yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Frameworks] EvinceDev:
Do you know that by 2020, there will be more than 6.1 billion mobile users?

Mobile app development is slowly becoming a mainstream digital solution and the number of apps on the app stores keeping on increasing rapidly. Today number of businesses are coming up with the need to get mobile apps to build. For them, it poses a critical solution that can be very helpful in expanding their business. Today different technologies and frameworks have come up to meet the ever-changing business needs. The popularity of cross-platform app development is increasing too. However, there is always a point of debate when it comes to choosing the right platform for app development.
[Frameworks] RaviMakhija:
React Native Vs. Ionic

React Native: React Native is an open-source mobile application framework designed by Facebook.

=> Advantages of React Native

1) Multiple platforms:

2) It is cheaper

3) Easy to find developers for your mobile app

4) Facebook supports it

5) Offers UI/UX focused development

6) Third-party plug-in support

Ionic: The framework concentrates on developing hybrid apps that perform the use of WebView, a specific HTML rendering engine to create your app runs on the device.

=> Advantages of Ionic

1) Easy to learn

2) Cross-platform app development

3) User Interface

4) Built on AngularJS

5) Performance

6) Cordova Plugins
[Frameworks] aalphasolutions:
React Native Vs. Ionic

Cross-platform mobile frameworks are meant to develop mobile applications for more than one platform. That is why they are the most selected frameworks. Most of the cross-platform app is compatible with both iOS and Android. We will learn about Xamarin, Ionic, Flutter, and React Native frameworks.

React Native

React native is created with JavaScript and ReactJS programming languages. It is designed by Facebook, whose primary purpose is to build mobile applications. React Native uses native components, and it does not depend on web views. React native uses iOS or Android components when creating a user interface.

Ionic

Another cross-platform framework is Ionic. The structure is built with Apache Cordova and Angular, and it gives the developers the chance to create more than one mobile platform. All applications built on the Ionic framework can run swiftly on Android and iOS devices.
[Frameworks] NaveenJoshi82:
Best Framework to use for cross platform development

Ionic & react-native both are a great choice for developing a cross-platform application.

If you are targeting ios and android development with advanced javascript then react native is a better fit but if you are more inclined towards the traditional web development to target mobile and web then you should go for ionic.

Ionic is basically more famous among enterprise and startups due its inclination towards web development technology where as react native has a history of native app development.
[Frameworks] alienajose:
When it comes to disruptive cross-platform app development, React Native and Ionic are two of the most popular frameworks today. Both offer excellent performance and user experience but there are differences between them that make them better suited for different types of projects.

React Native is a mobile framework based on JavaScript that allows developers to create native mobile apps with near-native performance. It uses similar concepts as ReactJS, which simplifies the creation of complex user interfaces. Additionally, its modular architecture makes integrating third-party libraries easier than ever before.

On the other hand, Ionic is an HTML5 framework specifically built for hybrid app development. It works well with both Android and iOS platforms and lets users integrate Cordova plugins into their apps easily - giving them access to device features like camera or GPS capabilities in an efficient way. Though it’s code base is significantly larger than React Native’s, making maintenance more difficult in larger projects.

At the end of the day it really depends on your specific goals or needs when deciding which one to choose – if you need native platform capabilities go with Redux; if you prefer HTML5 structure then go with Ionic; or even consider leveraging both technologies together!

That's why we at Techmango suggest app development frameworks based on the goals alone.
[Frameworks] MIPL CONSULTING:
Two well-liked cross-platform app development frameworks, React Native and Ionic, each have unique methodologies and application cases. Let's contrast React Native with Ionic in terms of their innovative potential for creating cross-platform apps.

Performance: Facebook created the React Native framework, which leverages native components to build a mobile app's user experience. This enables the programme to function natively on the device, resulting in exceptional performance and a fluid and responsive user interface. Ionic, in contrast, makes use of web standards like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that are wrapped in a WebView, which can lead to somewhat worse performance than React Native.

Speed of Development: Ionic is renowned for having a short development cycle because it makes use of web technologies that are common among developers. This makes it a viable option for startups or small projects because it enables rapid prototyping and development. React Native also boasts quick development times since it features a hot-reloading feature that enables developers to observe changes in real time without having to completely recompile the app.

Native Access: Because React Native leverages native components, it offers better access to native device functions like the camera, GPS, and contacts. Because Ionic is built on web technologies, it could need extra plugins or unique native code to access specific device functionalities, which might increase the amount of time and work required for development.

React Native employs native components, so the UI/UX of the app can be more similar to that of a native app, giving consumers a seamless experience. Ionic, on the other hand, offers a consistent UI/UX across many platforms despite using web technologies, which may produce a somewhat different appearance and feel compared to native apps.

