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[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] looneylv:
I really doubt that changing hicare app region will make a difference it is only a app where changing country you can see local service centers, local help phone number to call and so on.

'Update' channel is tied to the phone model number and model number is tied to the region -

* China(gets the fastest updates)

* India(2nd fastest)

* Then EU and US
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] fahadbashir:
I don't think so

I personally experience that I got the update always when I changed my country from Hicare and settings

I checked multiple times with Germany,India etc but didn't get the update

Whenever I switched to China , I got the update

It can be because my phone model is Chinese variant but my update is pending due to change in country and when I switched back so gets the pending update
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] ballicali:
Update your Hicare App top newest Version. Change your Region to India. You get Android 10.

My Honor View 20 is from Germany
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] fahadbashir:
The same I was trying to say but no one is believing
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] ballicali:
Update successful
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] looneylv:
Changed to India, updated hicare app to v10, restarted the phone but no matter how many times i press check for updates, no updates is found. On China region the same.
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] fahadbashir:
Also try to change country from the settings (Region )

May be it will work for you otherwise you have to wait
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] ysedawy:
I need to know how can I get Huawei ar engine in my honor view 20 to play magic ar app

Thanks for your help
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] sweto:
I have disabled HiCare app. Now I enable it, update in Google play. In HiCare set region to Asia, Country India, check for update and now I download 10.0.0.171
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] dimitrakhs1:
How long after you updated hicare?oops I got it. You're a genius
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] dimitrakhs1:
It's working. Switched to India and right after I received 10
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] solkarsalman:
What does this means?? I am not getting any update for A10. I am from India and have selected all the region settings to India already. Default
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] fahadbashir:
What are you seeking for ? This was to upgrade to Android 10 and you already have it .
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] solkarsalman:
It shows me there but when i go to update it isn't giving me an update am still on 2.1 Android 9. How can i get the update in updater?

Edit: right after going back from this post I got the below update
[Honor View 20 Guides, News, & Discussion] solkarsalman:
This still isn't Android 10.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] golles:
I have a friend who is atm in the east.

Now i'm wondering if he brings me one if I can get it in my own language (dutch) and how should I do it? I couldn't find an answer on this question and hopefully someone here can tell me!

Thank you!
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] lexi1986:
Hello Golles, There are dutch rom's available wich you can flash on the Polaris if the device is Hard-SPL. It's possible to flash the rom in any language.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] flaviopac:
You can flash your phone with every rom here...

And every rom means you can chose from several languages....;)

There are lots of guides... Try to search....;)
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] mcarden2006:
First by no means am I the original creator of this stock recovery.

Out of much research since I soft bricked my new phone found this site that solved my bootloop and no boot problems. If you can fastboot, this will bring your global device back to stock.

Here is the link to the site so you can download the file needed.

https://www.getdroidtips.com/miui-10-4-1-0-redmi-note-8-pro/

You will need to download the fastboot option half way down the page.

If you need help, I will do my best to assist you.
[Android Head-Units] Slatz81:
Hello,

this is my first HU with android.

Unit is:

Kanor

PX5 4GB RAM - 64GB ROM

Android9

MTCD or E

Link:

https://de.aliexpress.com/item/3284...chweb0_0,searchweb201602_8,searchweb201603_52

As i first installed it USB Audio played quite well.

Then, all of the sudden, there is no more Sound out of the USB / Bluetooth connection.:confused:

Radio APP is working properly! I hear "beep" sounds when touching the screen, as it should be.

There is no access to developer options as well.

Already reseted the unit twice, nothing helped.

Can someone please help me out or have a solution for this?

Thanks in advance.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Have a long-term project I've been developing processes for, and now I'm trying to find the most compatible hardware to support this application which involves capturing field data, limited processing of that data, and secure transfer of information to a Qubes Workstation (Fedora Linux) for advanced processing of data to create an analysis report and a task list typically within the Libre Office software suite.

The requirements I am aware of so far, but have issues finding in a single product:

Square screen would be better for apps like Trello, list randomizers, various photo editing and sketch apps.

Should be water proof, military grade.

Should have efficient battery life, and be wearable through certain metal detectors like an Apple Watch. 300-500 mAh

Need to support US sim cards. Was thinking about using Redpocket Annual Prepaid which has sim cards for ATT, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon.

A camera is optional, if text or voice input is reliable for making notes.

Not concerned about Android version or ram/storage specs as long as other hardware requirement are met and operate smoothly.

In the end, I want to do away with my phone altogether, and just have a standalone watch which syncs data to a linux workstation.

