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[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] GalaxyA325G:
Thank you for that suggestion, because if it was easy to connect purely over Wi-Fi (sans USB) between adb on the PC and the Android 11+ phone (WITHOUT eyeballing the randomly assigned port address), it would have been documented already (since it's what EVERYONE wants to do).

So we're breaking new ground...

And, while I definitely harbor the optimism that there (almost always) is a way, I do agree that nobody on the Internet (that I can find) has found THAT way.

Still... as you suggested, ladb does have some extra "hooks" on the phone itself which may allow ladb to REPORT back to the PC over Wi-Fi what our EYEBALLS have to see for themselves today (of the random port address).

This report back to the PC (of the random port address) over Wi-FI has to be done in some OTHER protocol than adb itself, I suspect... as it's a chicken-and-the-egg scenario otherwise.

BTW, we "might" be able to use the Android serial number to good effect, but probably not as my tests using the Android serial number only work AFTER the adb connection has been prior established.

C:\> adb devices
*daemon not running; starting now at tcp:5555
*daemon started successfully
List of devices attached

C:\> adb devices
List of devices attached

C:\> adb devices
adb-YFVR80V7YFY-yF7kj8._adb-tls-connect._tcp. device

C:\> scrcpy -s adb-YFVR80V7YFY-yF7kj8._adb-tls-connect._tcp.
C:\> adb connect -s adb-YFVR80V7YFY-yF7kj8._adb-tls-connect._tcp.
C:\> adb connect -s 192.168.0.2
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] GalaxyA325G:
Thank you for that pointer to Shizuku which, like ladb, I had never heard of until you mentioned it as a possible solution.

What's nice is Shizuku has its own updated tutorial on XDA Developers which, at least, is aware of the new Android 11+ Developer options:Wireless debugging toggle, as it says...

By which they really mean:

I'm not rooted; but, since Shizuku can be started on the Android device, maybe it can be used to tell the computer over Wi-Fi what the current random port address assignment is (or the unencrypted adb connect command) or the random port and pin assignment (for the encrypted adb connect command).
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] زين:
MOD EDIT: ENGLISH TRANSLATION ADDED

I want to apply this program, Yasser, as much as possible

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ااريدتطبيق هذا البرنامح ياسر مايمكن
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] زين:
MOD EDIT: ENGLISH TRANSLATION ADDED

and not google

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وغير قوقل
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] GalaxyA325G:
1. This thread is a question (mostly) about a missing XDA tutorial.

2. The NEED for the tutorial is embedded in the details

Essentially...

a. We need an updated adb TUTORIAL for Android 11+ new features

b. Specifically, how to connect COMPLETELY via Wi-Fi (no USB)

Keeping in mind...

i. The OLD USE model used adb over USB first

ii. And then, after USB connection, adb could move to Wi-Fi

What we want is...

A. The Android 11+ use model is to eliminate the need for USB

B. But STILL connect using adb over Wi-Fi from the PC

Where...

A. The OLD use model was done COMPLETELY from the PC

B. And we're simply trying to REPLICATE that old use model

However... the problem is...

1. So far, we MUST first ascertain VISUALLY the random port (& PIN)

2. Which means we can no longer connect FROM the PC

That's the problem exposed by this thread, in a nutshell...

But... I do NOT understand what the two posts above are asking us to answer...

a. "I want to apply this program, Yasser, as much as possible"

b. "And not google"

Huh?

A. Which program? (adb? ladb? shizuku?)

B. Who (or what?) is Yasser?

C. And what does "not Google" have to do with it?

D. What does that poster want as an "answer"?

I want to help the guy (just as I'd want to help anyone).

But I don't understand what the heck the guy is even asking.

