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[Android Apps and Games] sylsau:
Hello,

I published a new version of Countdown Math Game to fix a bug with the divide operation.

Countdown Math Game is always available on Google Play Store : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ssaurel.countdownsolver

You can discover it in action on YouTube :

[YOUTUBE]Jj5rczzNMyA[/YOUTUBE]

Don't hesitate to give me your feedbacks.

Sylvain
[Android Apps and Games] sylsau:
If you like the game, don't hesitate to leave me a review. It helps me a lot ! Thanks :)
[Android Apps and Games] PaViGa:
Game calculator is very unusual :)
[Android Apps and Games] sylsau:
Usual or not, did you try my implementation ? Do you want a promo code to try the Pro version ?
[Android Apps and Games] Leonard1k:
wow. Not bad
[Android Apps and Games] sylsau:
Thanks.

If you like the game, don't hesitate to leave me a review on the Play Store :)
[Android Apps and Games] ZoloZuru:
Great idea and nice app, congtrats! Love the simplicity and the elegance of the design!

I hope you don't mind me giving some criticism.

First of all, there are quite a lot of grammatical errors (for example, "Countdown lets you to play ...", etc.). I think it wouldn't be a problem to fix this as there are not many sentences in the app.

Then, when there is only one number left (after all possible operations are done), and it is not the correct one, timer keeps ticking and there is nothing to do but wait for it to stop. So it's better letting the user know that the answer is incorrect. But it's more of a bug, really.

At last, it would be nice to be able to solve riddles one after another instead of restarting the only riddle. Possibly earning points on the way, too.

Oh, and in the About section the version of the app is not correct.
[Android Apps and Games] sylsau:
The constructive criticisms like yours are always welcome :good:

Can you help me to fix the grammatical errors if I send you the strings.xml english file ?

When you have no number to make operations you can always cancel the previous operations by clicking on the dedicated button on the action bar. Did you see it ? May be, it is not really well explained also. I should find a better way to tell that to users by displaying a message when there is just a number and the count is not found.

Adding more challenges to the game would be a good idea. I need to find how to make that.

I will fix the version number in the About section and I will try to make the same with english labels if you can help me :).

Sylvain
[Android Apps and Games] ZoloZuru:
So it's not a game over when only one number left as you can undo the last operation. It makes sense now. No need to change it =)

I was not necessarily talking about new challenges with different logic and rules. I meant a series of the same type of riddles that you can solve one by one. This way you can implement scores depending on how many and how fast riddles are solved.

I am not a native English speaker myself, nor am I a professional translator, so I cannot guarantee you I can fix everything.

But if you have no other options, I will help and try my best. Just PM me.
[Android Apps and Games] sylsau:
It will be always better than me :(.

Just if you have some time to fix these grammaticals erros. You can find the strings.xml english file here : https://www.ssaurel.com/countdown/countdownsolver_strings.txt

Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] ZoloZuru:
PMed you the fixed file.
[Android Apps and Games] sylsau:
Thanks for your help :).

If you want a promo code to use the Pro version, don't hesitate to tell me ;)
[Android Apps and Games] sylsau:
Hello,

I updated the game in version 3.0 to fix some minor bugs.

The new version is available here : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ssaurel.countdownsolver

You can also download directly the APK : https://www.ssaurel.com/countdown/Countdown.apk

Don't hesitate to trying the game and challenge your brain :D.

Sylvian
[General Questions and Answers] crevitch:
I built a PIE version of tcpdump as per this instruction

github.com/mcginty/tcpdump-android

However, when I execute it using adb as per the instructions on my rooted Galaxy S7 running Android 6.0.1. I still get the following error:

"error: only position independent executables (PIE) are supported" Can anyone help me?

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] crevitch:
Was running wrong executable. It is working
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Metalor:
Could SM-T805 O2 UK version can be flashed by any SM-T805 ROM, does it compatible?

Does SM-T805 O2 UK version has unlocked bootloader? (I only know, that SM-T805 Verizon version has locked bootloader).

I know, that locked LTE for O2 UK network carrier can be unlocked by purchase unlock code, but what's about android firmware flashing?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stinka318:
Find out if a nominal t805 will work on O2 and simply ask O2 if they have a locked bootloader.......I have a t805y and that runs some roms it has recovery and I have triedphonex rom it works fine.......
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashyx:
You should be fine flashing an unbranded t805 rom. O2 do not lock bootloaders.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Chippy_boy:
I can't be the only one who's noticed that there's a bunch of people on this forum, who for whatever reason seem to be on some kind of campaign. These people are insisting that Note 7 owners must power them off and return them and they take every opportunity to say that the phone is a huge danger and that no only must all handsets be returned, but that the networks and Samsung must block the devices. It goes far beyond the occasional post and the odd comment. It's repeated, vitriolic, aggressive, confrontational and dogmatic.

