mashaanimasha:
what about applovin? heard any good about them?

and what about native ads? what's the best network for native?
[Mobile Ad Networks] Team Pentagon:
Didn't heard about applovin.

Google Admob is good for native ads and for interstitial too. Good luck
[Mobile Ad Networks] mashaanimasha:
I'd love to know more - give me your contact info
[Mobile Ad Networks] Team Pentagon:
Why can't register as a Advertiser?
[Mobile Ad Networks] kate.hyperadx:
Currently we are quite full of advertisers, but ping me at skype (kate.dispply)

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my skype: kate.dispply
[Mobile Ad Networks] mashaanimasha:
Send me your SDK and spec before I register please
[Mobile Ad Networks] Mubus:
admob is best
[Mobile Ad Networks] usman farhat:
I recommend admob. I've got around 50,000 impressions with 98% fill rate with admob. Admob pays well for clicks in USA, Italy, Japan, and some other rich countries (around 1$ per click). For other countries, including UK, it doesn't pay so well but it has coverage in almost all countries. In Pakistan and India, it pays around 0.02$ per click. On average, you might get more or less 0.20$ per click if your app is disturbed worldwide. So target the above mentioned countries if you want to make money with ads. With few users it is very difficult to reach the payout threshold i.e 100$. So you need many users and they must be frequent as well.
[Mobile Ad Networks] LawRoller:
AdMob often works perfectly for that, but not in all cases. There are other ad networks which can beat it sometimes.

I'd recommend you to try ad mediation services. Mediation services aggregate the best demand offers from multiple networks, perform an auction between them and put the most profitable ad in your app. The main advantage is that you don’t have to sign up account for each network, set them up, integrate and control how they perform.

Speaking about myself, I've just switched to Appodeal, there's their kinda official topic in that subforum too, where they answer questions. I think you may try them
[Mobile Ad Networks] usman farhat:
Ad mediation sounds really good, but for devs who are struggling to get installs will get stuck because they will not reach the payout threshold of either of the networks. Indie developers like me would want to receive the first payment as soon as possible, and it is already difficult to reach threshold of one network when you have so little number of installs.
[Mobile Ad Networks] LawRoller:
You can try Appodeal. They have around 30 ad networks connected, but they create the accounts themselves and take care about the payout: there is an immediate payout feature, so when pay you in advance, there's no minimum amount.
[Mobile Ad Networks] LawRoller:
AdMob doesn't have a problem with mediation, there's a plenty of services and startups who use AdMob's advertisers. That's completely legal.

There's basically two options, you can set up an Appodeal account and use only it, then you won't even have the AdMob console, Appodeal will use their own accounts for your app. However, you will still be able to see the amount of impressions/clicks/etc each network gave you.

But if you want, you can connect your own AdMob account to Appodeal, in that case you'll be able to see AdMob's own stats in their console. In that case Appodeal will take care about all other networks above from AdMob.

If you want that $1 immediately, there's an immediate payout. There's about 2% cut, but you get it right away. That's because Appodeal pays you from their pocket, before ad networks wired anything at all.
[Mobile Ad Networks] usman farhat:
Cool! I've signed up for the account. Let's see what happens.
[Mobile Ad Networks] TigerUppercut:
Full disclosure, I work with Appodeal, a programmatic mediation solution.

That said, I'd honestly recommend checking us out. We support Native and Interstitial, and because we have over 30 integrated advertisers (including AdMob), we can give you the best global fill rate (not 100%, but no one ACTUALLY can). Also, we pay on Net 0 terms (for a small fee, Net 30 without). These are the best terms in the industry.

Let me know if you want some demo credentials to check out our platform, happy to help in any way I can!

Cheers,

Chris

Email: chris.lefebvre@appodeal.com

Skype: christopher_jam
[Mobile Ad Networks] light house:
Adxmi

why not try Adxmi,a role leading global mobile ad platform

if you have interest to know more,please add my skype: xuxiaocheng_3 .
[Mobile Ad Networks] Galactic Gravity:
Yes, I think AdMob is the biggest and the best network at the moment.
[Mobile Ad Networks] TigerUppercut:
They are really good, but if you're going to work with them, you might as well consider the value add that Appodeal can provide on AdMob inventory. Here's the main differences:

Integration:

AdMob requires adapters AND accounts for all demand sources, Appodeal does not. So, easier and faster, both initially and long term.

