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[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] ZG_DEV:
Okay

I am waiting:)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Vale08:
A thousand thanks!

Works!!

Not so much as thank you :)

Now I can go back to using my tablet.

Thanks again!!

One last question: what is the best Custom ROM for this tablet? And the best recovery?

:)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Vale08:
A thousand thanks!

Works!!

Not so much as thank you :)

Now I can go back to using my tablet.

Thanks again!!

One last question: what is the best Custom ROM for this tablet? And the best recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] ZG_DEV:
You are welcome, mate ;)

The best recovery is twrp, or maybe try Ofox , it has a modern look :)

Try Crdroid, although there are no official roms for this tablet, but Crdroid has more features than LineageOS

Link : https://xdaforums.com/t/unofficial-rom-crdroid-5-12-for-galaxy-tab-e-sm-t560nu-pie.4255223/
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] ZG_DEV:
You posted twice ? What 😂
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Vale08:
yes, I thought the message hadn't been sent and to be safe I resent it, I realized it later.

Thanks again anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] ZG_DEV:
You are welcome, mate ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Vale08:
Hello again. If anyone can help me, I have some problems with the google synchronization of my Samsung Galaxy Tab E sm-t651, is there anyone able to help me?

Thanks again.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] ZG_DEV:
Problems in Google sync ? What are the problems?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Vale08:
Hi, thanks for the reply.

Since you helped me last time everything went well, but a week ago I started having problems with the synchronization of all the Google accounts on the tablet and I can no longer synchronize Gmail, Google Documents, Google Classroom, in short all the Google services .

If I go to the account settings on the device to try to synchronize manually the services it says at the bottom "synchronization is having problems, try again later"

or "Check your internet connection and try again" but also

"synchronization error"

I tried 3 different wifis, but the connection is not a problem. I tried to wipe data again, but even by removing and logging in again the problem is the same. I also updated Google Play Services to the latest available version I found for Android 7.1.2.

I also use these accounts on other devices and they don't give me any problems.

I turned to you because you are an expert, and you have already helped me once. Thanks again.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] ZG_DEV:
Did you enable auto-sync ?

You are welcome anytime 😊
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Vale08:
Yes, of course, there are a lot of options about auto-sync for each service and they are all enabled. 😀
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] ZG_DEV:
Settings 》accounts and backups 》Accounts management 》 scroll until you see "synchronize data automatically" option and check if it is enabled
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Vale08:
Yes, it's enabled.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justthebest:
Im very sorry if this is not the right section for my question. For what i know this may not be the right forum site. I googled my issue and saw a question was asked on here about nethunter. Ok if i am in right spot i thank you for your time. I recently installed termux and nethunter kex online. I got my info from david bombal youtube no root 5 minute android install. Everything went just fine . I got to the point where nethunter is installed and it asked to set a password and to verify it. On the video it says to exit nethunter and then write nethunter kex passwd then he says he will enter that but it does not show him type anything and he just skips to the next question about a view paasword or something like that and says he wont be filling in password for that part. My problem is i tried to enter and verify paasword on the patt he said to and i cant figure out how to type it. I hit the letters and nothing happens . It asvif i pressed nothing so i hit the enter key and it says did not get password. What could be issue? Im knew and sorry if its dumb question. Thanks again for your help and time.
[Google Pixel 8] Nuke1999:
Hello, does anyone with a Pixel 7 (or P7 Pro) have any good recommendations for screen protectors? I would like to try out that same brand with the Pixel 8. The last screen protector I bought was for a P6, but I know there must be something better. This is the product I am referring to:

Amazon.com

Thanks in advanced,
[Google Pixel 8] blackhawk:
IQ Sheild is all I use on my N10+'s. Durable, self healing, wet apply lasts 6+ months.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
I agree with Blackhawk, but do not see IQ Shield offered for the P8 ATM
[Google Pixel 8] blackhawk:
I see it for Pixel 8.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Found it, thanks for getting me to do a search. I had only looked for it on Amazon till I read your post.
[Google Pixel 8] blackhawk:
Google "IQ Shield Pixel 8"

I'm in the US.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Lol yeah I did, thanks again, I'm in the US as well. Thanks. 10/19 delivery.
[Google Pixel 8] eugenesan:
For background: Historically, I am a user of smaller phones like Nexuses, Pixel1, Pixel 3a, Pixel4a etc with quality protective cases by Spigen.

