Yeah, this would be the main. There was a time when VLC had blacklisted huawei phones from installing their app on the Playstore when they had enough with the negative reviews.

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Your phone needs to be connected to WiFi or data(depending on your settings) and needs to be idle and charging. Playstore will slowly auto update your apps as long as your phone is not too hot for auto-updates. This process takes a long time.

No, the whole point of Gemini is Google integration. Use chatgpt or Bing AI if you want something similar not tied to Google.

It takes a beat to load even after multiple times but no crashes were observed so far. I’m guessing the post is taxing the boost app in some manner which causes the crash on some smartphones.

Enhanced Links preview is a sync ultra feature. Perhaps, that’s close to what you desire?

That was true for the A54. But, fortunately that’s not the case with the A35. Samsung has even managed to squeeze a bit more performance out of the exynos 1380. According to the reviewer there was no slowdown and it also smooth across the review.

You can read the gsmarena article here: https://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_a35-review-2682p4.php

Fuck advon.

Working fine on my end.

There is. I use an app called Software volume button

You can add the app to the sidebar for quick access and change the volume seamlessly.

The CMF brand is aimed at the budget audience. Meanwhile nothing is in the upper midrange segment. Thats why.

As previously announced for the Pixel 8, the 8a will be getting on-device Gemini Nano — in a future update — as a developer option that users can enable for Recorder Summarization, better Gboard replies, and Magic Compose in Messages.

I’m guessing there is a negative in enabling this feature if it’s going to be tucked in developer settings. Likely increased app reloads and the phone running hotter.

Yeah, adaptive battery 1st introduced in android 9.

Pebble was the best smartwatch maker to date. It’s unfortunate no one is capable of replicating the features, battery life, and community support like them. I like snazzy fast displays like anyone else. But, I also like weeks long battery life. A pebble like smartwatch with E-ink displays should be resurrected in the near future some day.

Hmm, that’s not how it works.

They have much more complex models running on-device. It would be laughable if this was not.

That’s why I got a smart band. It tracks all useful metrics like HR, sleep, stress, SPO2 and does limited smartwatch stuff. Plus, it costs much less compared to a smartwatch without needing a ton of battery to boot with.

Don’t worry. There’s a better smartphone for you. It has not one but two headphone jacks. One 3.5mm Jack and another balanced 4.4mm Jack. Here’s the link: https://moondroplab.com/en/products/miad01

The model size for this task would be so small and energy consumption so miniscule it won’t matter.

Were you expecting Sony, HTC or Nothing in a Samsung community?