A lot of currently available products have one aspect and not another. Need suggestions on figuring out what will work, without personal access to every watch model for testing. Also, have noted WearOS options which come close, but think full Android is required.

Comparision to a Pipboy is a bit exaggerated but currently do have personal inventory management, VATS without time stop, and Star Trek Tricorder Health and Environmental scan capability based on Applied Kinesiology and Remote Viewing skills.

youtube.com/watch?v=_A8yce7Etxc
[Other SmartWatches] iscle:
Have you seen the LEMFO LEM T? It's not waterproof, but it's splash resistant. It's running Android 7.1.1, with an MT6739 and 3GB RAM. Also supports all SIM cards and has 4G and GPS.

Battery life is very good, lasts 5 days in stand by.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
I have, and it's the closest thing as far a watch phone replacement goes, from what I've seen while researching online. Do you have one to test?

Battery size on that one will probably set off metal detector at work, but it's not really important long-term as far as this project is concerned. It would be convenient though to not have to remove it when passing through checkpoints.

Waterproofing is important. Needs to go anywhere. Will probably get a testing watch to refine data collection process, and other prototyping, then order a large amount of custom built watches to spec from China.

Support of Image editing, and processing like this, is helpful for quickly making use of field data on the go and fast analysis. [IMG="Instagram Story Editor Example"]https://photos.app.goo.gl/neYYUs6SJ5jTcDzK9[/IMG]
[Other SmartWatches] iscle:
Yes, I have one! It also has a metal frame that may trigger metal detectors too (I'm not an expert on this topic haha)

Maybe the watch will survive a quick bath on the swimming pool, but I don't want to test it... It has a plastic grommet all around the edge, and in the sim tray and speaker.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Cool. Can you test Evernote, Trello, and Instagram apps? Is it good for note taking and simple image editing with Instagram story editor using emoji scroll list, doodles and text?
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Did a little digging on the 'Smartwatch Ticks' YouTube Channel, as this is the closest thing to comprehensive spreadsheet of specs I can currently find. Going to focus on the Microwear H7, and the Finow Q1 Pro/Q2.

Aliexpress seems to be the best retail outlet for both watches.

Microwear H7 $85

IP68 Waterproof

Android 6

MediaTek MT6737

1gb Ram/8gb Rom

600mAh

320*320 resolution

Non removable bands

Wrist facing camera

Finow Q1 Pro/Q2 $69.99

IP67 Waterproof

Android 6

MediaTek MT6737

1gb Ram/16gb Rom

720mAh

240*240 resolution

Removable bands

Selfie camera

GSM(2G): B3/B5/B8(900/1800/1900)

WCDMA(3G): B1/B2/B5

4G: B3/B7/B20

4G in certain countries. 3G support with T-mobile or AT&T service in US?
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Still researching options for a wearable scanning unit, before making a device purchase sometime before February 2020.

Already have an Amazfit Pace, which is android, but would require custom apps to be made which don't require Google Play services to operate.

Some features I like: Always on screen, charge once per week, passes metal detector at work.

Incompatible features for this project: No sim card, requires phone pairing to setup wifi, no camera, no play store, small screen.

So, there's that. Moving on, we have the Lemfo Lem T, and Lem 4/Pro. Those look like they'll work, but may have issues with personal requirements like passing metal detector at work, and water proofing.

I also have a Moto g6 which could be put in a wrist mount holder like the 'VUP Wristband Phone Holder' on Amazon for under $15.

Like the Lemfo options, this will work, but again battery too big to pass metal detector. Also, have never tested water proofing, and doubt the wristband phone holder would hold up well, even if the phone is waterproof while swimming, for example.

Next, I started looking at Raspberry Pi Pipboys which have been 3d-printed. These could work, but a lot of work in the making. With the right user interface one these could truly be a stand-alone unit without the need for a separate workstation, but currently, I prefer sitting in a chair facing a large screen when dealing with a spreadsheet with lots of data points.

Will contemplate this option.

Last, I found these commercial wrist mounted android devices from Zebra, the WT6000. Made for applications like warehouse barcode scanning while connected to a wifi network. With some modification these would be great. Just add a camera, cell service, and maybe some Bluetooth or wired user input enhancements.

So, far it is looking like the Finow Q1 Pro/Q2 will be my next purchase, but still researching options.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Have gotten the Amazfit Pace working as a reader, by processing information through Libre Office Draw on Desktop, screen clipping graphic image to export to phone to upload to watch face that supports custom background. Either the Watch Faces: 2017, or Golden Rooster.

Noticed that the AmazMod and Calendar widget support iCalendar feed or local file. Could be implemented on device, but in experience the generated graphic files watch/phone background are satisfactory, and don't require list scrolling.

