The user has a Samsung tablet that will not connect to the wi-fi. It just does a continuous search but never connects. She says she even tries her home wi-fi and no good. I had her reset the router, then try that. She is not in airplane mode and the wi-fi is turned on. she has not yet cleaned the cache as she will try tonight and let me know tomorrow. What else could I look at to see why not? I tried to connect her and use the wi-fi we have at work with a guest account, not working?

Looking for easier-to-read fonts for my Note 8.  The fonts on the Samsung Store are $1.90 for me in the US.  Are there other ways to get fonts for my phone for less?

hi Techs. We just switched from Verizon to Comcast Mobile. a very strange thing happened on my wife's phone right when we switch. she received a text from an unknown contact regarding my phone number. I'd like to ask if it's possible if Verizon was somehow hacked into my phone.

On another note.... our phones are running so much better than Comcast!  no glitches and weight faster.....

Our corporate have a batch of Samsung tablets designated
for specific use only.

It's going to take a while to identify a free MDM to control
these tablets so for time being, I'll need a checklist in terms
of cybersecurity & usage control (ie restrict to that app only).

The checklist will be used by our IT support when the
tablets are brought to them for installation/support &
the IT Support maydo quarterly checks manually by
referencing this checklist:

Offhand I can only think of the following, pls add on :

1. updates/patches are up-to-date
2. PlayStore app is not present (ie disabled/deinstalled)
     so that users can't install unnecessary apps
3. Only designated browser ie Chrome & one other
    & the app that we required for that designated use
    is present
4.   ...   ?


Also help recommend any free MDM that could
enforce the above checklist of items.

Dear Team,

  I have exchange 2019 setup and i have 2 email mailbox which i am not able to configure in Android or Apple mobile.
I can cofigure all the other mailboxes in Mobile.
The Mailboxes are working fine with Oultook in Laptop and even can be accessed via OWA.

But the emails are not coming in Mobile and it is showing empty.

One of my clients is using G Suite for their corporate email, docs, etc and they want to turn on MDM in G Suite.

I would like to know what users will see on their mobile devices when I turn it on?

Do they get a pop up?  Are their phones dead until we "do something" to authorize them?  

I have this fear that I'll turn it on and all of the phones will stop working until something happens so I'm looking for someone who has used MDM thru G Suite who can tell me what will happen to the phones.

Thanks

PS: Android phones - all of them.

We need to disable txt message for users who are using MFA and use app
Instead

Is it a good idea

When I send an email to someone from either Gmail's web interface or from my Gmail account on my Android, I receive a copy of that email in my Outlook 2013 Gmail inbox. I do not however get a copy in my Gmail inbox with the web interface or on my phone. I have no filters or forwarding configured in settings on Gmail. My gmail account is set up as a POP account for specific reasons so configuring as IMAP is not an option.

I have searched for an answer and tried several suggestions but none of them appear to be stopping this action.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

First I should mention that this is "all new to me" because I always worked with visual studio 2008 on Windows CE devices using vb.net.

Now I am having trouble installing a working emulator in visual studio 2019 for a C# Android project.  I am trying to make changes to a working project with my newly installed visual studio 2019, and I choose Create Android Emulator from the dropdown at the Start button.  The problem is that most I've tried to install literally hang for hours and never finish, and the few that have successfully installed won't work.  For example, one that did install successfully was Pixel 2 Pie 9.0 - API 28 for the x86_64 processor, but when I try to debug I get this error:

ADB0020: Android ABI mismatch.  You are deploying an app supporting 'x86' ABIs to an incompatible device of ABI 'x86_64'.  You should either create an emulator matching one of your app's ABIs or add 'x86_64' to the list of ABIs your app build for.

So I try to install the emulator for Pixel 2 Pie 9.0 - API 28 for the x86 processor, but it hangs forever.  I know from experience that if I let it sit there all night it will still be sitting there spinning tomorrow morning.

Any ideas or suggestions?  TIA

Hello Guys

I am working with DataPoint variable and my problem is being when I need to create a method ( function ) that can result a dataPoint.

I created a method this way:

public DataPoint[] GeraGraficoEstudoMes(String Situacao, String idTema){

        int i=0;

        String wSql = " SELECT strftime(''%d'',data) AS DIA,  Count(1) AS TOTAL_ACERTO  FROM CRTGRAFICOESTUDO " +
                      " WHERE ACERTOU='" + Situacao + "'" +
                      "   AND strftime(''%Y'',data)=strftime(''%Y'',''now'') " +
                      "   AND strftime(''%m'',data)=strftime(''%m'',''now'') ";


        if (!idTema.isEmpty()) {
            wSql = wSql + " AND TAB_TEMA_ID=" + idTema;
        }

        wSql = wSql + " GROUP BY strftime(''%d'',data) ";
        wSql = wSql + " ORDER BY strftime(''%d'',data) ";


        openDataBase();
        Cursor cs = mSQSqLiteDatabase.rawQuery(wSql, null);

        DataPoint[] points = new DataPoint[cs.getCount()];

        if (cs.getCount() > 0) {

            if (cs.moveToFirst()) {
                while (!cs.isAfterLast()) {
                    points[i] = new DataPoint(cs.getInt(0), cs.getInt(1));
                    cs.moveToNext();
                }
            }
        }

        cs.close();
        closeDataBase();

        return points;
    }

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something is wrong when I try to get the result, that way:

DataPoint[] points1 = DB.GeraGraficoEstudoMes("A", "");

I am not sure how to work around with that, I am newbier in Java and Android studio

I appreciate a lot your help with some simple example

Regards
Alex

Does zenfone Max Pro M1 support smart battery management whereby
it charges/recharge the battery at optimal timings?

Secondly, does it come with a 128GB storage option (not via microSD)

As batteries are built into mobile phones nowadays & to replace them
requires it to be brought to the workshop who has the tools to change
them,  I'm thinking of getting battery casings so as to reduce the
number of charge+discharge (that is what typically reduce the lifespan
of batteries.

Specifically I'm looking at Galaxy note 9 ie batteries like those below:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GB5R27M/ref=psdc_7073958011_t1_B07H3256JB
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H3256JB/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A2QAZ8RQ4KWQ44&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071NWVT9M/ref=psdc_7073958011_t2_B07H3256JB 

Q1:
Am I right or mistaken?  With above battery cases, will the phone  charge
directly from the casings' batteries rather than charging from the built-in
batteries?

Q2:
Or it'll shorten the built-in battery's lifespan instead as the casings will
charge the built-in battery whenever the built-in battery goes down by
1-2%, thus maximizing the number of charge+discharge cycles?

Q3:
Any other ways to increase life span of built-in batteries?  Understand
we should let it discharge till almost 1-2% before charging it up again
& we should always charge it to the max of 100%: this is a known
good practice but often this is rather inconvenient & risk discharging
completely, resulting in phone being powered off, missing crucial
calls/messages.

What I do know is if laptops are frequently being left connected to
AC or even an external powerbank (Hyperjuice, Vinsic…