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[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
Always-On Heart Rate [Current Version: 5.2.0; Size: 271 KB; Price: $1.5; free demo version is available]

The application shows the following metrics while keeping the device awake:

• Heart rate in beats per minute.

• Time in hours and minutes.

• Duration in minutes and seconds.

• Average and maximum heart rate for the last 60 seconds.

• Battery percentage. Press the Back button once to check the power consumption (% or %/hour).

• History tab shows stats for the current workout: maximum and average heart rate for 1-minute intervals and for the whole workout.

Please read the following information before using the app:

• The app has a free demo version.

• Disable S Health workout detection for the best, uninterrupted experience.

• Wait (usually 5 - 10 seconds) until the app starts showing your heart rate. Do not start your workout before that to ensure accurate readings.

• Restart or pause/resume the app if it shows double the actual heart rate.

• Swipe left to open Settings. Swipe left again to open the History tab.

• Optimize your workout by setting your HRmax and HRmin. The app will produce visual, audio, and tactile warnings every 2 seconds when your heart rate exceeds the HRmax limit (or drops below HRmin). Google "HRmax" to find out how to determine your maximum heart rate.

• Set HRmin to 95% of your resting HR and the app will wake you up when you fall asleep.

• Tap the heart rate indicator to zoom in.

• Swipe up to change the font color and thickness. Note: the app consumes 10 - 20% more power when using the white font.

• All values are updated once a second, except for battery percentage and time (once a minute).

• The display stays on until you quit the app.

• If you have a complaint about the accuracy of the heart rate monitor, please direct it to Samsung. The app simply displays the values provided by the operating system.

• Numbers move up or down the screen in the first second of every minute (e.g., 11:05:00, then 11:06:00, etc.) to prevent screen burn-in.

• No internet connection or GPS is required.

• Power consumption: 8%/hour (measured on a Galaxy Watch Active 2 44mm).

There are several features that reduce power consumption:

• The rotating bezel on the Gear S2 and newer smartwatches can be used to adjust the screen brightness. Note: in bright sunlight the brightness level locks at 100% and cannot be adjusted.

• Only green subpixels are used, resulting in much lower power consumption compared to white font.

• The watch will vibrate if your heart rate does not go above 100 bpm for 5 consecutive minutes, in case the app was launched accidentally or you forgot to close it.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
Always-On Pace [Current Version: 2.4.0; Size: 127 KB; Price: $1; free demo version is available]

The application shows the following metrics while keeping the device awake:

• Pace in minutes per kilometer or minutes per mile; calculated based on your speed of movement in the last three seconds.

• Current time in hours and minutes.

• Average pace for the last 60 seconds (wait one minute for the first correct value).

Please read the following information before using the app:

• Tap the pace indicator three times at an interval of at least one second to change the unit of speed (min/km → min/mi). The app will remember your choice next time you launch it.

• Change the time format between 12h and 24h by tapping the time indicator.

• Swipe up to change the font color to white and increase the font thickness for maximum readability under direct sunlight. Expect a higher power consumption.

• The display stays on until you quit the app.

• "Move" means you are not moving fast enough.

• The app does not log your activity.

• Make sure that GPS is enabled before starting the app. The app cannot enable GPS on your phone or watch automatically.

• If your watch has a built-in GPS, the app can use it but only if you disconnect the watch from your smartphone (e.g., by disabling Bluetooth on your phone). This inconvenience is caused by a bug in the operating system and not in the app itself.

• Numbers move up and down the screen once a minute to prevent screen burn-in.

• No internet connection is required.

There are several features that reduce power consumption:

• The rotating bezel on the Gear S2 and S3 can be used to adjust the screen brightness. Note: in bright sunlight the brightness level locks at 100% and cannot be adjusted.

• Only green subpixels are used, resulting in three times lower power consumption compared to white font.

• If you stop moving, the device will start vibrating every 60 seconds so that you don't forget to close the app after finishing your run.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
Updated app descriptions :)
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
Always-On Speed Pro v4.0 is out:

• Swipe left to open Settings.

• Tap the speed indicator to zoom in.

• Something folks riding flat-bar bicycles will appreciate: rotate the main screen left (90° clockwise) or right (90° counterclockwise) to align it with your eyes.

• Change font color and thickness to improve screen readability under direct sunlight.

See the updated description and screenshots for more info.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
Always-On Speed Pro v4.2 is out:

• New gesture: swipe up to quickly change the font color and thickness for maximum readability under direct sunlight.

• New units: speed in knots and distance in nautical miles.