Input options are limited, and really only required for collecting field data, and making notes for feedback on information found on daily generated watchface graphic. For now, I'll probably just use pen and paper to log data later on desktop while creating daily watchface graphic, unless I find a Pace device input logging method I'll use regularly.

Next device should easily input text or voice for notes, which sync to desktop workstation.

Will continue to see what I can get working on Pace until next device purchase.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Going to investigate logging GPX data and exporting to workstation for further analysis. Should be good for recurring outdoor trips, so that anomalous data can be investigated further in the field on return visits. Exploring new territory at this point will require a data scouting trip, in depth analysis on workstation, then generation of an actionable to do list before returning to the field.

Working to reduce number of return visits to an area before being able to exploit collected data, and maximize in field processing capabilities.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
GPX logging works well for phone while driving and watch for walking. In either case, user input of data needs to be hands free since focus on another activity is priority, say jogging or driving. Also, watch device is preferable since it is readily accessible being strapped to wrist and not in a pocket, or a holder that must first be reached for in order to input.

Voice notes associated with GPX data points would be a nice feature. This would either be for personal scouting to data mine local environments, or even serve as a type of blackbox journaling system, or both depending on context. The data still requires a larger screen for advanced processing, either a cell phone for limited in-field processing, or a desktop workstation for in-depth analysis.

Output of analysis result summarized as a watchface graphic or phone wallpaper is a useful way to keep important key points of data in mind during next excursion.

The work continues.
[Other SmartWatches] iscle:
Sorry, I forgot to reply!

I haven't tested it but they should work no problem. Apps like Spotify (which doesn't like small screens) look good.

Maybe you could contact the designer of those watches directly: wiiteer.com
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Cool. I may contact them one day once I have in mind exactly the configuration that is required.

Have been investigating F-Droid apps that don't require Google, and will go that route as much as possible until I have time to develop things more, and the publicly available products mature more.

GPX Data is a good resource, but currently stuck processing it on a larger phone with a GPX map viewer and exporting to an app like Instagram story editor, or Libre Office Draw on Desktop. No FOSS alternative to Instagram story editor currently. Also, the GPX data is recording paths determined by a process similar to dowsing, except there are no rods or pendulums, just a weak or strong muscle response for going left, right or straight at the intersection as you walk the sidewalk, for example.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Found another requirement for running the Termux app to execute shell commands and scripts. Termux requires Android 7.0+. Working with command line interface also requires a keyboard that works well, and a screen with legible text.

Thinking about a round watch with sim that has a dual mode screen that's always on low power display mode until activated to a high power active usage mode. There are a few options out there that I need to further compare by February.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Psi perception has lately gone to Kingwear, and then found the Kospet Hope which is similar in style to my current Amazfit Pace.

Also, there are flash sales for the upcoming Chinese New year on Bang Good, etc.

Kospet Hope 4G SmartWatch Phone 1.39 inch Android 7.1 MTK6739 Quad Core 1.3GHz 3GB RAM 32GB ROM 8.0MP Camera 620mAh ip67
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Did a little research on XDA on the Kospet Hope.

Found this post. https://xdaforums.com/smartwatch/other-smartwatches/kospet-hope-smartwatch-specs-verdict-t3896400

Would a Wear OS watch be better? Tic Watch has an option for Verizon service only. No camera and lower specs in many areas.

Running Termux for Linux CLI with Google voice typing may be all that is required for quick K-ARV field sessions to weigh options and make a decision about something. A camera is nice for scouting notes along with GPX export data.

Guess I'll just have to start somewhere. Readings I do indicate what this will work for, but won't be entirely satisfied for Psi Pipboy application. Maybe just the $15 wrist mount phone holder is what it'll take, but going to risk the investment in small form factor and see what happens.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Can anyone report if Termux installs from F-Droid or Google play on Wear OS?

Probably need one of each, Stand alone watch phone with Android 7+, and Stand alone Wear OS device for testing.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
While investigating the use of CLI on a Wear OS device, I came across this 2019 year end review video of Android Smart Watches. Good to see side-by-sides. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbG6Esx9E7U

Also, of note I would like to support Wear OS, since it what is available at local retail beside Apple Watch and Samsung Tizen watches.

I use a Linux desktop primarily, and like KDE/G Connect to share data across networked Android devices. Not sure if Apple or Tizen offer anything like that, despite being the popular retail options a new student of mine may have on-hand already. Will support Bash CLI scripting since the terminal can run on about any device, and I only need like 3 lines of scripted commands to do about anything I want to test.

