[Android General] Lukong:
So I've tried to pitch the idea to LG, KitePhone and posted it on other Samsung A9 YouTube videos [Gaining 3 invisible Likes, this could boost Samsung's MicroSD Card Sells] about how they seem to add more cams than SDCards because of how Google's Android brags about expandable space, but you have to root in order to Expand your Internal Storage & RAM in order to install more apps.

I've decided to just lay out everything here [Multi-MicroSD, Dual Battery, RAM Saver & LG G6Jaw].

Also I would have loved to post this in LG G5, Moto Play or Off-Topic Threads, but I'm sick and tired of newer OS's & more Cameras, but the features we need aren't being improved on and hope to garner support (Probably a Chipset).

I'm sorry in advance if this belongs to off-topic.

Multi-MicroSD

: Why Dual Card Trays?

Experience

: If you know of configure Swap Memory, Partition a MicroSD Card, Assign ext2/3/4 Filesystem and Linking Apps2SD (Mostly big OBB Data for Games) to install more Apps or Store more (For Apps that can't move any of their content to your User Card), but encrypts your MicroSD (Removed while Running OS == Need to Format) then you know how to expand your Internal Storage by experience.

Rumors:

- Internal Storage is a Gloried MicroSD Card (pre-Lollipop Phones)

- Swap Filesystem uses more MicroSD Life-cycles (If True, hence 3rd MicroSD = easy swap & cheap replacement)

- Apps run slower on MicroSD Card (Due to Old Phone Specs, but Today's Phone Specs with 2.x - 4.x vs 5.x - 9.x Apps and newer MicroSD Cards)

Concept

: If we had a 2nd to 3rd MicroSD Card or a 2nd Card Tray (To prevent confusion) then we wouldn't need 512GB Internal Storage & 10GB RAM Phone Prices like iPhone, but we can pay $60 for Expand add 32GB to Internal Storage and 16GB to RAM or $100 to add 64GB to Internal Storage and 32GB to RAM for 64-96GB to Internal Storage and 20-36GB of RAM (Not faster ram though, but for those "You need it to run in the Background" replies).

Android & Technology has come a long way in Specs that running Apps and/or just OBB Data from a Class 10 MicroSD Card (Samsung S3Mini, Kitkat 4.3, 1GB RAM, 8GB ROM, LinkApps2SD: GOF2, GTA:SA, H&C2, KOTOR's OBB off a Class 6 MicroSD Card) runs with little to no drops in speed or response...unless the app is built bad or should require higher specs.

- Apps are 50-200MB avg (rarely 300-500MB) in size with OBB/Cache Data from 1-4GB Average with a 32GB ROM after OS, OS Apps & etc, 20GB is for the User allows 100Apps if all Apps/Data/etc were 200MB avg with OBB Data moved to User Card vs 40 Apps if each app were 500MB

- Some apps haven't been completely updated to use Lollipop Permissions feels like Android has less and less

You would Go to Settings > Storage > Expand > Basic (Pick/require Whole MicroSD Cards as ROM and/or RAM and attempt different ext if ext4 doesn't work) or Advance (Partition & assign Filesystems to Specific MicroSD Cards)

Dual Battery

: Dual MicroUSB + Dual Charging

Experience

: So after May 2010, I tweeted about a Laptop with 2 CPUs(Motherboards)/GPUs/HHDSlots/DiscDrives/Battery/MorePorts(Charging/USB)/etc (Mobile Tower), a Add On Half-Laptop and a Phone with Split Motherboard (The word I was looking for is Modular) for in case it breaks you replace only the Broken parts vs the Whole Phone to Dell Micheal (I had a D800 Latitude and saw a lot iPhones breaking on the TV & news).

From there I was happy to see Blockphone & Project Ara, but sadden by its fall (Cause Google OS would need new Updates per 3rd-party/New Blocks).

During that time I came across Androids from the same company with similar sizes, but different Batteries and thought Big Phones should 2 Batteries that 1 Battery can fit into a smaller phone (Its more complicated than that).

Concept

: I later realize with the whole "replace 3.5mm Jacks with MicroUSB", having

2xCharging Ports

(Cause sometimes where they are isn't great and now Multi-Choose) and Dual Battery =

Dual Charging

...which doesn't mean its 2x faster than Quick Charging because it depends on AMPs from the Wall Charger, but

2 small batteries are being charged at the same time

for 2 Ports.

Also cause the battery is used in more phone Models...you might buy extra batteries == Swap without Hibernating...and make Cellphone Batteries into PowerBanks may be a better quality than PowerBanks from their go to LG G6Jaw.

