yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] Zappza:
Hi!

In the UK we have a website called iPlayer where you can access all of BBC's content from the previous week.

This website is available to two mobile phones, the Apple iPhone and the Nokia N96.

The way this is made available to the iPhone, is that the iPlayer website detects that it is been browsed from an iPhone, and therefore it gains access to streams that are encoded in 400Kbps H.264 video, 116Kbps AAC audio format, which the G1 should also be able to handle perfectly. However, when I try to browse to the iPlayer website I am prompted to download Flash, which the regular desktop version uses.

Now, I believe that there is three solutions to this:

1. Wait for BBC to enable G1 users to access the iPlayer the same way as the iPhone out of the box. - Ideal, but likely to take some time.

2. Mask the G1's browser to look like the iPhone's Safari browser - Best solution at the moment.

3. Wait for flash to arrive - Not ideal, you will get a format on the video that is encoded for PC users, and will probably even be unplayable on the G1 due to the high resolution on the video.

As most people would agree, we should try to mask the G1 browser as the iPhone Safari browser, I am not so much into the world of web browsers, so I do not now how to do this. I understand that we need to change the signature of the browser, but I don't have a slightest clue on how to do so.

Therefore I ask the know-it-all's here on the xda-dev forums!

link to the BBC iPlayer teams blog about iPlayer on iPhone:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2008/03/bbc_iplayer_on_iphone_behind_t.html

Thanks a lot!

Zappza

edit:

It seems that if you use the third-party browser 'Steel' you can choose what to mask it as, however, there seems to be no video streaming capabilities in Android?

The webpage loads as if it was on the iPhone, but when you try to select a episode, nothing happens...
[G1 Android Development] jacex0:
i believe the steel browser in the apps can do this. correct me if im wrong.
[G1 Android Development] IzzeLing:
You are correct, Steel allows you to pretend the browser is the iPhones, G1's, or Desktop.
[Amazfit] whitexmatt:
Hello.

Is there any way to make a font bigger in this watch?

I saw a way to change font in amazfit bip using Gadgetbridge.

Someone tried with X?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] asid:
Hello

i´have found this site http://pockethacks.com/boost-wifi-signal-on-your-pocket-pc/.

Does anyone think this will work ?

My problem is that my AP is upstairs (Level 2), my room is on Level 0, with my MDA Pro i get the wifi signal only on the toilet(!), but i want it in my other rooms too.

And i think, if this Hardware Modification will work it will solve my problem.

If it works......what do you think?

thanks for answers

asid
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] kecido:
Yes asid, anything that by any means "boost" the signal -in this case by adding extra gain using another antenna- should work, how good? Well, that's another story.

Anyway, I considered myselft the idea of directly change the internal antennas (not just the WiFi oen, but also the GSM and the BT) with another ones made by me with fractal shapes, but I sold my good old uni, so, the rest is history...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] m0nk3hjam:
Done it and it works very well!

I came across your post and had a little look at the tweak, seemed relativly straight forward and i just so happened to have an old nokia to pull apart for the arial.

The tweak took about 20 mins with the only things to watch out for being:...

the forth torque screw hidden under a tiny red sticker (you will see it! dont worry).

You need a very thin guaged wire as there is very little space inside.

After the tweak i have found a greatly improved wifi range anda lot less signal drop in general.

Well worth it, especially as you dont really need anything more than a t6 screwdriver, a small headed phillips and a very thin wire.

:)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] toxicdog:
What if we connect the wifi antenna to the headphone socket? So then, if we need a boost to the wifi signal, we will plug in our headsets, and it will be an 1m long wifi antenna? Is that possible?

Is there any risk connecting the antenna to the headphone socket?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] rajivshahi:
:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

the headphone socket is not linked to wifi at all so this won't work.... and another thing is you may short circuit your device by plugging that in....
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] toxicdog:
I was just thinking on connecting one pin of the socket, and the wifi antenna together, with a wire, inside the device.

But if that makes a short circuit, its a bad idea.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] -Jonny-:
Yes it may work.

I remember that originally mobile phones used this method to boost their signal. However, that was soon noted to be a bad idea, as it meant the radio signal was going straight into your ear :eek:! I don't know if wifi is any less worse:confused:.

As for short circuit, I would think the worse that would happen is that you'd loose the signal, but the effect would not be permanent once you remove the connection again (however, I obviously cannot guarantee this:o)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] rajivshahi:
Yea the problem is Uni having wireless b not g so i personally have this problem as some of the new modems are only g and a compatible ......

wish we could change the wifi with the new hardware from newnew phones....:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] rajivshahi:
Or i can use sd card with g capabilities but has to compromise with the storage then....:(:(:(:(:(:(
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] -Jonny-:
Uni can be made 802.11g compatable (but will not have the g speeds)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] rajivshahi:
is it a hardware change or software... i remember applying some software named wirelesslanbgon which didn't seem to work .....:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] -Jonny-:
It's a registry setting, as I was led to believe the Uni is capable of connecting to 802.11g. I thought all ROM builders put it in their ROM. Hold on, I'll see what I can dig up...