AdMob follows a second price auction model, which, in short, earns you less than Appodeal, which increases the minimum acceptable price for your ad to achieve fair market value.

AdMob uses a "traditional" waterfall, which doesn't guarantee that the highest paying ad is served. Appodeal uses a "flat" waterfall, ensuring you are paid the most possible for every single request.

AdMob has it's own inventory it may or may not prioritize in order to ensure it earns what it needs, rather than prioritizing what earns developers the most revenue. Appodeal has no inventory, only mediates, and only cares about what you earn.

I mean, to me, it sounds pretty straightforward. Definitely set up an AdMob account, but then get the most out of them using Appodeal. That's what I would do.
[Mobile Ad Networks] usman farhat:
For Appodeal representatives: why does it require location permission when we have specifically told in setup wizard that location should not be used?
[Mobile Ad Networks] TigerUppercut:
Great question, let me look into that and get back to you. Mind if I send you a DM? Also, if you let me know the email you signed up with, I can check your specific account.

Back in a bit!
[Mobile Ad Networks] light house:
AdMob often works perfectly for that, but not in all cases. There are other ad networks which can beat it sometimes.

aslo have FAN, Inmobi, Adxmi and so on, we should try more and select the best one suitable for us
[Mobile Ad Networks] TigerUppercut:
Hey! Sorry for the long delay, was travelling :)

What framework are you using? If Native Android, then I hope this is helpful, let me know if not:

If you are not using location services in you app and not using any other SDK that require ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION or ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION permissions you can add the following code to manifest to make your app available on devices that don't have GPS support:

<uses-feature android:name="android.hardware.location" android:required="false" />

<uses-feature android:name="android.hardware.location.network" android:required="false" />

To disable toast messages ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION permission is missing use the following method:

Appodeal.disableLocationPermissionCheck();

All the best,

Chris
[Mobile Ad Networks] Julia Ozmitel:
Hi everyone,

Give a chance to Clickky's monetization platform. Unique types as in-text and gift are provided. Surely, everyone has native ads now but, on my opinion, we offer great customization options so the ads fit the content of the site. You can also learn about different ad formats available on the market on site.

If you want to promote your app, check our CPI prediction tool (info on the average market price for the targeting you set for your ad campaign) to know the cost per install. Afterwards you may connect social media to the promotion strategy.
[Mobile Ad Networks] me owl:
The Facebook ads are relatively nice. They are pretty comparable to AdMob.
[Mobile Ad Networks] adswick:
try adswick.com - if you can integrate pops and redirects to your app
[Mobile Ad Networks] FGL_Rozek:
Being this older thread has been brought back up, I figured I'd chime in.

Best ad network? No one can answer that one. Because, all ad networks have their ups and downs. They'll have a good campaign, then it will end, then later they'll get another, and so on. It's best to have multiple networks and mediate them. That way you get the benefit of the ups, and can mitigate the downs.

Using Enhance®, it has never been easier to integrate 3rd party services into your project or to keep them up to date. (Ads, Mediation, Analytics, Attribution, Crash Reporting and more) With little to NO coding at all, Enhance® will have you ready to roll in a matter of minutes. No more hours of coding! No more SDK integration!

We support many of the top networks and as mentioned earlier there are other 3rd party services that Enhance® supports and offers as well.

What does all of this mean? It means, SDK’s ARE DEAD!!! It means you don't have to spend all of your time implementing or updating SDK's. No more hours of coding just to find out that you don't like a network or a network doesn't work good for you.... Enhance® allows you to quickly swap out SDK's so you can check out different networks more easily! No more time spent just to bring your current SDK's up to the newest version... With Enhance®, you can be done in a few clicks of your mouse…

For more information on the fastest way to implement and update SDK's, follow the link : https://goo.gl/kufiQQ

Good Luck!
[Mobile Ad Networks] Anna_B:
Try Clickky SDK

Try Clickky. The main pulses; guaranteeing the budget commitment per month; total control of advertising campaigns; monetizing all GEOs (including RON traffic); support all ad formats (banners, native, video); easy integration.
[Mobile Ad Networks] 1mirandaa:
i have tried cutezapads.com and it really works well. I signed-up and got a huge 40pc discount
[Mobile Ad Networks] Rickyzx:
There are so many Ad networks available in the market. You need to choose the best one which matches your need. Different Ad networks are offering different CPM rate for different types of Ad. So it always better to choose the Ad Network based on your preference.

