I've been an avid android since 2011 (Apple products ONLY for work) and have enjoyed using Vanced since it's inception and not getting pestered by ads and the dreaded "youtube premium" pop ups (shudders)
Recently, I had to change my 4 year old S7 edge due to battery issues and was offered the iPhone 12 in exchange. They didn't have any offers for android phones (not an SJW, but should this be some form of "racism" lol), and they even offered a $400 rebate and decided to go for it.
Just a month of using it and now I just want to throw the phone away.
Not going into a rant about how awful file management is, but dumb-ol-me didn't check if there was Vanced for Youtube.
Now I'm stuck with 400 ads being played during a video, unable to listen to audio while then phone is turned off and loads of other wonderful features.
Just waiting to sell this junk of a phone and get an android again.
2 back-to-back ads unskippable Youtube? Seriously?
How much more money do you want?
submitted by Hey I'll be getting the new iPhone 12 and I'm coming from galaxy s8 rooted phone that that has vanced tube and stuff like that..
I've been wondering if you guys can point me out which tweaks I can use on the new iPhone since as far as I know there is no jailbreak atm and I'm new to this side load thing.. Would be lovely to a guide or something. All I want is YouTube with no ads! :) Thanks in advance
submitted by Hi guys. Just asking for some help. Right now I will be changing my phone plan and I’m between those 3 options. Hope you can help me with your experience.
S20, yes the 4G because it’s the only one coming to my country. I don’t really mind about 5G at least for the next 2 years and by then I would most likely change phone again. Even with the exynos chip it’s a powerful phone and the cameras are as good as the flagships. Battery is really good even if not Qualcomm. Overall i think is the best bang for the buck. Even more now that as,sung offers up to 3 years of updates and for flagships monthly basis. Not really a concern bc I’m one of those that can download the update and apply it using Odin and all. Around $850 USD here after taxes.
iPhone 12. Not very much to say. An iPhone. Reliability, updates, not the best camera (even with all that marketing) battery life seems not that good with a smaller battery. The chip is the most powerful in the world and has 5G. But again, this won’t be a thing until at least 2 more years. I like iOS even if not as good as android with all the versatility. Price is 1050 USD after taxes.
P40 Pro. Honestly, my favorite. Has it all. Battery king, camera King. I own a Matepad Pro so I know how powerful the Kirin 990 is when playing for example Genshin impact on highest without being hot for 3 hours per session. The concern is obvious. No GMS. On the tablet is not really a problem because there are many options to cover all my needs. YouTube vanced an all. But on a phone, not being able, for example, to sync my photos with Google Photos it’s a problem. I can do it manually like with the matepad, but on phone will have way more photos. So it’s more like an inconvenience. My hope is that this can change in the near future. But even if not, then I can manage to instal the GMS. Tho I don’t know if they will work after updating to android 11. So I consider it with no GMS for this decision.
What do you think? If you already have one of those, please let me know your experience. Thanks.
submitted by Here is Part 1 - this contains lots of useful tips so check this one out first if you haven't already. Remember to save this thread and Part 1 as I often update and add more to it.
This is Part 2 of the big thread of pro tips and tricks that you all saw 3 weeks ago! Once again, this is not really about themes and visual customizations, it's more about using your device thoroughly and getting the most out of it with stock settings plus some very useful apps. You may know a lot of these tips as some are quite simple, but those ones are meant for new Samsung/Android users :) You may think they're obvious, but many people don't check out a lot of settings. Also, some of these aren't new features, it's more so recommending a way to use the phone. Some of these require you to use specific apps, such as Chrome, YouTube Vanced, Spotify, etc.
Now take some time and go through these tips, hope it helps.
1) On-Screen Lock Button via One Hand Operation + (OHO+) Download OHO+ from the Galaxy Store if you haven't already got it. The main functionality of OHO+ is to use the back/home/recents button from the edge. But another cool thing you can do is lock your phone using the edge. In OHO+, click on your handle (left handle or right handle), then turn on "Long Swipe", then set the Straight left (or right) option to "Screen off". Now, wherever you are, you can lock the phone by swiping left (or right) from the edge and holding it. This removes the need for the SoftKey Edge panel, which was tip (12) in
Part 1.