Can someone translate that English translation to something that makes sense in English that can be answered in English?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] chaoscreater:
Does anyone know if there's an intent to jump directly to the Wireless Debugging page? I'm using an automation to grab the IP and port from that page and then passing it to Termux via a Termux Tasker plugin Everything works fine and it's pretty much 99% automated, but ideally I wanna jump straight to the Wireless Debugging page. At the moment, I'm having to automate jumping from Developer Settings and then find the "Wireless Debugging" text and if found, click into it. It works, but would be better if I can improve this step.
[Touch HD Accessories] tsipistri:
The ultra clear Brando screen protector for hd

1 It fits perfect (because is 1/2 mm smaller than the original and it fits perfect at the edges)

2 Covers the entire screen

3 it disappears the Whiteness under big viewing angles (this phenomenon appears with the original screenprotector )
[Touch HD Accessories] friscoltu959:
Can you post, link or price, or...
[Touch HD Accessories] Insaneboy:
http://shop.brando.com.hk/prod_detail.php?prod_id=02912&dept_id=039&cat_id=0980

I'm wondering which one should i get, the screen protector or the invisible shield?
[Touch HD Accessories] maziboss:
i bought brando ultraclear. Now i'm waiting :)
[Touch HD Accessories] Strus:
I just ordered it as well.

Looks cool and got a lot positive reviews. Should be ok than
[Touch HD Accessories] Atze001:
The Brando Ultra Clear fits perfect on the Touch HD.

For me I use the Brando´s screen protectors for years and I think it´s the best you can get.
[Touch HD Accessories] apd:
I have the Ultraclear and found it is about 1mm too short - it leaves a very small amount of fascia just below the buttons unprotected.

That said, it is better than the rubbish one that comes in the box.

If you are in the UK, they are available from Inkino from stock.
[Touch HD Accessories] riz157:
I bought mine from xpansys which is quite good, fits brilliantly & covers full screen exactly. you get two in the pack

http://www.expansys.com/htc/p_htc_item.aspx?i=173045
[Touch HD Accessories] fdevogel:
I agree it's too small, but much better then the htc one.
[Touch HD Accessories] skinniebone:
im also thinking of getting that screen protector. but yall saying is doesn't fit the whole screen. is it noticeable. can you guys show a pics with the screen protector on the phone. thanks in advance.
[Touch HD Accessories] AFW:
My Brando Ultra Clear arrived in yesterday's mail from Hong Kong. Now I feel like a total idiot ... I can't get this @&%@ thing to stick down and stay on the screen. How on earth does it attach? There's no adhesive or sticky side. I've spent an hour trying to fit it to the Touch HD. Lots of bubbles - the screen looks like it has leprosy. I've washed it, cleaned it, tried everything I know.

HELP! Please!! :confused::eek:

BTW, it has a cut-out for the light sensor, but not for the front cam (which the stock HTC one has).
[Touch HD Accessories] ed2004:
is Brando's soft film?
[Touch HD Accessories] lakers8833:
This screen protector is 100x better than the stock one, in my opinion. Here's a picture for size reference
[Touch HD Accessories] Nara-e-Mastana:
Yes indeed...I can see...it fits very well...no edges...
[Touch HD Accessories] KASM:
Are you trying to put on the actual screen protector or the piece of film that covers the protector when you open that pack? I was doing this myself for a couple of minutes, if its the top cover then its quite rubbery and green tinted, the actual screen protector is probably still stuck to the back cover of the protector still as mine was.

As for the Brando protector once it's on its a lot more impressive than the HTC one from the box, there is a very tiny gap at the bottom of the screen but less than a mm and doesn't affect useage.
[Touch HD Accessories] AFW:
Thanks for replying, KASM! No, I'm using the clear Utra Clear itself and not the bluey-green film that protects the protector. The instructions say that one should fit the protector to the device and then remove the green film. I tried that, with no success whatsoever. After fiddling for a while the clear protector had fingerprint smudges, so I washed it (without the device, as the instructions recommend :D), dried it with a hairdryer (as recommended) and tried for another hour.

This is rather infuriating as I'm considered rather handy with little tech thingies ... I can't quite change a transistor on the silicon, but doing electronics is a doddle, so why the $@#& is this giving me such grief... :eek:
[Touch HD Accessories] Valti:
AFW, did you try the other side of this screen-protector?

Cos normally they have that sticky surface covered by this blueish-greenish film
[Touch HD Accessories] KASM:
Although I got mine on with little fuss, I must have made a hash of cleaning the screen as it shows as lots of dust particles underneath the SP, have to do the damn thing again after cleaning it.