In last couple years, I tested pixel 6a, 7 and 7a with Spigen LiquidAir, RuggedArmor and ToughArmor cases and front-only glass screen protectors. The phones were extremely well protected (no fear of damage at all) but with the bulk of the cases, the phones were way too bulky and "unwieldy" to my taste and were constanly "slipping-out" when trying to reach opposite side or top of the screen.

With no smaller phones by Google in sight, I decided to try Pixel 8 with ultra-thin case, which "asks" for additional protector for the back camera bump.

I went with this combo:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CGX6P9Q9

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CH7S8S24

I can't speak to the quality and usability of the products since I still don't have them (or the phone).

I feel like Ultra-Thin case solution is my only hope for a usable phone.

With smallest phones settling on ~6.2", something had to give...

P.S.

I feel better using less protective case after watching tear-down and drop test videos by @PBKreviews

Seems like Pixels8 improved in durability and repairability.
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
I've bought those before, they call them thin and light. However, I've yet to keep one. Here are some specs I've found.

The case you linked to is 1.76 oz and 0.59 inches thick. I bought a Latercase and the specs are 10 grams and 0.6mm. The conversion is 1.76 oz (amazon case)- 0.35 oz (Latercase)

thickness is 0.59 inches (Ama) - 0.26 inches (LC)

That is significant imo. There is one caveat though. The Latercase is $49 retail with 10% discount if you ask for it. Yours is $12. I have a LC for my Pixel 7 and it's hands down the thinnest case I've ever seen or held yet it offers some protection. They are now making it in a few colors vs the carbon I got on the P7. Disclaimer: I have zero to do with the company whatsoever and I think they should reduce the price to $35 max or even 30 but they will not. I'm going to gift this one to my wife and her P7 although once she see's my P8 I believe I'll be ordering another one. She loved her P5 as did I. This is as close as they have come so far to that size phone.
[Google Pixel 8] eugenesan:
I did take a look at Latercase.

Back in the day we called those "bump cases".

Seems like people gave up and forgot about them only for someone to "reinvent" those for x25 the price they were sold a decade ago ;-)

In last iteration, Latercase even dropped the claim of using Kevlar (replaced it with "durable").

I just cannot justify $50 price tag for something that is most probably made from TPU (maybe CarbonFiber infused) and costs ~$2 to manufacture.

Regarding the case I mentioned;

I believe you are looking at the packaging specifications.

Judging by the data provided by the manufacturer i(n the pictures), the case material thickness is 0.6mm (same as Latercase) and total depth added to the the phone thickness is 0.8mm (0.3mm screen + 0.5mm camera ledges) and total width added is 1.2mm.

Not sure about the weight but TPU should be comparable to Latercase.

I'll be to check above numbers on Oct 12th, until then let's hope the manufacturer is not off significantly.
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
Let us know as soon as you get the case. I'm not married to Latercase and yes, it's way too expensive. I haven't ordered anything yet since I usually go naked for a week or so. At least until it slips out of my hand and lands on the rug (hopefully) which is when I get one ASAP.