My OHO+ setup is as follows: Swipe left = back, Swipe Diagonal Up = Recents, Swipe Diagonal Down = Home, Swipe left HOLD = Screen Off / Lock,
2) Enable Dark Mode on Chrome, and Dark Web Contents (like Samsung Internet with Night Mode) Go to Chrome and type "chrome://flags" to access the flags menu. If your version is 74 or above (you can see it in the top right of this page), then you can do this. Search "dark" and you'll find two options. The UI dark mode will change the Chrome user interface to dark colours, and the web contents dark mode will try to darken all web pages. Switch these to "Enabled" rather than "Default" for whichever one you want. In my experience, the web contents hasn't been perfected yet, but the Dark UI is decent.
3) Disable notifications that annoy you, even persistent sticky ones If you find that you always get a particular notification that you don't need or don't want to see, instead of swiping it away every time, you can permanently disable it. When you get the notification, then hold on it and it will take you to that app's notifications menu, and it will flash on that particular notification type so watch out for it. There, you can turn it off, and if you click on the text of that notification, you can customize its sound and vibrations. For the persistent sticky notifications, sometimes when you hold on it, it will instead bring up three options, one of which is "Minimize". Clicking on that should turn it off. You may have to press a couple of more things depending on how "sticky" the notification is. You can't disable system built-in notifications like phone calls.
4) Drag down on notifications to get special options Most people know this, but those new to Android may not. You can drag down on most notifications to read more of it, and on a message notification, usually dragging down on it brings a quick "reply" button. If you click that, you can reply without having to open the conversation on the app. It's quite convenient. For other apps, there are other special options sometimes when you drag down on the notification.
5) Swipe controls for brightness and sound using YouTube Vanced If you use YouTube Vanced which was tip (29) in
Part 1, then you can do this. Click on your profile pic on the top right > Settings > Vanced settings > Swipe controls > Turn ON for Brightness and Volume. I didn't touch the Swipe threshold, but I set the Swipe padding (top) to 120. Now go into a video, and you can swipe the left half of your screen up and down for Brightness, and right half of the screen for volume. The Swipe threshold is to stop accidental triggers when you pull down the notification bar from the edge while watching a video in landscape mode. If you are still getting accidental swipes when trying to pull down the notification tray / quick toggles while in landscape, then make then Swipe threshold higher.
6) Download Spotify (or other streaming music app) songs to the phone's storage + set to Very High quality I like to download all my songs from Spotify onto my phone's local storage since I have so much free space. The benefit is that you don't use the internet to stream your music (unless it is a song outside your library), so this saves great battery since you're not streaming, and overall, having the songs available on the phone locally is awesome. I use Spotify so I'll give the instructions for that. Go to Spotify > Settings, scroll down until you see Music Quality. Choose which quality you want for Download - I set mine to Very High since I don't care how much space it uses. Then go to Your Library tab > Liked songs > and turn the Downloaded songs toggle ON. Spotify will slowly download your entire set of songs onto the phone. I currently have 30GB of Spotify music saved to my phone and have had no issues at all. All downloaded songs will have a green arrow on it.
NOTE: You can save Spotify songs to an SD card but I have had issues with this in the past, where the storage suddenly switches to the Phone local storage and everything starts downloading again. So use the SD card as a save location with caution. The phone storage never has problems so I stick to that now.
7) Integrate local MP3s onto Spotify (songs that don't exist on Spotify)! If you have a set of MP3 files on your computer that you wish were available on Spotify, you can now actually add them to your Spotify on your phone! You'll need a PC and a Wi-Fi connection for this.
On your Spotify on PC: Put all the MP3 files you want into a folder - this folder will be synced to Spotify. Now go to the Settings of your Spotify on the PC. Turn ON "Show Local Files". Under "Show songs from", I recommend turning off everything and clicking "Add a source", then adding that specific folder of MP3s. Now all of your local MP3s will be shown on a section called Local Files on the left. Now, you have to create a playlist, and call it "LOCAL" or whatever you wish. Then click on the Local Files section, hit Ctrl+A to choose all, and drag all of the songs to the playlist you just created, which I called "LOCAL". Now go into that "LOCAL" playlist, and turn ON the Downloaded button (on the right side) and it should go green.
