Android Sunday Rant/Rage (Aug 30 2020) - Your weekly complaint thread! |
- Sunday Rant/Rage (Aug 30 2020) - Your weekly complaint thread!
- Android AOSP can now boot off mainline Linux kernel 5.9 with just one patch.
- Google Phone app rolls out Flip to Silence setting for non-Pixel phones
- Is the size factor important for you when choosing a new device?
- BraveDNS is an DNS-over-HTTPS client, firewall, and adblocker
- Sunday Rant/Rage (Aug 30 2020) - Your weekly complaint thread!
- Surface Duo: Hands on Best Buy
- Most answers here, about HDMI support, is wrong.
| Sunday Rant/Rage (Aug 30 2020) - Your weekly complaint thread! Posted: 30 Aug 2020 04:46 AM PDT Note 1. Join our IRC, and Telegram chat-rooms! Please see our wiki for instructions. This weekly Sunday thread is for you to let off some steam and speak out about whatever complaint you might have about:
Rules 1) Please do not target any individuals or try to name/shame any individual. If you hate Google/Samsung/HTC etc. for one thing that is fine, but do not be rude to an individual app developer. 2) If you have a suggestion to solve another user's issue, please leave a comment but be sure it's constructive! We do not want any flame-wars. 3) Be respectful of other's opinions. Even if you feel that somebody is "wrong" you don't have to go out of your way to prove them wrong. Disagree politely, and move on. [link] [comments] | ||
| Android AOSP can now boot off mainline Linux kernel 5.9 with just one patch. Posted: 29 Aug 2020 12:14 PM PDT
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| Google Phone app rolls out Flip to Silence setting for non-Pixel phones Posted: 29 Aug 2020 05:16 AM PDT
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| Is the size factor important for you when choosing a new device? Posted: 29 Aug 2020 02:10 PM PDT I'm just curious if you consider size as a factor when choosing a new device. I see many times there's a ton of people jumping from one flagship to another and that including jumping from a big phone to way smaller phone and vice versa (for instance S20 Ultra to Pixel 4a) and all they mention when comparing is everything but size. I'm currently using my ancient Honor 9 and all I'm worried about is if I get used to a bigger phone once I upgrade. So is the size factor even important to you anymore? Or do you just get used to it quickly? [link] [comments] | ||
| BraveDNS is an DNS-over-HTTPS client, firewall, and adblocker Posted: 30 Aug 2020 01:37 AM PDT
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| Sunday Rant/Rage (Aug 30 2020) - Your weekly complaint thread! Posted: 30 Aug 2020 04:43 AM PDT Note 1. Join our IRC, and Telegram chat-rooms! Please see our wiki for instructions. This weekly Sunday thread is for you to let off some steam and speak out about whatever complaint you might have about:
Rules 1) Please do not target any individuals or try to name/shame any individual. If you hate Google/Samsung/HTC etc. for one thing that is fine, but do not be rude to an individual app developer. 2) If you have a suggestion to solve another user's issue, please leave a comment but be sure it's constructive! We do not want any flame-wars. 3) Be respectful of other's opinions. Even if you feel that somebody is "wrong" you don't have to go out of your way to prove them wrong. Disagree politely, and move on. [link] [comments] | ||
| Surface Duo: Hands on Best Buy Posted: 29 Aug 2020 01:45 AM PDT
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| Most answers here, about HDMI support, is wrong. Posted: 29 Aug 2020 01:27 PM PDT Typical question is like: does my phone supports HDMI cable connection? And typical answer is: no. Your phone doesn't have USB 3.1, just USB 2.0, so you have to use Chromecast. Especially Xiaomi community here is full of wrong answers, as most of Xiaomi phones does have only USB 2.0 interface. But the truth is: ALMOST ALL Android devices, phones or tablets, is possible to connect through HDMI cable. To be more specific: if your phone / tablet
then there is almost 100% probability you can connect your phone to TV using the particular HDMI adapter and cable - Chromecast is not your only option. So, as these three requirements meets almost all phones and tablets sold nowadays, most answers is simply wrong. Or, not fully correct, at least. EDIT: DisplayLink is the solution. But there is a catch. And not only one... So I started working on a complete video how-to. In which I demonstrate, explain and test this solution. I will use three different phones: cheap Xiaomi Redmi 9A with Micro USB, mid model Redmi Note 9 Pro and top model Pocophone Poco F2 Pro 8GB. And I will test these phones with two different HDMI adapters, based on two different chipsets. And I will test every setup at least with YouTube, Netflix, and Call of Duty Mobile. I think it will address most of the questions around Android phones and HDMI cable connection possibility / functionality. [link] [comments] |
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