edit: Look at the item weight. It's adding over 25% to the weight of the phone vs 5% for the LC. But do let me know. For a $700 device I'm not super worried about another $30. But I do know there is a principle involved here too. I'm gonna scour for a discount on the LC.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Funny, you sound so much like me. Have you ever thought about trying a skin? Like you, I'm sure I have had so many phones and so many cases. It is not unlike me to wind up with 5 or 6 cases trying to get the lightest and slimiest case. I finally gave a skin a try. I wound up liking the leather skin from gadgetshieldz. It is a full body skin. Granted I'm not rough on my phones as my drops are usually from my couch onto a rug, but I just want scratch protection and certainly does that. I do love the way it feels and even the P7 is a lot more comfortable in my hand vs any case.
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
Can't believe you said that. I have a skin from gadget shieldz sitting right here (leather) that I never put on. I was going to but then the latercase arrived and I never took it off. I totally forgot about that. I just got a 15% off coupon for the LC but it's still expensive. I think I need a little more than the skin but I'm willing to give it another shot for the price. Maybe. And for the record I got 4 tpu cases and returned 3. Would have been 4 but my wife wanted one. I'll gift her the LC for the P7. There is such a difference. The P7 was slippery like an eel and I couldn't take the chance. Let's see how the P8 is.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
I have both the P6 and P7 wrapped in the leather skins. I figure you might enjoy a couple of pictures. As you can see the first one is of the P6 and the others of the P7.

Like you, I was nervous but thinking about it the most important factor for me is the comfort of the phone in my hand.

I don't see any skins offered from gadgetshieldz for the P8 so I'll use a case untill I can get one.

You had me thinking about getting a latercase but I'm not thrilled about the button cutouts. Usually cases that have cutouts like that either on the top, bottom or button layout annoys me while I'm using the phone. The price is also a factor however if not for the issues I just described I would get one to try out.
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
That looks really slick. I might have to give that a try once they publish. I haven't had any issues with the cutouts I guess because the case is so thin you don't even notice there is one. But i get it, the tactile feel is important. They should have a display in BB so you can try it out although I do think they have a generous return policy. Still a pain to return and get a refund though.

So how was it putting the Shieldz on? I had a problem on the website with my P7 I couldn't figure out what exactly to get. It was pick one of these one of these and I got confused. I emailed them and they sent me what I needed but by that time I had the Latercase on. I'll revisit this once I get the phone. Thanks.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Like you I had reservations about putting it on but it turned out easier than I thought. I originally purchased and applied the carbon skin so I've done this a few times.

You basically peal it off, place it back on the paper with about a quarter of the bottom sticking out. Then line up the usb and the speakers, slide the rest of the paper out, and I line up the G in the skin to the G on the phone press down the back and around the camera bump then work the sides. Once I lined up the usb and speaker holes I lifted it up and removed the paper and centered the G on my phone with the cut out in the skin. Then I just smoothed the whole back, top and bottom applying a little heat from a blow dryer of course. Then did the top, aligned the little hole and work the sides again applying heat with a blow dryer. I only used the low heat setting on the blow dryer though out.

IMHO it goes perfect that way.

I believe I watched the video for the P4 or something like that. While not exact it was enough
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
I looked at that video a dozen times but since it was for a different phone and design I couldn't get it to compute. Since they don't have them in stock now I don't have to strain my brain this time but I would like to have a skin on underneath my LC for the times I just want a change. But it's probably not realistic so I am waiting on the device before I make a call. The video of the drop test is quite impressive but I still think a slim case is the way to go at this point.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Yeah if course. I know I'm leaving myself open some but I am willing to take the risk to be as small a form factor as I can. BTW: when I was using the carbon fiber skin I used to use a case at times when out or when I thought I would need some protection. Still thinking on the later case. I have 3 for the P8 already, just received the ringke case and have the x-level and the PHNX case. The first two I can already see are going to be too thick. They feel nice in the hand but geez seems they just want to add bulk. The PHNX is nice but don't look like it will be anymore protection than a skin.
[Google Pixel 8] MiRw³b:
one of the most notorious brands out there, atleast in my country, is rhinoshield. they make pretty good stuffs, even tho it's not really cheap, it's still good quality overall. they already have protections for pixel 8 and 8 pro on their website.