Community and Ecosystem: With detailed documentation, a huge number of libraries, and active community support, React Native has a larger community and ecosystem. Facebook has also given it considerable support, ensuring ongoing updates and enhancements. Ionic offers a respectable environment and community as well, though perhaps not as much as React Native.

In conclusion, both React Native and Ionic are effective frameworks for creating cross-platform apps, but they take different methods and make various compromises. Although React Native has a potentially steeper learning curve, it offers superior performance, native access, and a broader ecosystem. Ionic, on the other hand, is an excellent option for rapid prototyping or smaller projects because it provides quick development speed, a well-known web-based approach, and respectable performance. React Native vs. Ionic selection is based on project needs, team skill level, desired performance, and user experience.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
A very simple module to modify number of volume steps. Very handy for anyone who finds the default volume control too steep (e.g. level 7 is too quiet and 8 too loud).

It also removes the safety "too loud" nagging message.

Using Magisk 19+ template, so should be good for a while.

ro.config.vc_call_vol_steps=14
ro.config.media_vol_steps=40
audio.safemedia.bypass=true
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] evanB70:
Awesome. Going to try it.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] arielekagatka:
Is a way to change vol. steps in setedit.apk ?

I think the lower volume is to loud ... For my wife when she is trying to sleep and I playing Clash royale ;)
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
I don't think that's possible. Audio service reads the number of volume steps from build.prop file.

However you can easily decrease (or increase) the overal volume without root with eqfy equalizer app - just use the first slider (pre-amp). One of the free apps might achieve the same, but IMHO the eqfy is worth the money, probably the best quality equalizer app available.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] namekiano84:
Nice, but... Is possible do it for notification sound?

Enviado desde mi Mi A3 mediante Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
Probably, install the module and try adding these lines in /data/adb/modules/VolumeStepsTweaks/system.prop:

alarm:

ro.config.alarm_vol_steps=xx

system (ringer/notification?)

ro.config.system_vol_steps=xx

Replace xx with desired number of steps.

And reboot the phone.

Let us know the result :)
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] namekiano84:
Thank you.

For alarm work, but for ringtone/notification no

Enviado desde mi Mi A3 mediante Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
After further digging in the source code - we need to change "stream.ring" values, but it can't be done with ro.config prop unfortunately. Only alarm/media/in_call can be modified this way.

https://android.googlesource.com/pl...va/com/android/server/audio/AudioService.java
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] ale200112:
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Instead for those who want to increase the power of the volume in the headphones, how should they do it
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wiseschematics.eqfy

Increase the first slider - pre amp/gain.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] ale200112:
there is no magisk module or something on an old phone of mine i had modified the file system but here I can't find it
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
I am not aware of any module for recent phones. Modification of mixer paths xml would change the SW gain only anyway, most probably in the very same way as the Eqfy does.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] ale200112:
But where can I find the file1 To modify, it is much simpler and cleaner without using third-party applications, if possible you could create a magisk module, if only you knew where to start
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
There are several mixer xml files now, it's not clear which one exactly is responsible for headphones gain. It's not "much simpler and cleaner" anymore (as you can see, so far no one bothered or succeeded). But of course no one stops you to edit these files - they are located in /vendor/etc. Hint - do not edit them directly as dm-verity kernel feature will correct these "errors", you need to create Magisk module.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] arjo656:
hello mysiak, i'd like to add steps to the alarm because it's to loud at 5am :) , but i can't find " /data/adb/modules/VolumeStepsTweaks/system.prop:

alarm: " witch program do you use to go there?
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
I am using Total commander to navigate the phone file system and internal text editor in Totalcmd as well, but any file manager with root access should work.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] arjo656:
ok thanks, i installed it but i still can't find the path.

the only file in data is com.keramidas.titaniumbackup
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
You must navigate to the file system root, not internal SD as you're doing now.View attachment 4998871
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] arjo656:
Ok, found it,

it's strange,the steps are there, but the real sound level does not seems to match the new steps, but the old ones.

I mean,The cursor has 40 steps now and i can choose the 7th step, but the sound level is the same until the 15th (for exemple)
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
Try to move the volume slider up and down to both extreme values, I noticed with headphone and in call volumes that upon the first change, the system needs to "reset/recalibrate" the exact value for new number of steps. At least that did the trick for me.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] arjo656:
done, doesn't change... is it important to place the command line above or below the "audio.safemedia.bypass=true" line?
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] _mysiak_:
The line position doesn't matter, if you see more volume steps, the module is working. Though I am not sure why the volume of alarm doesn't change. As a workaround I'd suggest using quieter audio file for your alarm sound.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] tie___:
Does it work on other phones? Redmi Note 7 Lineage OS 17.1?
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Spillunke:
Thanks. Works on Android 11 / MIUI 12.5 / xiaomi.eu weekly rom.