• Bug fixes.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
All apps will be 50% off (or less in some countries due to store restrictions) from Black Friday (2018-11-23) to Cyber Monday (2018-11-26) :laugh:

Because a lot of iPhone users ask me why they only see the demo versions in the Galaxy Apps store, I added a quick guide on how to install paid apps in the first post :)
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
New updates:

Always-On Speed and Always-On Speed Pro (Version 4.4.0):

• Samsung Galaxy Watch Active support: it is now possible to adjust speed limit, HRMax (Pro only), and volume on watches with no rotating bezel.

• US-friendly speed limit adjustment: no more fractions!

• Other UX improvements and bug fixes.

Always-On Hear Rate (Version 4.0.0):

• Always-On UX 3.0: gesture navigation and settings screen (swipe left to open Settings).

• New feature: swipe up to change font color and thickness. Note: white font consumes more power.

• New feature: one-minute average.

• Samsung Galaxy Watch Active support: it is now possible to set HRmax and alert volume on smartwatches with no rotating bezel.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
Not so new updates:

Always-On Hear Rate (Version 4.2.0):

• New feature: tap the HR indicator to zoom in.

• Triple tap returns! Tap the duration indicator three times to reset the counter.

• New option in Settings: turn inactivity warning on or off.

• New feature: set a minimum heart rate to maintain your target heart rate between HR Min and HR Max.

Always-On Pace (Version 2.4.0):

• New feature: swipe up to change the font color and thickness for increased visibility under direct sunlight.

• Bug fixes.

New features coming to Always-On Heart Rate and Always-On Speed Pro in 2020:

• Workout history.

• More customization options.

By the way, all the apps are on sale (up to 50% off, depending on the lowest price allowed for each particular country) till January 1st.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
After almost a year, I finally got time to work on the apps! Big updates are coming soon!

In the meantime, all the apps will be 60% off (or less in some countries due to store restrictions) from Black Friday (2020-11-27) to Cyber Monday (2020-11-30)!
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
Always-On Heart Rate, Always-On Speed, and Always-On Speed Pro have all been updated to Version 5.2.0. To celebrate this, all of them will be on sale from Oct 2 to Oct 8 (up to 50% off, depending on the country).

Please note that these apps are not yet compatible with the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and other Wear OS smartwatches. I need to rewrite them in a different programming language, and that will take a while.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
A new update is out for Always-On Speed Pro (v5.3.0). This update brings a major new feature that makes the app massively more useful for cyclists: altimeter. Altimeter shows barometer-based altitude (±1m if properly calibrated) and gradient, which are way more accurate than GPS-based altitude (±10m) and gradient. Please read the updated app description and screenshots on how to enable and calibrate the altimeter. I'd greatly appreciate any feedback.

If you want to try new features weeks before everyone else, please email me to register as a beta tester.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 3] parshakov:
Always-On Speed is finally available on the Galaxy Watch 4 and other Wear OS (including Wear OS 2.0) smartwatches. See this thread for more detail: https://xdaforums.com/t/always-on-speed-a-speedometer-and-compass-that-keeps-the-screen-on.4431331/
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] k1bih:
Unlocked my Sprint LG v20 through a website someone on here recommended for me (lg simunlock) and used the Network Unlock app and it i used the code to unlock it they gave me and it said successful. even now when i open the app it sais my device has been permanently unlocked.

When i put my Family mobile sim in it it gives me the bars as if im getting a signal but when i call someone i sais mobile network is unavailable?

help please??!
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] loopytee:
Have you tried doing a profile update in settings system update
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] k1bih:
no i havent yet. ill try and do that now.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] k1bih:
when i did this it sais authentication error.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] k1bih:
just checked apparently the imei is bad but it was good the day i bought it how is that possible?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] loopytee:
Have you tried contacting the website you used for unlock and asking for support? Perhaps this is a common issue that they know how to resolve easily.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] OfficialVillager:
Heres the issue. Sprint is a CDMA network, Family Mobile is Powered by T-Mobile, a GSM network. The odds of a sprint device working with any other carrier that isn't CDMA is next to none. I work at T-Mobile and we run across this issue frequently, sprint devices aren't compatible with our networks because of sprints difference in network hardware.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] k1bih:
Ive unlocked the phone and it has a CDMA or a global GSM option so i doubt thats the issue. However it seems my actualy issue was that the person who sold me the phone only reported it stolen or missing once i bought it from him.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] OfficialVillager:
Take the device to a sprint store and have them run the IMEI, they can tell you. Having it unlocked doesnt mean its GSM if the hardware doesnt support GSM. I have that issue with sprint phones all the time.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] siulmagic:
The ls997 is gsm compatible, the only thing it wont do is Voice LTE, this will only work on sprint. Most sprint phones use sim cards now days, so the majority of sprint phone can be unlocked to be used on a gsm carrier.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] OfficialVillager:
Then you need to manually setup the APN settings for the data.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] amsguy:
Spring LG v20 - Unlock does not work. (even Sprint said it is unlocked)

Spring LG v20 - Unlock does not work. (even Sprint said it is unlocked).