On your Spotify app on the S10: Make sure you're on the same Wi-Fi as your PC (or the PC can be wired into the same connection too). Close Spotify and re-open it so that the new playlist "LOCAL" shows up, go into it and all the songs should be grey. Turn ON the "Downloaded" button. Now Spotify will download all your local MP3 files as long as you're on the same internet connection as the PC. Once they have all finished downloading, they will all have green arrows on them. Now you can listen to these MP3s wherever you are. So whenever you want to listen to a song that is in your local MP3s, you'll have to go to that "LOCAL" playlist on your phone. I think you can add it to your normal spotify library which is called Liked Songs now, but I haven't tried it as I had issues before. So I have all my custom MP3s in its own playlist now, which works like a charm.
8) Keep statistics for all your music listening via last.fm Go to last.fm on the internet and make an account, then on that website once logged in, go to Settings > Applications > and connect your Spotify account into "Spotify Scrobbling". Now every song you listen to is recorded, and you can see your statistics for your top songs, artists, albums, etc. All you do is log in to last.fm and see your profile - it's very cool :) Records songs played from phone and PC and wherever else. I bookmarked it to Chrome so I can check it out sometimes.
Alternatively, for really quick Spotify statistics, go
here. You'll need to login to Spotify for it to work, and the benefit is that it grabs data since the start of your Spotify account, where as last fm gets data from when you make the account onwards.
9) Clipboard History and Clipboard Edge (hot tip!) If you didn't know, your phone stores a full clipboard history, it doesn't just save the last thing that was copied. I use the stock Samsung Keyboard so for those with Gboard and other ones, I don't know where the button is. First, you need to enable the Keyboard Toolbar: Go to your phone's Settings > General management > Language and input > On-screen keyboard > Samsung Keyboard > Keyboard Layout and feedback > turn ON Keyboard toolbar. Now open up the keyboard in any app, click the button at the top left of the keyboard to toggle to the icons, click the icon that looks like a "save" icon or a file, this is the clipboard. You may have to click the three dots on the right to find the icon. The clipboard saves all copied text and images.
Hot tip - There is an edge panel for the clipboard. Go to your edge display, click the settings cog on the bottom left, then enable the Clipboard Edge. Now you can access your clipboard on the edge. Really convenient.
10) Smart Select edge panel for quick cropped-screenshots, GIFs, pin-to-screen Go to your edge panel and click the settings cog on the bottom left, then enable Smart Select edge panel. The top icon on this panel is the quick-crop, sometimes I prefer this over the normal screenshot, as it immediately goes into the crop window so I can choose which part of the screen to capture. Also you can make GIFs from here, try it out on YouTube videos or something, it's quite cool.
One really useful feature here is the bottom button of the 4 in Smart Select, which is Pin to Screen. You can click this to pin a certain area to the screen, so you can go into other apps and keep that part pinned. Really useful in some situations if you need to remember something across apps, but can't copy it.
11) Show Spotify (or other) music player inside Google Maps navigation Go to Google Maps > Swipe from the left > Click Settings > Navigation settings > Turn ON "Show media playback controls", set Default media app to Spotify (or other music player). Then restart the app, now every time you go into a navigation, Spotify will show up. If you want to remove any persistent notification that comes up, use tip (3).
12) Diagnostic testing for sensors, hardware, screen, etc. Dial *#0*# and a board of options will come up, and you can test different functions of the phone.
WARNING: Only use this if something to do with sensors or hardware is not working for you, for example, I used it when I ran my S9 through water and needed to test the front and bottom speakers. Also be warned that it takes a while to get out of this menu for some reason - I had to button mash the home and back button to get out of here, but eventually it will definitely get out of there.
13) Turn on Developer options This is a given for most experienced Android users, but some of you may not know it. Warning - only do things in here that you know well, and don't mess around here. This will be used in a few more of my tips shown below.
Settings > About Phone > Software information > keep tapping "Build number" until it tells you that you've unlocked Developer options.
14) Use high quality bluetooth codecs if your bluetooth headphones are compatible If your headphones support high quality codecs like LDAC (Sony) or APTX, then this is for you. While your headphones are connected, go to developer options (13), then scroll down to "Bluetooth audio codec" and switch it to the best codec that your headphones support (research it). You can also fiddle with the other bluetooth settings here if you understand them. I use the Sony WH-1000XM3 so I use the LDAC codec and it is amazing. Once you have chosen your codec, then you can go into the normal bluetooth settings menu, click the cog/wheel of the connected bluetooth device, and a toggle showing your chosen codec should appear, confirming that it is indeed being used.