Fine upstanding citizens these people may be and perhaps they are so motivated to ensure the safety of their fellow humans. But I seriously doubt that. I doubt most of them surely don't care a damn about the safety of other phone users. So what's driving this campaign of vitriol? Why are these people not simply making their point and moving on? Is it because they have surrendered their devices and don't like others still enjoying their Note 7's? is it because they are somehow feeling inadequate and feel the need to demonstrate their superiority?

I can't remember circumstances before where so many self-rightous, sanctimonious vigilantes have sprung up who seem hell bent on TELLING others what they must do.

I'd like to say to all of them, what people do with their own Note 7's is a matter entirely for them, their supplier and their mobile operator. That's it. Beyond that, it's NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] The Phone Company:
For those with eyes. IRIS = SIRI, reverse engineering.

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On a serious Note, yes there are moles on here. Think different? Think for yourself! If you want to keep your Note 7, then do it! The only "proof" that there ever was a fault was through the media. Remember, the media is not your friend!
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] tonymy01:
Happy to still keep using mine (is slated for swap out to S7E which is not the phone I forked out $1350 for, that is for sure!)

My phone survived a huge cooking with the Oculus dodgy update, so I feel it is one of the good ones :)

I know some users here who definitely match your discussed behaviour though!
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] andoxviii:
I was actually thinking of making a thread exactly like this.

I, too, have noticed this. I truly think they are former Note 7 owners who wish they'd kept their devices. They know they made the wrong choice giving it up, and are now stuck using a device that has half the features. And as they stare at their crappy phone, they fill with rage that other people still have Note 7s and are enjoying them to the fullest.

Nobody is taking my Note 7 away from me, that's for sure. This device is so far ahead of everything else. It's better than 90% of 2017's devices will be.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] emike09:
I had the exact same thoughts as well. Very unlike XDA forum members, who are in general all about doing whatever they want with their devices, regardless of who says what.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Chippy_boy:
I will be returning mine for a refund at the latest possible moment, since unfortunately the idea of keeping it indefinitely with no future updates and no Oculus support, doesn't work for me.

But it's kind of irrelevant what I will be doing with mine. The point is, it's entirely up to me and I am sick and tired of people who I don't know, nor care to know, telling me THEY know better.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rado_vr6:
I don't miss mine one bit. Care to keep generalizing? Maybe we just don't want our aircraft cabins filled with toxic fumes from smoldering batteries, as UNLIKELY as an event that may be. I for one don't mind people keeping their N7's. Do what you will. I do find it comical that people with small children in the home are hardcore defending keeping the device, however. Even though the slightest possibility of a device going up in smoke is slim to none, the safety of my family comes first. No amount of iris scanners and expandable storage can make up for a potential fire hazard in the home.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] winol:
this forum is about people interesred in this device, I got my replacement, and I am happy with it, besides my carrier will keep a one year warranty, so, it is a good deal for me, in my country there is no mandatory recall, so, they can not force anybody to surrender the phone, also by no means , they wont block/deactivate remotely, as it woul be considered against your consumer rights, I started a thread about over sensitive s pen, and only thing I got was "get rid of your note7" in my opinion, this kind of replies defeat the entire purpose of this portal, that is helping and improving, there are lots of people keeping their note7, so, whoever returned, or backed from a note 7, should show some respect to those keeping it
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Chippy_boy:
Q. E. D.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] doc_loco:
What country are you in out of interest. I'm in the UK and I'm not entirely sure if it's voluntary or mandatory. Also if it is voluntary then we may still get some updates which at the very least means security patches. I hope.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] The Phone Company:
It is evident on other Android Forums too, I got "Warnings" and had my Posts outright Deleted when I posted this link:

https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/32960624/iphone-7-catches-fire-destroys-vehicle/#page1

(Strange how the reporter's name is Niamh)

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I agree. I was actually an unfortunate Pre-ordered Note 7 customer who never got theirs in time due to the recall and have even posted asking if anyone who has one instead of returning it I would buy it from them. It was ignored by a moderator who in turn replied to the previous poster asking if they had received their 'fireproof' return shipping box.

Either these are shills or are just hypnotized by the recent mass media campaign and genuinely believe the Note 7's are dangerous. Yet you need to question that when you post clear evidence that even today's news is showing iPhones exploding and destroying cars.

People are either brainwashed or are working undercover counter intelligence
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] nomailx:
Samsung is also one of these people who keep telling to give back your phone... weird...
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] andoxviii:
I don't plan on taking my personal phone (Note 7 w8) into an airplane. I plan on using my work iPhone for that.

Nor do I have children.

And if all you see is an iris scanner and expandable storage when you look at the Note 7, then this device isn't for you anyways.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] CerveCesar:
Check out the Samsung.com website of your country. To see if the recall is voluntary or mandatory. All sites will ask you to power down and exchange for another Galaxy model ?

