I used following code for phone call.But the call is not working .can anyone help me? I also given manfest Call Phone permission.

 call = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.GuestPhoneNo1);
        call.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                String no = call.getText().toString();
            //    Toast.makeText(Accepted_Details.this, no, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                Intent callIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_CALL);
                callIntent.setData(Uri.parse("tel:" + no));


                /*if (ActivityCompat.checkSelfPermission(Accepted_Details.this, Manifest.permission.CALL_PHONE) != PackageManager.PERMISSION_GRANTED) {
                    // TODO: Consider calling
                    //    ActivityCompat#requestPermissions
                    // here to request the missing permissions, and then overriding
                    //   public void onRequestPermissionsResult(int requestCode, String[] permissions,
                    //                                          int[] grantResults)
                    // to handle the case where the user grants the permission. See the documentation
                    // for ActivityCompat#requestPermissions for more details.
                    return;
                }*/
                startActivity(callIntent);
            }
        });

Good Morning Experts,

I am looking into implementing the following solutions and I doing some research to find the best solutions for the items below:

Mobile Device Management Solution (MDM) -  Looking to use this for Mobile phones (Apple and and Androids) and Windows devices.

Data Loss Prevention Solution - DLP

Network Load Balancer software or hardware -  I think if using this item in our Exchange 2013 environment running a DAG.

Any thoughts and recommendation on the above  item are greatly appreciated.

If you are currently using any of these  solutions in your environments, please let me know.

Thanks

Hello experts, I've got a ZTE model Z933. A while back, my wi-fi stopped working on it for some unknown reason. I took it to my local Telus dealer and they couldn't figure it out - they said I would have to reinstall the OS. That seemed painful as I'd lose all my stuff on my phone (music, contacts, pictures, apps) and have to put it all back on after. Anyway, I don't use wi-fi often on my phone, but I think I will soon have a need to so I'd like to get it resolved (in the easiest way possible!).
    Here's how it's behaving now - when I go to my "Settings", and click the slider button for "Wifi" over to the ON position, it goes to ON, but it doesn't turn blue and activate like it used to. If I just click on "Wifi" itself to go into that screen, it says "To see available networks, turn wifi on" (whereas before it would always show any networks it detected). From that screen, if I click the slider button over from OFF to ON, it flashes blue VERY briefly, goes to ON... but is not blue.
   Can anyone offer any advice please? I have android version 4.3.

Thanks!
    Shawn

Have a client that recently has begun to have problems with their Gmail.  Smart phone (A) (They don't know what app or POP3 vs IMAP) and Windows 10 PC (B) running webmail on Firefox, Edge, or Google Chrome browsers.  On two separate occasions this week they have viewed an e-mail on the phone and later gone the webmail on the PC where they cannot find the e-mail.  Upon returning to the phone it is still there.  I assumed now they are using POP3 on the phone and had deleted the e-mail, but some how was retained on the phone.  But then they replied to one of the missing e-mails and it now it showed up in webmail.  So they did the same thing to e-mail #2, but it is still nowhere to be seen.  I have had them check the Trash or Junk folders and search for it.  No luck, except one of those after a reply.  

I don't have physical access to the phone as they are not interested in driving it to me, nor having me talk them through determining anything.  I expect this will never be resolved, but am curious if anyone has any issues similar to this that might shed some light on things.

We want to offer our customers the possibility to download their APN settings trough a browser.
Apple has a Configuration Utility, that works fine.

It seems to be an XML like binary, that includes the details of the APN settings.
When accessing this file in the default (Safari) browser, it asks if you wish to load the config. If so, it loads the APN settings into the phone.

Does Android offer the same option?

We require our staff to use MobileIron MDM and read their corporate emails using
MobileIron's  Email+ (a secure email client by MI).

Several staff read Bloomberg's BFW (Bloomberg First W)  news which is not in
http nor https format but  bbs format which MI can't load though this could
load in Apple IOS partition.

Q1:
Does Bloomberg offers http or https  instead of bbs ?  It's the
trading staff who subscribes so I don't hv Bloomberg's support
access

Q2:
We have logged a case with MI & MI ack'ed they can't support bbs:
Bloomberg was supposed to be used globally, so how is it that MI
can't support it.  Any workaround?

hi i have a LGG4 android 6.0  phone, the other day everytime i restart my phone it says android is starting optimizing app 1 of 1..this takes about 10 minutes... i took out the battery put another battery in, did a  factory reset...same thing... can you help me?  thanks

Hi,

I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and use the Gmail app on this phone for emails.

There is more than one Gmail address synced with this phone.

How do I set this phone to always default to a particular sender email address.

Thanks,
Robbie

I have an off-brand Android phone (Alcatel) using Tracfone as my service provider.  For the last couple of weeks I have been having authentication problems after a Norton alert that "my connection was compromised".  I checked all of the router settings, rebooted the phone and now can no longer connect the phone to my home wi-fi network.  I just get the message "Authentication Problem" after an attempt to connect.  I have restarted the phone numerous times, I have rebooted the router a couple of times, and I have Forgotten the connection and re-added it as a new connection numerous times, but it will not connect properly.

My two daughters have exactly the same phone, and they can connect without a problem.

I can connect my phone to the wireless network at work without a problem.

Short of resetting the phone to its factory defaults, is there anything I can try to resolve this?

Specific to healthcare and the privacy issues associated with it, I am looking for an app that can notify a therapist that a patient has arrived for an appointment, has canceled or will be delayed.  Ideally, there would be a smartphone app for therapists and a web front end for the receptionist to use to send out pre-set messages like "Patient has arrived."  No protected health information will be transmitted, just generic notifications for "patient."  I want to avoid using SMS if I can.  Does anyone have experience with any notification systems like this?  I am just dealing with a single receptionist and a group of 6 therapists.  Any inexpensive and proven solution is welcome.

airbnb app for android 7
crashes so I delete all storage in "settings"

then it works again

can I just delete data from a folder

where are the folders for that app

Hi

I have a Samsung S8. I notice there are a couple of different home screens.

1. Home screen (has a tiny house icon at the bottom) has no apps by default
2. If i swipe that screen to the side, then I get another screen which has various apps (but not stuff like phone)
3. If i swipe UP, then i get a black screen which has all apps + phone + SMS + Settings

This seems a bit confusing. What's the point, why not just have one home screen(s) like Apple and I can move apps around?

Do digital thermometers stop working or become less actuate?

Please give examples with different devices (like smart phones or computers).