Ok, hopefully this will work - you'll still get 802.11b speeds (11 Mbit/s)

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMM\TIACXWLN1\PARMS: dot11SupportedRateMask=1

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMM\TIACXWLN1\PARMS: dot11SupportedRateMaskG=8

then soft-reset

Let us know if it works (I've got 802.11b router, so can't test it)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] inobscurity:
Did anyone ever test this to see if it works?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] echista:
Hello friends I have an old Xiaomi mobile phone. The battery of this mobile phone is damaged and it is no longer worth buying. How can I turn it on without a battery and using an adapter? I saw a tutorial video on YouTube that taught this. But in this video, it is said that the voltage and current may be different. I watched this video:

Please tell me exactly should I consider the output voltage of the battery?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] L8ter:
There is no universally valid answer to this question. Some smartphones with a removable battery can only be started with the power supply unit. However, the majority of smartphones do not work without a battery.

If you're trying to connect the cables directly to the contacts with solder or clamps, it will be a question of voltage

A charger puts out ~5V, but the batteries that go with it have a voltage of around 3.6V, at least.

When the battery is empty it should still have >3V, when it is fully charged <4V.

Haven't dealt with it yet, but I think that you could simulate a battery with a voltage between 3-4V, as long as the power supply does not break down even at the highest current consumption.

But that is all theory and the main question is, if your Xiaomi runs without a battery.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] echista:
Thank you for your advice. If you watch this video on YouTube, you have set the voltage to 3.7. Interestingly, it starts the mobile phone with a normal adapter and DC step-down module. But the mobile phone in this video is Huawei
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Reap3r_2000:
idk about your specific phone but i have a condor t5 ( algerian/chinese generic phone) and i was able to run with 5v directly to phone power pins. no battery

i used the charge that came with it and a cut usb cable.

i also tried powering it from my pc directly but since it can't handle more than 500ma it booted a little and then shutdown before finishing.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zozomon:
I have powered ON an old Xiaomi note 3 Pro without battery attached successfully with an 5V2A xiaomi charger. Not sure if other model will have the same result not.

Failed to power ON with lower rating charger.
[Moto G 5G Plus Questions & Answers] Poul Erik:
The "Find my device" voice, "I´m Here" spontaniously activates on my Moto G 5G Plus from time to time. I have deactivated "Find my device" in settings, but it stil comes on, quite loudly, even though the phone is set on silent. It can be quite annoying, especially if it does it in the middle of a meeting. Does enyone have an explanation and a solution?
[Moto G 5G Plus Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Is it possible someone else has access to your account and is triggering it?
[Moto G 5G Plus Questions & Answers] Poul Erik:
I don't think so, but I can't rule it out. But the strange thing is, “Find my device" is deactivated. But a change of login is probably a good idea. I presume it is my Google account you are refering to.
[Moto G 5G Plus Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
Yep.

Go to myaccount.google.com/security

Change your password and use a minimum of 8 characters with at least 1 of each: upper case, lower case, number, special character. You can make it easy by substituting characters or numbers for letters in a word: automobile becomes @Ut0mOb!l3

Turn on 2 step verification. Recommend you use your phone number as it's less likely that someone can intercept your texts, vs have access to your email if they already have your password

Next go to myaccount.google.com/device-activity and sign out any devices you don't recognize
[Moto G 5G Plus Questions & Answers] Poul Erik:
Thanks for your detailed reply. By the time I read it, I had been through all the steps. Change of password, signouts and check for unauthorized activity. I couldn't find any, so I guess I'll just have to wait and see - unless others have better ideas.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] mithritades:
is the diamond tweak and advance configuration tool the same thing or can i run both?....if they are the same,which one has more settings?:)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] majorassface:
They are two different apps and yes you can use them both. There are a few options that one can do that the other can't, goes both ways. I use them both for different reasons. You will find Advanced config is a full set of configuration options while Diamond tweaks is just a number of tweaks.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] mithritades:
thnx major!...sorry there's no thnx button!(:D)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite] horsecharles:
Just a general FYI, kids.

Last manual check Feb 23 negative, then 28th 12\1am presented.

(Previous Android 12 had been auto downloaded)

Jan. patch separate download.

Everything plus separate Samsung apps updates collectively took 60\90 minutes.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Matthijs0402:
I replaced the usb-c port and battery of my OP 7 at the beginning of december. I used original replacement parts. Within a month the performance of the battery had degraded significantly.