Here you will find a list of Ad Networks with CPM rate for different types of Ads for different countries.

https://blog.adspyglass.com/2017/10/11/best-ad-networks-for-publishers/
[Mobile Ad Networks] Oyotnom:
I am working with service Adspyglass It gives me the opportunity to work with more than 10 ad networks at the same time. Now the system works for me and the profit is far beyond my expectations.
[Mobile Ad Networks] tekkuap:
Hi, since your monetization model involves a third party (because you decided to put ads on your app/game) it is also crucial to choose a reliable partner to work with. I strongly recommend to start designing your monetization strategy since the very beginning, even though no coding line is written. In fact, your decision on how to monetize your app/game will strongly influence on how you build your app/game. Tappx is a strong brand that will connect you with hundreds of Ad Networks and provide tailored ads ready to impact your audience at the right time.
[Mobile Ad Networks] RozekEnhance:
Hi guys. Made a new account, please contact me here if you have any Enhance questions.

Here is a fancy new link to Enhance : https://goo.gl/kufiQQ
[Mobile Ad Networks] rayden_and:
Be careful with ad networks that pay per install and use push notifications (usually some obscure sdk that promises you a lot of revenue). They basically use your installs to push a lot of spam ads to all your users. Maybe you will get some revenue from this, but chances are your account will be terminated by google, without a clear explanation.

Stay with banner ads, interstitials, reward videos and native ads and it's all good.
[Mobile Ad Networks] yvonne.:
Appodeal

Try Appodeal! With mediation you make several ad networks compete for the highest bid.

Also, with Appodeal's dashboard, you can keep track of metrics and payments, and see where adjustments can be made in your monetization. And yes, their stats on Native and Interstitials are good. You can check them in their website.

What are you currently using? Can you share app link?
[Mobile Ad Networks] AlexYovo:
Agree!
[Mobile Ad Networks] jaboleq:
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[Mobile Ad Networks] jayrealmedianow:
Hi, if you are looking to maximise your profit and generate more money from your app then check out Real Media Now.

Jay
[Mobile Ad Networks] yvonne.:
This also depends on the ad format. AdMob performs good with banners, and Facebook does great with rewarded videos.

Check out this report on how ad networks perform according to device, region and ad format.
[Mobile Ad Networks] maddyrokieasta:
Admob obviously [emoji41]
[Mobile Ad Networks] Addvertize:
all in all I would advise you to use the network which you trust and which you can talk to :)

Startapp, for example, is pretty good, they have good cpm and fill rates and they are always ready to help you if have any issues. Also, I would suggest you checking out our project - Addvertize. It has Startapp, as well as other top networks, but also it has a bunch of features that no other ad network can offer you and most likely won't offer, at least in the nearest future :)
[General Questions and Answers] sebiriaz:
I want to upgrade my Tablet to 4.4 kitkat or 5.1 lollipop. I have been searching all the day but can't find any useful link or tutorial or any firmware. Please i really need help.
[Android Apps and Games] ijazz888:
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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michael205:
Hello! Can i change access settings of guest account ?

Right now guest can access internal and external sd card

and installing apps and i don't like that. I know that all i have to do later is just press delete guest account but access to sd is different story.

The same goes for new account. For example i want account with restrictions for child .
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michael205:
Ok, i found protected apps feature, and now i can block all apps and settings

Settings -> Privacy -> Protected applications

As for disabling guest account :

"adb shell settings put global guest_user_enabled 0"
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] master64nl:
Ik have installed onlinenandroid on my S7 and it is not working. I got the message: This app requires the latest version of busybox to work! Please get the latest version of busybox and retry the app.

I have installed busybox but still the same alert. Does anyone knows what the problem can be?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] blackviper933:
Is your phone,root????

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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] master64nl:
Yes it is!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] blackviper933:
Is this app the latest version???

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Is this app for watching television?

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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] master64nl:
No it is an backup app

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