Determined to get it right after spending so much on a piece of plastic.:(
[Touch HD Accessories] pride429:
Mine arrived this afternoon BUT after a number of failed attempts to get a perfect fit I think I might need to give the screen protector a wash :eek:

Does anyone have any tips on the best way to wash the screen protector before I try to reapply it (I suspect that flinging it in the washing machine isn't considered a good move :p)
[Touch HD Accessories] pzucchel:
I am waiting for my ultra-clear, i beg on my knees somebody with a "BRANDO deployment certification" to kindly explain the process so that i avoid to put my self-confidence at stake!

:eek::eek::eek::eek:
[Touch HD Accessories] Noony:
I'm using the original screen protector for now. But I thought I would mention how I got the bits/dust off mine. I peeled it pack and used sellotape on the sticky side of the protector before reapplying. A bit like taking fluff off your clothes! Anyway it worked for me...
[Touch HD Accessories] cdubalaru:
I bought an Brando Ultra-Clear and it doesn't fit on my device. It is shorter the the display, the curve from up and down doesn't follow the display curve, the cut for the speaker and light sensor is 2 millimeters left than it should be :mad:

I kindly advice you to not buy this pice of s****t.
[Touch HD Accessories] Imperium:
Then you are doing something wrong... because it's a perfect fit here.
[Touch HD Accessories] cdubalaru:
Believe me, I don't doing anything wrong. The hole for speaker and sensor light is not in center of the device. The cut in the screen protector for the speaker it not fits. I seams they are wrong. They put the glue on the wrong face of the screen protector. If I put the protector over the scree with the face with glue up it fits almost perfectly (it remains about 1/2 mm on the bottom side of the screen uncovered).
[Touch HD Accessories] winwiz:
this screen protector absolutely crap. firstly it is a couple of mm too small, secondly ive had it for a few weeks and there are scratches all over - i do not recommend
[Touch HD Accessories] pzucchel:
for your information: there are three layers. two are protective layers, one is the actual screen. I don't know if it will last like that, but after applying it....i couldn't say if i actually did it or i still have to start. It is INVISIBLE....

Indeed, the HTC protector is not too bad but, in my opinion, has ONE defect: seen from a side, it makes the screen look "white" and with low contrast....the brando remains nicely black.
[Touch HD Accessories] d.cortez:
i like the brando clear screen protector... i appreciate that it's slightly shorter than the stock one; this ensures a flush fit. no worries about corners not sticking. for dust specs, follow Brando's tip: use the sticky side of scotch tape or clear packing tape to remove dust specs from the sticky side of the protector. the tip worked for me...in fact, it took 3 attempts to get the protector perfectly aligned (to my liking) and there are NO dust specs at all.
[Touch HD Accessories] Cheesy Dave:
The Brando ultra clear works fine for me.

It is so so much better than the HD one in the box.

It takes care to get the fit right. I do see on the right of the light sensor that the fit is not perfect - the Brando hole is about 1mm too big on the right. But, you really have to look carefully to notice. There is also about 0.5 mm gap at the bottom but I think that is OK as you never see it and eventually it gives an easier way to remove it.

I have not seen this 3 layer approach to screen protectors before but it worked fine.

The only comment I would make is that the Brando needs more frequent polishing than the bare HD.

I would highly recommend it - you don't notice it at all and it's a huge improvement over the in-box protector.
[Touch HD Accessories] JamesSt:
The Brando screen protector is superb. Fits the HD perfectly. It's invisible, really can't tell it's there. Certainly a million times better than the one in the box.

Why get a device with a fantastic display like the HD and compromise it with a second-rate screen protector when this only sets you back about £12 including delivery?

I also highly recommend Inkino. They've delivered both my screen protector and 2 Active Brodit holders quickly. They're cheap and there's been absolutely no fuss.
[Touch HD Accessories] ujkadusko:
Brando is perfect...much,much better then original.Completly transparent,easier to install on corners and edges of screen.

Highly recommended especialy with Piel Frama case
[Touch HD Accessories] cdubalaru:
After this precious information I finally managed to stick it on my device. speaking of transparency is better than the original one but about the dimensions the original HTC is better. I'll see in the next few days how I like it.
[Touch HD Accessories] Bathyon:
Is there any difference in touch sensititivity when using different screen protectors?
[Touch HD Accessories] AFW:
You're right, pzucchel! I thought it was a bit thick, but it was me not the Brando. I scampered off to retrieve my almost-discarded Ultra Clear, separated the two clear films, and the 'master' film fell into place with not a bubble. At last, a decent screen protector.
[Touch HD Accessories] dakiz71:
This happens because your Brando UC Screen Protector is FALSE, just an imitation. I am sure of what I am saying since I bought a false one, too and it had the same defects. I returned the false item to the ebay reseller and I am waiting for a refund. I have ordered a new Brando from Brando itself now.