The battery also was expanding and pushing off the backcover.

At the end december the supplier provided me with a new battery. The same thing happened to the 2nd battery. So I got a new battery at the end of January again. Now it is the end of February and it is happening all over again.

Is there anyone with the same experience?

I have no clue what the real cause of this issue is. The possible causes in my opinion could be:

Something did break in my mainboard. (Just a coincidence it happened around the same time)

The new usb-c port assembly contains a broken controller. (No clue how much logic/controller is on that assembly)

The new battery, original replacement part for 6T/7, is slightly different to original battery and therefore incompatible.

Charger is broken and therefore providing more current than allowed. (Very unlikely in my opinion)
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] V0latyle:
I would have replaced the port assembly the first time it caused a battery failure. While some lithium polymer battery expansion is normal, it shouldn't be excessive.
[OnePlus 7 Questions & Answers] Matthijs0402:
My original usb port and battery didn't cause any issues. My usb port was just too loose. So the cable didn't stay connected anymore.

I choose to replace my battery as well, as I prefer to not place back the battery as it could be damaged after removal.

But I still have the original one. I could place that one back. If that starts expanding too after a few weeks. We are sure the new batteries are good. But the issue is either in the usb port assembly or the main board.
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Yosoygodot:
My phone started to randomly crash after installing the first update of Android 13. First it was once every 2 weeks, then 1 week and then it was daily. I tried to flash Android 12 and Android 11 to no avail. I formatted it, emptied caches and the error persisted. I left it and last week I tried to update it and root it. Surprisingly it stayed on for longer and I discovered:

- It doesn't crash as long as I stay with the Internet off.

- I can connect to the network via Bluetooth.

- If I turn the WiFi on whole connected to the network via Bluetooth it doesn't crash, it will once I disconnect the Bluetooth connection.

I have attached the last_kmsg file
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Piercy0812:
This happened to my mother too, seems one of the recent updates has busted wifi. We tried to factory reset and now the phone boot loops.

Also, they updated the security version with this update, so cant even downgrade.

Really looks like samsung have screwed this update up.
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Yosoygodot:
I have manager to get a stable experience by flashing the latest lineage os GSI. It is a bit sketchy if you want to have all the functionalities (wide angle lens, fingerprint sensor etc) but it still works as a daily driver
[Samsung Galaxy A52 5G] Piercy0812:
Ill give that a go, currently trying the UK Vodafone Firmware to see if that works, otherwise I might try what youve done.

I don't tend to buy samsungs, this is my mothers phone, but for me this is a huge red flag not to. Not only did the update break the phone, but they also increased the security bit so you cannot downgrade
[Android Head-Units] AGWSEG:
i have car head unit

junsun v1 pro?? 4G

8259 model

ON MY PEUGEOT 207 MY:2007

with

***** serial number: 0123456789ABCDEF

***** firmware installed:

"full_825X_Pro-Octa 10 PPR1.180610.011 eng.root.20200426.093427 userdebug"

***** version build : android-trunk-p0.825X_Pro

***** HMI: JC.G5.D.Q.F.02.2021.08.06.11.00

***** MCU: TS-G5.200710(H)

***** MEDIA: HC_v2.0.0_210706_1130 (v1.83)

***** BTV: BT.21.08.02.1945(02:00:92:88:68:76)

PLEASE HELP ME I NEED :

1) The user manual

2) Installation manual

3) To update the firmware please give me the link to the right firmware for my device

PLEASE SENT MESSAGES AND TO MY email:

koz19xal67@gmail.com

many thanks to anyone………………..
[Android Head-Units] m00n61:
https://xdaforums.com/t/junsun-v1-pro-mtk8259-mtk8257-firmware.4283365/unread
[Android Head-Units] marioti:
hi to all. I've installed the newest soft from first page of this thread. But now i can't see a dvr app in system. Is there a way to download an original app?

And one more. On the newest update, there's a Netflix app, but i can't run it.
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
In factory settings (code 8878) you may find your required software in submenu "Menu icon".
[Android Head-Units] Slavomir4379:
I have a similar car radio. Do you recommend me to update?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Jay-_-91:
Hi y'all,

I decided to get a Diamond from Orange on a contract, it will be here Tuesday with any luck :). However, I read some very positive reviews and some that made the Diamond sound awful.

The main issues that people had were battery time and a need to 'tweak' it, the problem is me and technology have a love-hate relationship (I love it, Technology hates me). could anybody please recommend me some of these ROMs and other modifications i can download,

Thanks in advance,

Jason.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] blake_spector:
I'd say the forum search will lead you to all kinds of modifications possible. Just spend some time with your 'new technology', i'm sure it'll start loving you as you do ;-)

Other than that, i recommend the Aztor ROM's (though its the only one i've tried so far, have absolutely no needs changing it) very 'stock-ish', great performance. And i think "touchlockpro" is absoluty neccessary for actually using this device as a phone (haha).