NOTE: For the Galaxy Buds, the general consensus is that Default is the best codec so don't play around with this if you have the buds - they are made for the S10 anyway.
15) Use the Bixby button as a toggle between "Sound" and "Vibrate" modes, like the iPhone switch You will need to install BxActions and enable Full Remapping, so follow tip (22) in
Part 1. Once you've done that, go into BxActions > Bixbi button > for both "Single press" options on Standard action and Lockscreen, set it to "Sound mode iOS (Sound, vibrate)" or the (Sound, vibrate, silent) whichever you prefer. You can also do many other things with BxActions such as Flashlight, Google Assistant, and so on.
NOTE: When you switch to "Sound" mode, it plays a little sound tone. When you switch to "Vibrate" mode, it vibrates. I guess it is nice to know which mode you're in.
16) Save battery by putting certain apps to sleep Settings > Device Care > Battery > (3 dots) > Settings > Sleeping Apps. Now, add apps which you 1) Don't need notifications from, and 2) Don't use frequently. If you have issues with a particular app after adding it to this, then take it off.
17) Utilize the Navigation Bar toggle in the swipe down quick toggles when needed This isn't really a tip, but if you use the Nav Bar (3 buttons at the bottom), then you might find that when you watch some videos on Chrome or some other apps, even when you go full screen landscape, the Nav Bar will persist onto the side, often with a white colour. Just swipe down your quick toggles and click the Navigation Bar toggle - make sure Gesture Hints are disabled so that the thin lines don't show up. You can long press the Nav Bar toggle to turn it off. This isn't a great solution, but it's the best I could find if you use the Nav Bar.
18) Quick weather in Lockscreen Settings > Lock screen > FaceWidgets > turn ON weather. This uses the stock Samsung weather app. Now when you're on the lockscreen, just swipe left/right from the clock and the weather will appear (along with any other FaceWidgets you have). It's a quick way to look at the weather without unlocking the phone.
19) Save battery by turning off Sync options that you don't need + Samsung Cloud Settings > Accounts and backup > Accounts. Here you'll find all the accounts that are constantly being synced, from all apps. You can click through each of them to see what is enabled and what is disabled, and turn things on and off based on what you don't need. For example in the Google account. If you go back one level to Settings > Accounts and backup, you can go to Samsung Cloud to see what is being backed up to the Samsung servers. Click the 3 dots > Settings > Sync and auto backup settings > turn OFF anything you don't want synced. Also switch to the Auto Back up tab. I have turned everything off as I prefer doing backups only when I feel like it, as a one-off backup.
Another tip which I mentioned before is that if you use Outlook, you can turn off sync in your quick toggles and set a bixby routine to turn sync on only when the phone is charging - see tip (21) in
Part 1.
20) Don't get into the habit of "closing all apps" in the recents/multitasking screen I know a lot of people who have a habit of always clearing all the apps. The S10 has 8GB ram (6GB for some S10Es and 12GB for the 1TB S10+ model). This is a LOT of RAM and also, on Android, the more RAM utilized, the better. Always keep all of your apps open in the multitasking menu - it actually saves battery as when you open an app, it is already in the RAM and so it doesn't have to reload from scratch which saves battery and also provides better performance. I only close one particular app if it is bugging out. Only when the phone is completely frozen or something (very rare), then you can try "closing all apps".
21) Disabling lots of apps and system functions with Package DisableAdHell3/ADB Commands can hurt battery If you use Package DisableAdHell/ADB Commands to disable a lot of apps including Samsung system things, sometimes it can really hurt your battery performance, which is the opposite of what you were trying to do. What happens is that the phone is repeatedly searching for a funcionality that it can't find, resulting in higher battery use, even though you won't know it. I've had this same experience on the S9 and S7 too. So these days, I stay away from disabling apps in that way.
I only go to Settings > Apps, and disable some apps which are duplicates and keep it at that (e.g. YouTube, Gmail, Google Music, etc). My battery seems to be fine now.
22) Swipe right and left for Back and Forward gestures in Chrome Go to Chrome, go to "Chrome://flags", then search "Overscroll history navigation". Set it to Enabled, relaunch Chrome. Now you can swipe right for Back and left for forward. Quite useful especially for one handed use.