If you do not trust me just look at the colors of the carton cover, they are just a color copy of the original at a slightly lower resolution. I could discover this thing when I ordered an original Brando for my Xperia. Putting the two brandos side by side I had a shock! the one for HTC was evidently a false!
[Touch HD Accessories] Saros:
Strange, I've physically tried to scratch it and it wouldn't scratch. It is in my pocket with my coins and USB thumbdrive (with no cap) almost all day long and I still have no scratch. I think, like dakiz71 said, you might have gotten a fake.

It is also only shorter on the bottom part of the screen, I use a silicone case (the Brando one) and it really isn't noticable.

It is really "ultra clear". I have had many many people asking me, "aren't you going to buy a screen protector?". And like some people mentioned, it seems to be somewhat anti-glare as well, but it still is very shiny at some angles.

And yes, it is a fingerprint magnet, that is, I feel, the only true downside as I have an oily face :(
[Touch HD Accessories] HD1:
Stock screen protector what is better?

I have been using the stock screen protector now for a month with no problems. The first time I put it on it wasn't easy.

After aboout a week some of the bubblesdidn't go away . So I peeled it off and rinsed it off in warm waterand was able to install it with no problems. I guess the warm water made it pliable. I carry the phone in my shirt pocket. Have had no issues with scratches or peeling
[Touch HD Accessories] amitgumber:
Guys try this, probably the best available.

http://www.martinfields.co.uk/dis_product.asp?model=HTC_HDTouch&modeln=Touch HD&prod_type=screen
[Touch HD Accessories] CarpeNoctum:
I 've been reading here and in other forums how crappy the Brando UC Screen Protector is. Well, since it is hard for me to trust any other SP I ordered one directly from Brando's e-shop. Well, guess what. They might have changed them cause mine fits absolutely perfectly. I don't know if it will be prone to scratches as many people have said but that remains to be seen. So as far as the length of the protector is concerned don't worry at all.
[Touch HD Accessories] swiftytom:
I got my new Touch HD yesterday and I tried applying the stock protector , since they gave me a wrong Brando protector in the shop (for Touch Pro). So applying the stock one was just practice to me. It really is quite big, so I couldn't manage to apply it without it overlapping on one side creating a huge bubble there.

Anyway, I'll be getting the proper Brando today, and I want to ask - from which edge of the phone is it best to start applying it? If I start from the speaker side (top->down), a slight misalignment will cause it to go to side near the buttons. If I start from the long side edge (right->left), it will probably be aligned on the long sides nicely, but it might be off vertically.... so, how did you apply yours? :)
[Touch HD Accessories] InsolentMinx:
i failed miserably with the original SP, got dust all over it so threw it away (didn't know it was washable)

Bought a 4 pack off eBay for £2.98. they have the ear hole, but none for the front camera (not that i'll use it).

it's a little smaller than the screen (1mm) but looks fine.

It is showing scratches though already, but rather the SP than the actual screen!

I might invest in an expensive one if it really starts to bother me...

I see Brando do a mirror SP too (for looking up girl's skirts at Star Trek conventions)

http://shop.brando.com.hk/mirror-screen-guarder-for-htc-touch-hd_p03216c0980d039.html
[Touch HD Accessories] custardo01:
Mine was fitted in a shop and I watched him start at the top. Once it was aligned there he just let it sort of fall onto the screen letting it do the work rather than him do the work if that makes sense. He then smoothed from top to bottom with cloth - perfect fit. If you are getting it from a shop I'm sure they would fit it for you.

