Did you delete Gmail but keep your Google account? If so, I didn’t know this was possible
Did you delete Gmail but keep your Google account? If so, I didn’t know this was possible
Has anyone figured out how to transfer a Gmail account’s Android app purchases to a new Google account that uses a non Gmail email address? This is the only reason I still keep my Gmail, having moved to proton 4 years ago.
Everyone here is so negative. Congrats on deleting Google!
Is there a simple guide for setting it up for the first time to sync between an Android phone and a Windows laptop? I downloaded what I needed to but I’m kinda confused.
One thing is how do I change what folder it’s synchronizing with on the laptop?
I’ve been using this for a little while now on Android. I believe it works by using Spotify track data and your account there to then use YouTube’s audio to feed your the music you ask for. It’s seamlessly done. So far it’s meeting all my streaming music needs, even if it is sometimes a little uneven in performance.
I searched for it there and found it
https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/org.fossify.gallery
Update to the article says they were wrong to think it only stacked 2 photos.
“Photo stacks automatically groups similar photos that were taken together.” So basically it creates a stack of similar photos in your main “Photos” tab. This can help you in keeping your main feed clutter free."
How? When I opened it up it asks for a login to Spotify before I can do anything
I’ve been an exclusively android user since the original motorola Droid, but I still say you’re massively understating the innovation by Apple here
Really disappointed they are getting rid of the 10x lense in place of a 5x lense. Hope it’s not true. I used that regularly
What interests you? Did you search the feeds?
Is there a 3rd party app that does this?
Back when Samsung and Motorola had swappable batteries, I bought a universal battery charger. It had repositionable pins that you guide to touch the right connectors on the battery, and a spring-adjustable battery height. I bet those are still sold somewhere.
From the arstechnica article:
Let’s talk about that industry-leading 8–10 years of Android support, which doesn’t necessarily mean 8–10 major OS updates. For now, Fairphone is promising “at least five operating system upgrades” because that is how long its weird Qualcomm chipset will officially be supported. Fairphone says Qualcomm will support that chip “until 2028” and after that, “Fairphone commits to extend support until 2031 and is aiming for 2033, giving users a total of eight to ten years of software support.”
Normal Android OS update development has a chain of custody: Google makes an Android release, then the SoC vendor, in this case Qualcomm, takes that release and integrates its drivers and proprietary code, then the phone vendor, Fairphone, adds support for the rest of the hardware and ships it. Qualcomm, in an effort to boost its profits and force an artificial upgrade cycle on the market, opts out of this process after a few years, which usually forces these devices to become e-waste. Fairphone, through a herculean development effort, has been the only Android OEM to keep going even after Qualcomm drops support.
Look closer, there is a cap on the Android versions upgraded
See article third paragraph
The number of responses here saying they haven’t read up on it but…
I’m filing this under the new style login pages after inputting your email address:
“Do you want to log in using password, passkey, email confirmation?”