?hardcore signatures?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Wooba99:
I've not posted in the various other threads on this topic but to the starter of this thread, how would you feel if someone posted pretty much what you said but instead of talking about the note 7 it was talking about drinking and driving?

Many of us live in societies with incredible levels of self entitlement. People believing that they are special and rules don't apply to them. It's not really about YOUR safety it's about the safety of people around you. That is the real issue. While some of the people who are keeping their phones may never take it outside their house I don't for a second believe that none of them will take them on planes, subways, etc. Just like drinking and driving you may get away with it for a very long time but it only takes one time to change your life forever. In order to keep a note 7 as normal it requires you to actively circumvent updates from Samsung. If something goes wrong and someone dies there will be no "I didn't realize" defense. You absolutely will be going to jail.

As for myself I surrendered my note 7 yesterday. I was sad to see such a great phone go to waste but I have no regrets. I respect my safety and that of others around me too much to take a risk. I fly frequently and don't need any headaches like this.

I don't for a second think that Samusung is taking this **** kicking, both financially and to their reputation for fun. I think it's wise to heed their advice and replace the phone.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Chippy_boy:
Great - good for you. No need to repeat it any more.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Chippy_boy:
As you say. Ask.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Wooba99:
Not planning too. I know it's a waste of time trying to convince people so I don't try. You asked a question, I answered it.

And you never answered my question.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Chippy_boy:
Thanks.

EDIT: Sorry I missed your question. The answer is, the two are not comparable. Drinking and driving is proven to be extremely dangerous. Note 7's are proven to be pretty safe. The issue is that they are not as safe as some people would like, but to compare the levels of risk to that of driving a car whilst drunk, is misleading.

There's already a flight ban in place and people I would imagine are sensible enough to respect that. I know I would. And regards the public safety risk more generally, NO-ONE has suffered serious injury and there have been no deaths out of 4 million units shipped. Worst case, the device is going to catch fire and guess what - people will put it out. The idea that automatically when a phone catches fire then some kind of apocalypse occurs, is also misleading. These are fundamentally fairly safe devices. Samsung however necessarily look at it down the other end of the telescope since they are responsible for all 4 million devices and whereas the chance of you or I having an issue with our phone is very very low, the chances of Samsung having an issue with one of the 4 million of their phones, is very very high. That's why they needed to cancel the phone, not because any one phone is intrinsically dangerous - it is not.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] whoofit:
I am of the belief that some, not all, of the owners who returned their Note 7's would be better served with an iPhone anyways. Those are the one's that take a shine toward being dominated in every aspect of their lives.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] snovvman:
For those who are on AT&T and got their Pixel, are you seeing VoLTE and can you enable WiFi Calling?

For those who use T-Mobile, we know it supports VoLTE and WiFi Calling on Nexus, so Pixel will likely follow. The important question is whether it supports EVS (Enhanced Voice Service). I don't know how you would verify. An "HD" symbol during a call would be a good start.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] km8j:
HD voice is not indicative of EVS. In fact, HD voice was around before VoLTE. The Qualcomm release says the modem supports it: https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapdragon/2016/10/04/pixel-phones-made-google-powered-snapdragon-821 but I don't think that means it is able to be used on T-Mobile. I.e., tons of phones support B12 but not certified for use.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] snovvman:
I agree, that is why I said that HD symbol is a good place to start. On Samsung phones with T-Mobile, the HD symbol often indicates EVS:WB. At the very least, it is using some sort of wide band. We know that 6P/5X do not support EVS. I am curious to know whether Pixel/XL can operate EVS on T-Mo.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] km8j:
All EVS is Wideband, not all Wideband is EVS though. The HD symbol has been around for a while, it just meant the call was HD.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] snovvman:
Bad news: No VoLTE on AT&T. Shame...
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] snovvman:
As expected, Pixel on T-Mobile has VoLTE and WiFi Calling. I made a call to another T-Mo phone (Samsung) and it showed HD on both ends. I know the Samsung phone is using EVS, but wish I can tell if the Pixel is using EVS or AMR:WB.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] robstunner:
That's good old att for you.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] cc999:
ATT

That really sucks big time! Why ATT?

Is there at least WIFI calling?

CC
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] ksujace:
Just chatted with AT&T and updated the IMEI of my Google Pixel XL in their system.

No VoLTE or WiFi Calling is available.

Specifically asked a pretty "intelligent" AT&T Chat Tech Support Rep , she came back with: Amber: "Since the device is currently built for the Verizon network, it is not currently eligible for the AT&T HD Voice network which is needed for wifi calling."