can't wait to get a pixel 8, it releases tomorrow for me.
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
Didn't know they delivered to Mars. Fedex?
[Google Pixel 8] sean222:
amFilm from Amazon worked beautifully on my Pixel 6, but now for the Pixel 8 they made it a bit too big, and it causes bubbles all the way around. And the included alignment tray isn't precise! It has wiggle room and the protector is installed off center. Returned.
[Google Pixel 8] MiRw³b:
however its not cheap

so right now for my brand new pixel 8, i ordered from ringke. chatgpt recommended me this as a good option for budget while still being good quality
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
The ringke case is nice. I have one myself. Grippy
[Google Pixel 8] MiRw³b:
Yeah, i think it's probably better than rhinoshield actually.

PRO TIP : USE A PROMO CODE

not a sponsor at all, just i found out theres this promo code "RKSUBSCR" (which ends soon, so be quick) and, reduced the overall price. since i'm in europe, theres shipping fees so this saved me more money.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Thanks that is what I got it for 12.00 can't beat that price
[Google Pixel 8] Moethorhead:
I am using the Spigen Alignmaster. I've used these on my Pixel 5 and OnePlus before. I like the fit, I like the application, so I'll stick with those.

Pixel 8 Series - Alignmaster Full Cover Black

Protect the screen of your Pixel 8 / 8 Pro with our AlignMaster GLAS.tR screen protector. Designed for easy installation and to cover your device screen completely. Shop now!

www.spigen.com
[Google Pixel 8] sean222:
The black border on this one covers the actual edges of the screen......not good. It's only a few pixels around the outside of the screen but it bothers me eyes.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
A little steep in price. How is the FPS working with that?
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Didn't notice that at first, your right, not good
[Google Pixel 8] eugenesan:
I received the case yesterday.

It is not bad at all.

The surface is very nice "soft touch" inside and outside, I couldn't scratch it with nails, so it should be durable.

The construction is good. Feels like Spigen's Rugged Armor only ~15% more flexible (due lower thickness).

The weight is 19.7g (10.5%) which lighter than any case I ever used.

The thickness posted by the manufacturer (0.8mm) seem to be correct.

Usability-wise (handling, reaching etc), it is 90%-95% as usable as Pixel4a in a Spigen case.

Though, I still wish Pixel8 was sized like Pixel4a with smaller bezels and less protruding camera bump (it is twice higher than on Pixel7), I think this case helps quite a bit.

Considering the price (it was on sale on Prime day for $9) it worth trying before much more expansive case.

Unfortunately I can't provide photos with the phone but here are some pictures of the case.
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
That's a pretty nice deal and the case looks good. It's basically double the weight of the LC (10gm) but still not much. And for the price! Had I not bought the LC yesterday I would have given that a try but the darn P7 LC got me hooked. I'm really liking the cutouts for the buttons, top and bottom but for $30 I could have cut them out myself. Why did they list it as 1.76 oz vs the under an ounce you got? Did you actually weigh it? I just weighed my P7 LC and it was under 10g but 19 is really good. How do you like it now that you've had it on for a little bit?
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Hmm I'm tempted to try out the clear case.
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
Me too. For 12 bucks heck why not. I'm going to get one for my wife's P7 the LC I gave her .. I don't know. Not worth the aggravation though.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
My thinking exactly. Right now I'm excited about getting the LC for the most part but I would like to find a NICE thin clear case. Hopefully one that don't add much weight or yellow in a month.

Funny thing is as I've said before I've already purchased a x-level case. I got it from amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGZKC2GC?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

This one to be exact. I thought I was buying a thin case. I've had quite a few before but when the case came I didn't think it looked or felt anything like any x-level I've had before. It feels nice in your hands cause of the back but heck it adds a bit of weight and bulk. To me it looks nothing in real life like the pictures. I'll include a couple here for everyone to check out.