Have fun not-bricking your diamond ;-)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Jay-_-91:
Thanks blake_spector, how easy is t to brick the Diamond? and can it be fixed after it is bricked, sorry for the amount of questions i am asking.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] blake_spector:
well bricking it is very easy i guess.

just be carefull with the flashing, i don't know how much expierience you have with that kind of things.. and read the instructions multiple times before starting.

i'm also more of an end-user than developer, i got it sorted out - phone running perfectly. so don't worry, just be careful. :-)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] peterc10:
Reading these forums the answer could be "very easy", although it is only a small minority that do. Recovery depends upon why it was bricked - there are certainly some requests for help with respect to that in this forum that appear to be unanswered. But remember this is a large forum covering people living all over the world.

Being in the UK like me we have lots of consumer protection laws, but the problem is if you start playing with the ROMs then most of them and the warranties start getting very difficult to enforce from a practical point of view.

With regards to ROMs try the new Orange one (if it is not already on your phone) that can be downloaded from their website. I found it improved speed and battery life quite a bit and it has no visible Orange tweaks. And applying it it won't affect your warranty.

Working on the principle that it is a very expensive toy to break I have played safe and only downloaded one or two apps (not ROMs) from here, and they have worked fine. I have also SIM unlocked by buying an unlock code from http://www.htccode.com/ rather than flashing a new ROM, which is what is involved in many of the unlocking procedures on this site. I am not suggesting they are dangerous, just that I would rather play safe and keep my warranty for the extra £10 or so it cost me.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] H3x:
Only if you regularly flash different ROMs to your phone do you run a risk of bricking it. Also with some of the custom-made bootloaders e.g. hardSPL installed first, your chances of bricking decline even more. I'm still on my stock ROM and imho I don't see a reason to change.

As for installing programs (from .cab files), I really can't see any reason to be wary. I serisouly doubt wether 3rd party app. can ruin your device. But even if this does occur, all it would take is a hard-reset to restore your device to working (brand-new, in fact) condition. Third-party applications are THE reason for switching to the WM platform so don't be afraid to download and go crazy.

As to your question re. tweaking apps, try Schap's Advanced Configuration tool.
[Redmi Note 9T] ivanrak:
If anyone has any ideas to help feel free to share.

To keep it short

-phone was working fine

-chrome and whatsapp stopped working

-everything else appeared fine, another browser worked

-reboot it and it just shuts off

-holding the power button does nothing, also cant open recovery mode, no logo just a black screen

-tried with a charger same thing

Also is it possible to recover photos from it somehow if its dead?

Thx in advance
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] JALUK:
On having the phone in my pocket it suffered some minor scratches from my keys on the outer screen protector (when in phone mode) that is installed by default. Possible to remove and to install a matte SP ?
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] dallas1164:
Yes. I have changed mine a few times.
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] babaorum1973:
Yes me too
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] JALUK:
Thanks. Where did you get the replacement screen protector from ?
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] JALUK:
Where did you get the replacement SP from ?
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] dallas1164:
I got mine at Aliexpress. Fairly quick shipping
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] Mickey Padge:
I put a matte screen protector on the inner screen, looks amazing! Also from Aliexpress.
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] StupendousJ:
Good evening Mickey,

Is it easy to remove the existing inner screen protector and replace with the Matte one. The fingerprints are driving me mad on the factory installed one!

If you don't mind me asking,. What one did you go for on AliExpress? How are you getting on with it?
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] metalvibe:
Just be like me, leave the existing inner screen protector and just put the Matte one on top of it. Of course make sure you clean it properly before applying. Can't even tell that there's 2 screen protectors on the inner screen :-)
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] StupendousJ:
Thanks for the reply metalvibe. So no issues with gaps or folding the phone shut with the additional inner protector. Any specific recommendations on AliExpress?
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] metalvibe:
I haven't encountered any problems, have had the device for about 3 months, changed the inner screen protector about 4 times (because i was trying out matte vs non-matte) while leaving the factory installed one on. No problems except (in the current installation), the non-factory screen protector slightly peeling off at the fold (i.e. bubbling) but that's probably due to the 3rd party screen protector glue quality. I just bought a few from Aliexpress from various suppliers, I think they're all the same manufacturer anyway as the ad pictures and details are all the same even when the product arrives, they're all the same. Just go for a more "reputable" one and cross your fingers that it actually does come.
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] StupendousJ:
Thanks for the info. I'll see what I can find on AliExpress 👍