I am still dealing with Sprint now but i don't think they know what needs to be done.

MY device LG v20 (LS997) did received unlocked code.

I did update PRL, Profile, and UICC unlock button in System update .. and it did all without any error.

However when I insert NON-Sprint SIM CARD, the device can't recognize the SIM CARD.

Also I tried to add APN but the device can't save it. (even I clicked SAVE, the new APN does not show up as an option to select).

I am stuck here so badly now. i have 3 LG v20 and plan to move somewhere but I'd like to use them. arghh.

I fought back with Sprint and got MSL code but.. not sure what I can do with it.

There are so many other people in the sprint community forum who are having the same issue as me).

any help/options are appreciated.

thank you.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] siulmagic:
Have you tried switching it from factory mode to test ? In the hidde menu, i dont remember were it is, but there is an apk that installs the hidden menu witch will allow you to switch between gsm and cdma mode. And i dont believe you need to sim unlock the v20, i dint have too.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
Something I would like to do is to make the wifi calling the preferred network. On Verizon under wifi calling the preferred network is mobile. There is no option for anything else. I spent some time chatting with google. I did some internet searches and saw that it seems like this is something on the Verizon end. I am not the only one to have noticed this. Would any of you k ow if this link and chain of command would work for my 2XL? https://www.xda-developers.com/enable-preferred-wifi-calling-option-verizon-pixel-pixel-xl/amp/

This should be pretty simple. It looks like I don't even have to enter bootloader mode for it.

Here is possibly another solution: https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3696707. The author lists ADB INSTRUCTIONS half way through the post. Can I just follow these and ignore everything above it? He never mentioned being in bootloader mode for this either.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Deuces:
adb shell

settings put global wfc_ims_mode 2

Works. I just use airplane mode +WiFi myself tho..
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
Thanks for the reply. I have to make sure I understand everything I read here before I go try it. So, I hook my phone up to my PC. It doesn't even have to be in the bootloader or anything. I just have to have us debugging on. Next I pull up a power shell in the folder with the fastboot and ADB commands. Then I type in "global wfc_ims_mode 2"

Nothing will populate on the phone or power shell, but if I scroll to the wifi calling in my options I will be able to toggle between "mobile network preferred" and "wifi preferred"?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Deuces:
Yes while phone is booted, adb on. First you type adb shell (enter). Then the wfc command. Will not get a confirmation. I would reboot after you run it.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
Thanks deuces and to everyone who replied. I'll try it and report back in the morning.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Cowbell_Guy:
I could have sworn wifi calling wasn't supported for Verizon?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CyberpodS2:
Here.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] iceman4357:
We did this on the original pixel phone. There were a few downsides that happened after. I believe it took out visual voicemail and a few other things in the process.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CyberpodS2:
I use Youmail so that's not an issue but I would be interested in other possible issues if anyone can remember.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
I really wanna try it. It has value for me. Idk why this is an issue or something they wanna disable. I have a work iPhone 6 and it has the option. 1st off it's old and 2nd it is on VZW too. It's almost like they just don't want certain phones on wifi calling. WTH!!!?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
I don't have video calling options either. What's up with that?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] jonstrong:
It is, and it works beautifully for me. I had used Wi-Fi calling before the P2XL with my Droid Turbo 2, and for a short time with a Moto Z Force (got it a couple of months ago from Moto as a "design refresh" for the Turbo 2 -- trading it in for 50% of the P2XL price). Although Wi-Fi calling on those other two phones worked, it is FAR more stable with the Pixel 2 XL than it ever was with the other two phones. Switching has been seamless, and the sound quality is excellent.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Deuces:
Open your dialer and do *#*#4636#*#*

Phone Information

Flip all the switches on

Press update

Trigger carrier provisioning

Make sure switches stay on

Reboot

Also may need to setup Google duo for video calls
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Krusej23:
That worked perfectly.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Cowbell_Guy:
I tried just toggling on and off the wifi calling switch. Does anything happen when you do that? I'm assuming it can't possibly be that easy... Just wondering if there is any other way to go about doing it besides the ADB shell
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
I entered that 4636 number in the dialer. All the bottoms were switched on. When I clicked the "trigger carrier provisioning" it registered my click because the button would flash between grey and light grey, but it didn't turn blue or anything. I also went into Google duo and turned it on. Now in my phone dialer I had the video call option. My wife and I tested it. It's functional!