Edited it to 25/15 volume steps.
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] BetaLemon:
Works like a charm on a OnePlus 6 running Syberia OS 5.0 (Android 12). Thank you very much, you saved my eardrums!
[Xiaomi Mi A3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] mikebg6:
If you want to switch your pre-defined profiles from a widget u can use this:

Sound Profiles - Apps on Google Play

Simple way to apply sound profiles from home screen widgets.

play.google.com

It also has a tile in the status bar drop-down to turn off all sounds
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] Digiaro2:
Hello everybody!

I have a problem with my Xiaomi Mi 9 SE. This is what happened:

Few days ago I updated to MIUI 11. Everything seemed to run smoothly.

2 days ago I noticed a huge battery drain during the day. I finished my day with my battery @ 10/1% with my usual daily use.

Yesterday I was using my phone normally while it was charging (watching a video on Youtube). The phone became unresponsive to everything: the touchscreen was not working, the buttons on the right were not working.

I decided to "hard-reboot" my phone. I pressed the on/off button for a few seconds.

The screen turned off.

From this point on, my phone was completely bricked. It does not turn on in any way possible: I tried also pressing the on/off button + volume up or down but nothing. Nothing happens even connecting it again to the power cord.

I tried connecting my phone to the PC via USB and this is what my PC recognized:

But my phone still remains bricked/with its screen black.

Has anyone else experienced this problem? Do you have any suggestions on how to fix this or at least recover my data in some way?

I suspect some bug related to battery mgmt in the MIUI 11 and I personally do not suggest you to update to it right now.

Thank you very much in advance!
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] elpaablo:
You're on edl mode. I've been there. Unfortunately, Xiaomi doesn't allow us to recover our phones on edl mode, which is a shame. So, there are two options:

1 - Send it to the seller and try a fix/replacement.

2 - Pay someone with edl authorization to unbrick your phone.

If you want, I'll give you the contact of the person who did that for me. But I had unlocked the bootloader and flashed several ROMS. I bricked the phone trying to restore a full backup. Your case is different and, for what you described, you may be experiencing hardware problems, so I would go for option one.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] Digiaro2:
Thank you very much for your reply! I really feel disappointed because I never messed up with my phone. I always used official releases. Since I bought it in Italy and now I'm far away from my country, I would go for option 2. Do you know if it is possible at least to recover my photos? Honestly that's the most important thing for me right now and unfortunately I forgot to enable the backup (my bad!).

We can speak in private if you prefer, send me a message with the details of the person that helped you.

Thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] Digiaro2:
Just to update everyone on the status: my phone is still bricked. I contacted the guy suggested by elpaablo but he just suggests to re-flash my phone while I want to recover my data first. I will leave my phone in the closet for 1/2 weeks and then try again to turn it on because I read on other threads that this worked for other people.

I will update this thread later on. I want to highlight again that I did not do anything weird with my Mi 9 SE: no twrp, no custom rom, no weird flashing, nothing. I just updated successfully my phone to the global stable using the official update menu in the settings.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] elpaablo:
Use your warranty. Your phone should be replaced. As for your photos, didn't you use some kind of backup, like google photos?
[Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Questions & Answers] Digiaro2:
Yeah I already contacted my seller and I'm going to ask for repair/replacement. Unfortunately I was not using a backup solution (my bad!).
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] infamousvincci:
Where is the unlock app for my 7t?

When i setup my phone, it didnt have the device unlock app where we could permanently or temporarily unlock it.
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] rob420p:
Go to settings to WiFi and internet go under sim card all way down to advanced options it's hidden there
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] 3mos:
p.s i've already orderd a 3800mah battery , same capacity of mi mix 3 5G version

battery it's huge and will make the phone hard to handle also it's not coming from known manafacturer and i saw a bad reviews about it
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] TheLemonyOrange:
The mi mix 3 5g has slightly different dimensions than the 4g variant
[HTC Tornado] kkrull:
I think the tornado is a great phone. If not for its A2DP performance, I wouldn't imagine replacing it with anything. I like candybar format smartphones. Even the Experia X1 is bigger and heaver and maybe harder to charge on a cradle, not to mention that it will be twice as expensive. And the sliding panel UI on WM6...perfect on the tornado.

But if you have had one from when they were first released and you use it every day then it is pretty thrashed. Every corner of mine showed white plastic worn or scratched through the silver. And every lettering on the black part of the phone was partially worn.

Most of the places advertising housings for under $50 do not have any stock. And then my usb connector de-solders itself, so buying an expensive fascia for a phone that I can't flash while I have to charge its batteries on an external charger does not seem wise. I have to buy a new phone and a Qtek is the first tornado I find on eBay in the states.

So one evening I picked up some 600 grit wet dry sandpaper and plastic paint to see what it would have looked like in black and I think it would have looked good.