:rolleyes:
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] stonew5082:
Does Sprint have anything like hd calling?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ShaunWinSC:
Does anyone know if the Pixel will support OTG without root?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reddog58:
I think I saw an unpacking video and the OTG adapter was included in the box.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] defenceplox:
just whacked a mouse into the adapter in the box. works fine.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] bmtbandit:
Also tried with a mem stick, and works fine
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] AstroDigital:
What is the use of the USB to USB-C adapter that comes with the cable ?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reddog58:
I think it was intended to facilitate moving files from an older phone. Mine is due to arrive any moment. I think we will all have some real answers soon.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] AstroDigital:
Except most old phones do not have USB-C
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] bsweetness:
You plug the USB C end into the Pixel and then use another cable to connect an older phone (presumably one you're already using with the older phone). Micro USB/Lightning into the older phone, USB into the adapter. The adapter can also be utilized for OTG - USB C into the Pixel, flash drive/other USB device into the USB port.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] juliend:
Also to use OTG. Plug that in, and you can hook up a keyboard, mouse, removable drive, someone elses phone, whatever.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] meccadon123:
Could someone clarify. I plugged the adapter in how I was directed by a thread at the "pixel community". The thread referenced a way to use the adapter to transfer files however I plugged it in set the settings to xfer files and nothing. Does the adapter go into the pixel or the (in my case) Note 7? The thread listed a way to make these transfers upon start up but I'm way past start up. I need to transfer a couple apps and a big phone log and a truck load of texts. Any help out there?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] fzzyrn:
I was thinking about why i've always felt it a bit strange pressing touchscreen buttons when i realized that it was because i'm used to tactile feedback, which is non-existent on touchscreens, of course.

Would it be possible to add a slight haptic vibration to each button press. It would make my ppc feel more solid and well built.

I guess the problem would be differentiating from pressing a button and using touchscreen based input methods.

Any ideas?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] apirec:
I already thought about that, too.

But I guess it's no problem to tell between real keypresses and touchscreen actions in a software like PocketCM keyboard. Maybe the author can implement a 0,05sec vibration on each button-down event?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] alobar72:
agree. This seems to be no problem on first sight.

on http://www.opennetcf.com there even is a Vibrate class that has methods to start and Stop vibration.

so, should be easy to implement.

regards heiko
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bedoig:
Not exactly what you are looking for, but I have seen vibrating dialpad hacks. Maybe it's a start:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=8726&highlight=vibrating
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] fzzyrn:
okey dokey, now we just have to find someone with the know how to implement haptic feedback on ALL button presses, not just dialpad
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] dymosilesia:
Hello, I've uninstalled those apps, and my messages stopped working, I can't open it. Which app should I restore to repair messaging?

//edit: OK, I froze apps instead of uninstalling and everything is ok
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] snovvman:
I presume *#*#4686#*#* still works, but I would like to know if there are others.

For Samsung devices, you can see the voice codec used during a call by using *#0011, but I found no such capability with the Nexus line.

Specifically, I would like to know the Pixel is using AMR:WB (AT&T HD Voice) or EVS:WB (T-Mobile Enhanced Voice Service).

Thanks.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] wilbur:
...there is a hidden developer menu which you can access buy hitting the build number endlessly...

http://wccftech.com/enable-developer-options-android-nougat/
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] snovvman:
Thanks, though that dev menu thing has been around since almost the beginning of time [Android] and it does not provide for what is in scope. For most of us who root, the dev menu is one of the first things we do.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] wilbur:
No worries. But as you posted a thread asking for hidden menus, it seemed only polite to supply an answer...

Hadn't bothered looking at your forum hierarchy status until just now... :)
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] reinaldistic:
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*#*#3282#*#* gets you data services, you can turn on/off LTE bands and other junk. you need MSL code to do anything if you're on a CDMA network.

also i tried your *#*#4686#*#* and it didn't do anything, did you mean *#*#4636#*#*?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] the green man:
*#*#3282#*#* does not work for me but *#*#4636#*#* does. Is it because I have the Verizon variant?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] reinaldistic:
Yeah, 3282 is most definitely a sprint thing
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] RobertVanHagar:
I can confirm that *#*#4636#*#* still works on Pixel 2 XL.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] matusala:
It does work on pixel 1 too with android Q beta 5.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] federalitamale:
Issues: Internal Speaker / Upper Touch Screen

Please Delete
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rjskalet:
So I just updated to the newest Pixel Launcher from 19 Oct and installed to system/app. I then proceeded to clear data for the google app like we had to for google assistant settings/apps/system apps and I have weather on the home screen. You may want to give it a try since I know a bunch of people want the weather in the top corner. Let me know if it works for you!!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gkarthik16:
Another way is to go to the Google Now screen and pull down to refresh the weather. The weather shows up on the Pixel launcher widget as soon as this is done. :)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] analyte:
What exactly are you clearing? I went to my Google app and cleared the cache, but still no weather.

Thanks.