Here's where I'm at with the wifi preferred calling. I had my phone on. I plugged into my pc. I went to the adb and fastboot folder. I opened the command prompt. I typed "ADB shell." The first time it took some time and it said it was activating the daemeon devices. After that I entered the "global wfc_ims_mode 2" command. It failed. I unplugged the phone and tried again. This time the ADB shell command says that it can't find any emmulator devices. Do I need to be entering these commands from the bootloader after all? There is one more thing. When I plug the phone into the PC I have options in my notification menu to turn the connection to charging, file transfer, picture transfer, or miti (I think that's what it was). Do I need to select a certain one of these for the ADB commands to register while the phone is on? Here are some pics of what in seeing now in the PC's command window.

Here is the link I downloaded onto my work computer this morning to launch the commands.

https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-windows.zip
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Deuces:
taken from: https://wiki.lineageos.org/adb_fastboot_guide.html

Setting up adb

To use adb with your device, you’ll need to enable developer options and USB debugging:

Open Settings, and select “About”.

Tap on “Build number” seven times.

Go back, and select “Developer options”.

Scroll down, and check the “Android debugging” entry under “Debugging”.

Plug your device into your computer.

On the computer, open up a terminal/command prompt and type adb devices.

A dialog should show on your device, asking you to allow usb debugging. Check “always allow”, and choose “OK”.

Congratulations! adb is now ready to use with your device.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
Thanks deuces. I had all this done and was still getting no where. I am travelling so I was using my work PC. I finally went down to the hotel PC, plugged in, and everything went down without a hitch. Thanks for your help everyone!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
I just realized I never mentioned that I didn't mention it seems this DID take our visual voicemail. Are there any fixes for this?

I also wish it would switch between mobile and wifi calling based on which was currently better. My work phone, an iPhone, does all this. An iPhone can't possibly have one up on the Android!!!!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CyberpodS2:
For what it's worth, I use Youmail so VVM is no issue. As for switching, I just put it in airplane mode and then enable Wi-Fi when I'm at home. This routine works for me.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
Cyberpod, I JUST got done installing youmail at your recommendation from page 1. I appreciate it. I'm wondering if I'll end going back to stock settings for this issue if it can't be resolved completely. I can't believe Android can't do this like a stupid iPhone. Switching airplane on and off is less appealing to me only because I live on a farm. When I go outside to work I'll have to always remember to turn the airplane mode off where at least if I go outside and forget to turn off wifi my phone will still be able to accept calls because it will switch over to the mobile network when the wifi is totally lacking.

I am constantly switching data on and off when I leave the house for work and stuff already though, so maybe I too just have to make it part of my routine to add airplane mode the the toggle list.

Does anyone know more about this and a complete fix?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Jonathan209:
I made an account just now to post here, this thread has been super helpful. Currently using a Verizon Pixel 2 XL (on Verizon network as well) and did the ADB command to force "WiFi preferred" for WiFi calling but couldn't access visual voice mail as others have stated. I was able to get basic visual voice mail to work perfectly by changing one setting. In developer options, enable "mobile data always active". I tested this by leaving myself a voice mail from my office phone and it works. I can now use basic visual voice mail while in WiFi preferred mode for WiFi calling. Hope this helps anyone else still frustrated by this.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CyberpodS2:
I always imagined that would burn more battery so never tried. Have you run this way long eggnog to get a feeling of any change?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Jonathan209:
I have not used this long enough to get any feel for battery life difference. Hopefully won't be too bad. All data as far as I'm aware still goes through my wifi and not cellular with this option enabled, just leaves cellular running in background I guess.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Schroeder09:
So your data toggle switch in your notification drawer isn't stuck on? This is interesting. Id like to know more about this. Do any of the gurus here know more about this developer options setting and its implications? Will this actually leave data on? Can other apps exploit it and use data in the background? What are the effects on battery life?

I downloaded youmail to have visual voicemail but it's not ideal. What's "basic" visual voicemail? I'd love to have the stock visual voicemail back AND have wifi preferred. I don't get a lot of voicemails so this hasn't been a big hang up yet.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Jonathan209:
In my "mobile network" settings mobile data can still be toggled on or off, is that what you're asking? If I pull down the notification bar from my home screen I can also toggle mobile data on or off.

I ran speed tests, etc., and downloaded some apps with all of this enabled and it still uses the wifi connection, not mobile data (for me). I think all this does is leave the cellular connection active / running in background when needed, i.e., Verizon voice mail or handing off a call from wifi to cellular. I've only been using this for less than a day, and I'm not on wifi at the moment at work, but I haven't noticed unusual battery drain. I haven't used this long enough to draw any conclusion.

Basic visual voicemail is the standard visual voice mail from Verizon / it is the stock visual voice mail. I assume the premium visual voicemail would work as well.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Jonathan209:
After using these settings for a day or two I definitely noticed more battery drain. So I reverted back to default settings. Oh well. Nice to know it's an easy fix if I want to enable it again.