A few notes if anyone else tries this: You will sand off all the extruded buttons marks and icons removing all the silver but usability is fine. If you sand the black parts they will be flat black so ideally use flat paint on the silver\white parts if you want them to match. Use clear paint on top when you are done to protect it. Don't think you can remove the rubber antenna cover more than a couple of times without wrecking it. I couldn't get the mirror and camera assembly out so I just sanded it flush as it was already chipped. But if I were using this phone I would have either completely blackened the mirror or figured out a cover\protector for it. I am not sure what to do about the joystick once it is worn down to the white. That is one piece that really would have benefited from vinyl dye.
[HTC Tornado] pongothemagnificent:
ive been thinking on doing this on my cingular 2125 for a long time since it has like 1000 scratches not to mention the screens plexi glass looks like crap ><,after seeing your post il definitely do it
[HTC Tornado] bukhariwaheed111:
NIIICE,

No use fretting over bumps dents scratches your method is great plz specify as to what kind of paint would stay all plastic paints aval in mkt are not of industrial standard and get worn off in pocket.
[HTC Tornado] kkrull:
I won't know much about industrial paint. And since the painted model has no miniUSB port I am not going to be carrying it around in my pocket so I won't know how it would wear.

Frankly I am surprised that the color isn't in the plastic. I had read this before http://case-mods.linear1.org/im-high-on-vinyl-dye/

but I kind of did this on a whim and I wasn't going to spend more time looking for dye than actually painting the stuff.

http://www.parasolinc.com/products.asp?ProductID=Varibond is the paint I would have tried if I were using the phone a lot. An aerosol can is $20 USD.

If I could still find a supplier for the cases I would buy a bunch and test it out. They used to be $20 USD and it made sense to buy five because the shipping and wire fees dealing with China, but at $50 I will pass.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] c2781130:
I got an OTA and updated to global miui 11 v11.0.2 and faced this problem.

When I use my Mi 9 about 1~2 days it suddenly reboot and get "Find Device Closed Unexpectedly" message

Does anyone know how to solve it?
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] slion:
same problem, MIUI Global 11.0.5.0 (QFAEUXM)
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] feydakin:
Same issue after Miui 11 (11.0.2.0 and 11.0.3.0). "nice" to see that its also happening on EU Roms, was already thinking about to switch back from global but looks like its not worth it.

I did a clean installation 2 days ago to see if it fixes the issue, but after 1 1/2 days it's back.

Edit.

Uninstalled now the xiamo device search via ADB. Lets see if this brings any improvement.

Edit2.

Not the best idea, device ends up in bootloop after reboot.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] arbitrage8:
i used to get "find device closed unexpectedly" about once a day and it always happened at the same hour. i tried everything including ADB, hidden MIUI settings etc. to get rid of bloatware etc. - didn't work. then i changed to a USB router instead of USB tethering and there is no more issue
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] Rosetti:
I did a clean hard reset and did not restore any data or Google backup on my device.

Everything was working fine for a week but then I set alarm clock and added a mi notice widget on Homescreen. As I woke up the next morning I had the error message again so I removed notice and widget and I forced stop app in app info.

Since then the error is gone again. Fingers crossed!

Does anyone find any same procedure sat its device? So maybe we can surround this problem?
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] invisiblewave:
Mine also comes up with an error message, something about not being able to log in to the sim card, I forget the specifics, I can always find it through Google anyway.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] Cxmyu:
Same problem

I tried literally everything to wipe out the error but its still on my phone and freaking me out. Because I went on every foru google tells me, i watched any Youtube Video and tried and tried and tried. My only hope is a system update but who knows if that can fix it.

Good Luck to all of you with fixing this problem:)
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] zahdekar:
I tried euu and global rom, both have the same problem. Not only in chinese rom. Hence i went back to miui 10. xiaomi is totally clumsy about android 10.
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] omidzht:
any solution ?
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] Rosetti:
Maybe in Android 11 they will fix it...
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Questions & Answers] Rosetti:
I found a solution in another forum:

The unexpected interruptions of mobile and WiFi connections were forced because of AdGuard app.

Join discussions, like, and share | AdGuard

Join our community in social media and discuss AdGuard there.

forum.adguard.com

It looks like that there is no solution for that until today so I switched to AdAway VPN and the issue since then is gone.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Razorosx:
Solved
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] firmanacre:
you need to install miui based rom
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] cyferc:
Please tell me this is a joke
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] greg22:
Hello,

is it possible, to set network to 4G only?

Not 4G/3G/2G. Just 4G.

(I know, that on 4G can't make calls...)

I have 2 sims, and second one should be on 4G only.

Thanx :)
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Daltonxx:
Search "Tweaker for Huawei" in Google Play Store , it gives you the 4G Only option