Relax and don't stop breathing :)
[Touch HD Accessories] swiftytom:
Hehe I can't really relax for that...when I was applying the stock one, it was more like as if I was preparing the bathroom for a brain operation or something :) But then again, it paid off, I didn't get a single piece of dust on the protector, I just couldn't be bothered when I saw how hard it was to align. They probably could apply the Brando for me in shop, however I doubt they would achieve same dust-free environment as I can at home...so I'd rather keep trying myself. I suppose I will try top->down again.

edit: Yay, I managed a perfect installation without a single dust spec or bubble. I went top down, first pressing the edge of the protector against the little edge (or gap) on the top of the phone and then using the speaker cutout to align it. I made a nice fit after second try, even though the protector is like 1mm to the right but it's not askew so it's ok. The tiny uncovered gap below the soft buttons doesn't bother me at all either.
[Touch HD Accessories] c6638746:
Brando screen protector, think twice!

I have to disagree. At first I was very excited it about it but then... I find it horrible! I was not able to use it. Could not get rid of the bubbles. I think its cut too big! Wash it and nothing but dust gets caught on the backing that sticks to the screen which has some kind of glue like surface. After washing it gets marks all over and dust. I wasted my money. Expensive, not worth it, needs work. I have installed many screen protectors on my touch hd.
[Touch HD Accessories] InsolentMinx:
well, i ordered an ultra-clear from the Brando site.

originally bought 4 cheap protectors off eBay, i'm on my 3rd after a month, they scratch soooo easilly! (but thankfully it wasn't the actual screen!)

Looking forward to receiving the quality product! :D

$13 (inc shipping) is a small price to pay for the protection of the screen on a £500 phone :cool::eek:
[Touch HD Accessories] InsolentMinx:
i got my Ultra Clear yesterday and put it on today.

It's a perfect fit... no gaps at the bottom, it covers 100% of the available screen!

took me a few attempts to get it right, but I'm very happy with the final result, no bubbles at all, it's completely invisible! :)
[Touch HD Accessories] n2daico:
Does anyone have the Brando "mirror screen guarder"?
[General Questions and Answers] EgoCaballus:
I use an older Samsung Note 4 with the latest stock OS allowed for it. I have had an issue since day one that I can't seem to find a solution.

I want to be able to disable the screen from turning on, unless I hit one of the physical buttons (typically Home or Right side button). The reason is that notifications and other background processes keep lighting up the screen. Sometimes, the screen will just stay on and not timeout. Also, if the phone is in my pocket, it senses my body and starts interacting as though its my fingers. I am only aware of this once the phone heats up and then all my icons are messed up. The biggest problem is the battery drain from all this. Setting the timeout short does not really help and is kinda annoying itself.

I have not been able to find a setting or app than can suppress this. All of my searches just turn up the opposite solution to keep the screen active constantly.

Is it possible to disable the screen until an actual physical button is pressed? If so, what is the solution? New OS, new phone, app?

Thanks.
[Google Pixel 3 Questions & Answers] TheBumWhoTouchedBums:
anyone have any recommendations for pixel 3 roms other than lineage?
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[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] paradoxiumwind:
https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/p/gcam-oneplus-5-5t/

This one even using the config file for it results in blurry images for me. The camera crashes in night mode. Quality in less-than-sunglight-lighting is abysmal.

So what you guys use?
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] DoR3M3:
It's been a long time since I've looked at this, but I see there is a OnePlus Camera apk.

Download OnePlus Camera APKs for Android - APKMirror

Download OnePlus Camera APKs for Android - APKMirror Free and safe Android APK downloads

www.apkmirror.com

Have tried using the OnePlus camera on a ROM?

I'm going to give this a go, and I'll report back how this worked out...
[Samsung Galaxy A6 Questions & Answers] Thunderbolt8:
I'd like to know whether the RAW/DNG image format is supported by my A600FN/DS phone. I cant find any such setting to specify neither with the stock camera app nor opencamera.

Android 10, A600FNXXU9CVB1, 3.18.140-20847361
[Samsung Galaxy A6 Questions & Answers] nqnxev:
Try GCam:

https://gcambrasil.com.br/file/samsung/GC_3.2.045_final_3.4_kenzo.apk
[Touch Cruise General] aIucard:
Hi, i have some issue with my htc touch cruise

when i start tomtom navigator i only have a 2D display, and the 3D display is not available

i made many update of the gps navigator but it was useless

i may think the rom version is a old one (1.25.406.1 FRE)

is a rom update will fix the gps issue ?

thx
[Touch Cruise General] gnick666:
Why would a ROM update solve it?

Check the TomTom settings for that...