So know you maybe you can config in Battery Settings that 1 Batteries charges the other or the phone uses both Batteries, from their you have your Dual Charging (Ports on Both Ends of Phone, use a 3.5mm2MicroUSB3.1 Adapter...unlike Apple if they had 1 Port then the Adapter should split into 2 for twice the Courage) and you can change both Batteries...1 for an Instant Half Charge if the Batteries a Powerbank stored & charged the Cellphone Battery while the other keeps the Phone running.

RAM Saver

: Focus on My Apps Android!!! To Save Battery

Experience

: Since the introduction of Power Saver and up until Oreo (OS 8), we couldn't go into power save mode while plugged in. If you had a Samsung and Cleared RAM from the built-in Task manager would say 32 apps have been shutdown...and your thinking to yourself I didn't/don't need that many apps opened at once, but when you search on forums, your reply is "You need those apps to run in the background to quickly start them, make your phone work or blah blah"...no I don't especially if its using up my RAM, Battery and causing other apps Force Close.

- The only app that needs to run is Android System (Force Closing via Root Task Manager = Restart)

- Developer Mode has No Background Apps and does a great job of saving RAM

Concept

- Some apps like Launchers or Task Killers usually are "I only need you when I open you" meaning "CloseLock" if I'm using a Download/Frequently-Used App, "BackRun" if I seem to switch back and forth from Launcher or if I set the App from Recent Apps to BackRun when I use the Home or Back Key

- Some Apps have a "Double-Tap Back to Exit" (Great & sometimes works), but NavKeys need/can hold 2 Inputs: Tap Back (Go Back until App Switch to another App or Exit, not the Launcher) & Hold Back to CloseLock (Meaning Force Close & don't run in the Background), Tap Home (Go to Home, don't need 2 keys doing the same Job) & Hold Home (Lite App Drawer...LG take notes...Basically a Quick Image of the App Drawer that launches apps based on Coordination), Recent (Recent Apps, Configure "RAM Config") & Hold Recent (Menu Key, Task Manager or Any other Key)

- Some Apps should be preset by User: "RAM Config"

++ Other than Disable/Hibernate, Downgrade/Factory Reset/Version Vote, Force Close and Clear Data/Cache

++ CacheResume (Start from Cache)

++ Limit Access (If you don't need it & can't disable then Stop all Permissions, Background Data & Notify Bar)

++ PersistClose (For App that reboot and can't be Disabled)

++ Save-Sensitive (Apps like Games, Browsers or Document Editing meaning don't reset if phone sleeps or app is BackRun unless android can detect when Game/Doc Editor has slept)

++ Tool Manager (Needs to run in background to do job, but can be Reset to clear Ram)

++ Foreground Only (For things like HomeLauncher/Lockscreen/Task Manager that you only need while Using it)

++ Blind Run* (For apps you don't need Bright/On Display and somehow use Keys to Control App)

*New

From their Google and Manufactures have to be honest of what needs to run from what doesn't...which might not happen.

LG G6Jaw

: Concept of LG's G5 next Phone

Pasted from my F3Q phone (A Keyboard Slider that allows me to Type anywhere unless people think I'm rolling a Weed Joint...then I have to stand in the front of the bus, beside the Bus Driver so they and the many Cruisers can see my hands). I did this for Samsung T699 and later realize while Tri-Bezel was out, Non-Bezel was easier to achieve on a Keyboard Slider Phone.

Other ideas like HipBones & JawBones is a simpler version BlockPhone and the rest is unfinished (Samsung came out with a SmartWatch with a Sim Card)

Theory why Project Ara didn't work. I watched a Video saying they had trouble with Software (Android was 5 years old by then) and remembered seeing something about how the Drivers & OS are 1 (=ROM, why each Phone Model has its own ROM) while the Kernel is separate (I've replaced one without Touching the OS).

So I figured that Android at the time wouldn't be able to keep with new Blocks (Chips) based on the way Project Ara was Modular and/or maybe way to far ahead.

What I assume "Fuchsia" is a Fusion of Project Ara & Android by allowing or have Chips/Blocks with Built-in Drivers (Something I wish Windows & Samsung had like LG G5's Built-in Driver Installer vs the Extra Drivers Windows XP had or searching for them) to work with a Generic Android OS (Windows can do vs Android can't do) on a customizable spec phone...maybe the whole point of Android is to make a Perfect OS and Android 10 is actually Android 1.0...but that is just a Theory...a Crazy Theory