Will investigate options like Asteroid OS for MTK6580 watches when I have the time.

Seems like the best option is to wait for better options here, unless I want a stack of mostly unused testing devices piled up somewhere.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Noticed this device the Janus, which was custom ordered by an American living in China who walked in to a factory and asked if they could make a custom watch.

Will keep this option in mind.

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[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Kind of have in mind what I need an Android Watch Phone to do. Will be ditching the regular phone, once I pick an option.

Will investigate car console systems like this one as a mobile data processing center away from home, for further analysis of captured watch data.

https://www.phoenixautomotiveinc.co...avigation-radio-for-chevrolet-cruze-2009-2015

Going to work on voice driven commands, and save home desktop use only for complex analysis and processing of data. Probably will setup a private cloud to database tracked information.

Smarthome is and will be open source Linux and Android device based.

All in an effort to have all devices connected and sync on a local system, where internet is an option, not a requirement. A intranet for home and scouting privacy.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Saw this comment response on the 2019 smart watch review video.

I think 12 hours should be a minimum to make it through waking hours. My Amazfit Pace gets 5 days with an always on, trasflective screen, and not a huge battery.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Was watching a comparison of the Kingwear KC05 and the Lemfo Lem 10. Gives a contrast between round and square.

https://youtu.be/jOSoxyZhh8I

Anyway, if I had to sum up what I'm looking for, it would be something between the Lem 10 and Lem 4 Pro. Lem T is too big. A Lem 4 with Android 7.1.1+, dual cameras, and maybe an always on transflective screen with descent battery life if possible. Ceramic type of casing also. Don't know that it will matter though since it also has a large battery that will likely trigger metal detectors i pass through, Apple Watch and Amazefit Pace do not trigger it, but a stainless steel case with a large battery probably will.

A ROM for such a watch that's always up to date, with all device hardware functional would also be great, please, for the sake of LTS and not selling more watches to existing users. Should instead have existing users convert Apple Watch, Wear OS, Regular iPhone and Android Users to gain market share since this hypothetical watch is so great!
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Finally, stepping back from what I want specifically, and just looking what there is currently. Lemfo Lem T will work for prototyping wearable processes beginning with what I have come to use regularly on a larger phone.

A prototyping device and a daily driver for the masses will be different devices. Looking at the two mainstream watchphones from Mobvoi and Xiaomi with Wear OS, no camera, relatively low spec ROM and storage, fitness oriented, with great battery life.

Good thing I'm not mainstream, else there would be no functional Psi Pipboy/Tricorder prototype, but prototyping comes with the cost of being the first through the door for better or worse. Now to buy another car, and gut the dash to install an Android version of a dash, a gear organizer for inventory management, and offline file syncing between the wearable and dash console to keep the univited prying eyes out.

Will set up a regular blog to document this process development, else I'll ramble on here without tagging or categorizing related thoughts.

Attached an Instagram KRV emoji session on this subject. I have come to assign the Layout columns from left to right as create, preserve, and destroy. Visual to-do list generation for handy wallpapers.

Talk to you later, once I setup a blog, or respond to some comments.
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Ended up ordering the Lemfo Lem 10. Waiting for the Chinese New Year to end for delivery. This model should be good for journalling data with Evernote, or Nextcloud Notes. Maybe it will kind of blend in, unnoticed at work since Apple Watches are common there. Will see.

Missing is a quality second camera, that isn't front facing. Need a good Instagram story editor capable watch phone, square, with a camera pointing towards whatever is in front of you while using the watch. If it can handle that, then the rest should work as well. Until then, I guess text/voice notes, and selfies will suffice. Need to also figure out what accessories to pair with this device. A mini key-chain stylus?
[Other SmartWatches] James C:
Yes on the Kronos Blade Genesis with a 12 O'clock facing camera, and a selfie cam.

https://kronosblade.com/home/id3640/

Will keep on the lookout for a square or rectangular version from someone. Throw in a Transflective on all day screen, and infinite battery life, and I think we'll be approaching a winner.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] Hero1020bb:
Can anyone give me the stock camera apk on the K20 pro I'm on pixel experience and the custom camera only supports one of the three cameras.
[Redmi K20 Pro / Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Questions & Answe] Deleted member 5408779:
It won't work. You will need to take AnxCam.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro Questions & Answers] d2freak:
The built in one can't be turned on for bluetooth earbuds. So what options do I have? I don't want to root.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro Questions & Answers] gursewak.10:
well if you have Google Play Music,it has good equalizer in its app and its a good one for playing music with good bass effects and many more.

moreover most of the other music players has inbuilt equalizers.