Right now I'm excited about getting the LC for the most part but I would like to find a NICE thin clear case. Hopefully one that don't add much weight or yellow in a month.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Ahhh the heck with it, I ordered it. guess I'll see what it looks like tomorrow. Case #6. I better start returning some.
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
Just ordered the P7 one, arrives Monday. I'll let you know about that one too. I'm gonna weigh it too I have a jewelers scale. Just for product accuracy.
[Google Pixel 8] Vio281:
I used amfilm on pixel 7, got the ringke dual film on pixel 8 now but not really liking the feeling, going to go back to amfilm for that glass feeling...
[Google Pixel 8] Ivixmax:
Maybe the screen protector of 7a fits in p8

6.1 feat 6.17 "
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Ok here we go. Just received the X-level clear. I posted some pics for you along with the weights I came up with both in grams and ounces.

I am surprised that it is in fact pretty thin, considering in my experience with any clear case I have ever purchased has never been what I would consider thin. It is not as thin as my PHNX case but close.

It does have a nice feel in your hand as well BUT, it does not have as much of a grip as I was expecting. Perhaps because it is new. Also to note the buttons have a nice click to them.

Of course it is also nice in so far as it shows off the Hazel color nice. Being new it is very clear. Of course only time will tell how long it will take to yellow. I hope it shows in the pictures I posted.

Now onto the LC, can't wait to check that out. Still waiting on the shipment notification from them.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Even though the P8 is slightly shorter and narrower, it just might work. Actually might give full screen coverage. I do not have a P7a but if you or anyone else does and has a extra screen protector it would be nice to know how that works out. I know I'd like to see what kind of coverage it would give to the screen on a P8.
[Google Pixel 8] bobby janow:
Thanks for that. Yeah, waiting on the LC as well and was seriously thinking of that case too. But I'm kinda rocking the naked feel and the smallness of it so I might just save my $10 and wait. But... it looks really good and the weight even though it's double the LC is certainly doable. If the LC doesn't ship by Wednesday I'll spring for it. Maybe... I'll get a hands on look tomorrow when my wife's P7 case comes.
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Yeah I won't keep it on, at least not now. Even tho it is thin compared to any other clear case I have had I can still feel the extra weight. The PHNX is only 7 gms. I'm sure when I try the LC the 2 grams difference won't come into play. Just going to have to decide which I like best.
[Google Pixel 8] Jonnyswboy:
This is the best screen protector I've ever tried.

No bubbles, even on the edges. It has a great oleophobic coating, and my favorite feature of all: there's no hole for the camera, making it appear as if there's no screen protector applied. I usually get the "LK" branded ones in the past but this has been a big upgrade.
[Google Pixel 8] Vio281:
lol people weigh cases now? damn...
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
Never have before today, lol, but you know with all these claims that sellers make it isn't such a bad idea to see for yourself. I happen to want a case as thin and as light as possible. It is also the reason I got the P8 over the pro. I do agree with you though, it is pretty funny thinking about it.
[Google Pixel 8] Alistair1231:
What do you guys think about Film screen protectors vs Glass?

I tried glass protectors a few times, but they scratch and break just way too easily and in the end I always just went without one or used a flip case.

How good is a Film protector like IQ Shield against scratches?
[Google Pixel 8] LeoD:
I've been using either Armorsuit or IQ Shield for a long time on many phones. They have always protected my phones from any scratches and/or dings. I have also recently tried the ringke duel film, which I find nice. The first two are wet applications, which I find pretty easy. I find it takes a day or two for them to fully dry to get a normal feel out of the screen. I prefer a matte finish because I hate wiping fingerprints everyday, all day.
[Google Pixel 8] Alistair1231:
Thanks for the input @LeoD. My only experience with films are the preinstalled ones, and I found they scratch even easier than the glass protectors. I will give one of the films a go, I think.

Sadly, here in Germany, I cannot find either Armorsuit or IQ Shield for the Pixel 8. I do see the Ringke one, but that one doesn't come in matte, and it also seems a lot of people have issues with the installation. I think I will wait another few weeks and see if the other ones with wet applications become available, since that approach intrigues me.