23) In-built Caller ID from Hiya - see who's calling you before you pick up! Go to the Phone app > (3 dots) > Settings > Turn ON "Caller ID and spam protection". Click on the text of it to get a description. Essentially, there is an extensive directory on Hiya's database, and it identifies Spam callers for you, and it also sometimes identifies people's or business' names. It works when you receive a call or when you dial a number. It's nice to have some confirmation of who you're calling / who's calling you.
NOTE: Seems like most US-carrier models such as Verizon don't have this option, possibly due to potential conflicts with network policies.
24) Check out and customize the "Doze" buckets for standby status of apps Android has a built-in feature called Doze that turns apps into standby based on usage patterns. To see what category Android has put your apps into, go to Settings > Developer options (see tip (13) to enable this). Scroll down to "Standby apps" and click on it. You'll find apps are put into four states - FREQUENT, ACTIVE, WORKING_SET > RARE. You can also click on apps and change their state based on your preference. You can't do it to some System apps so they show as EXEMPTED.
25) Turn Scene Optimizer off on the Camera for a more natural colour profile which you may like By default, Scene Optimizer is ON in the Camera - this is where AI is used to detect what the image is, and a colour and HDR profile is added onto the picture. This usually results in stunning shots but sometimes the saturation is overblown. You can turn if OFF and test out if you like the pictures better. While in the camera view, click the button on the bottom right of the camera view (it is in line with the triple lens buttons) - this is the icon that changes based on what you're looking at. I find myself turning it off 50% of the time for a more natural shot, but Scene Optimizer is still great so don't turn it off permanently.
26) Show all of your notification icons rather than the dots after 3 notifications Swipe the quick toggles down completely (so swipe down twice) > (3 dots) > Status bar. Turn "all notifications" on, rather than "3 recent notifications". Also, I turned off the battery percentage since I'm quite happy with the battery and don't need to constantly monitor it. I prefer the look in this setup.
27) Try using a pattern rather than pin code - it's way faster Other than face recognition and fingerprint, sometimes we need to put in our manual method. I find the pattern to be way faster than putting in a PIN code, however do note that it is overall less secure. To change it, go to Settings > Lock screen > Screen lock type. Change the PIN to Pattern and setup a pattern that's unique but also easy to swipe. Try it out and see if you like it.
You can disable the pattern from being shown while you unlock the phone: Settings > Lock screen > Secure lock settings > Turn OFF Make Pattern Visible. Now when you swipe the pattern it remains invisible.
28) Turn off "Lift to wake" to stop the screen from accidentally turning on a lot If you always find your screen turning on when you move it around, it's because of this. Settings > Advanced Features > Motions and gestures > turn OFF "Lift to wake".
29) Swipe down from anywhere on the home screen to bring up the quick toggles Settings > Display > Home Screen > turn ON "Quick-open notification panel". Now go to your home screen and swipe down from anywhere to bring up the toggles, really useful for one handed use.
NOTE: Some custom launchers will not support this feature as they have another screen that comes up when you swipe down, e.g. a search bar.
30) Get amazing sound performance - Dolby Atmos, Adapt Sound, UHQ Upscaler Settings > Sounds and vibration > Advanced sound settings > Sound quality and effects.
Turn on Dolby Atmos - this gives you a richer sound profile and everything becomes louder and more vibrant. I usually have my Dolby Atmos set to "Auto" but "Music" is good too. Don't listen to the nit-picky battery folk who say Dolby Atmos uses more battery - it really doesn't. I've left mine on permanently and it's fine.
If you use headphones/earphones, both wired or wireless, setup Adapt Sound in this menu while you are wearing the headphones. What this does is a "beep test" at a whole range of frequencies and you indicate which frequencies you can hear and which you can't hear. Then it amplifies the frequencies you can't hear so it's like your own customized sound profile for your own ears.
If you use wired headphones/earphones through the headphone jack (e.g. the AKG ones you get in the box), then while they're plugged in, you'll see UHQ Upscaler. Turn it on and set it to bit upscale. You can test out the bit and bandwidth settings, but I think it's better on the bit upscale only.
31) Uninstall or Disable duplicate apps you don't need Settings > Apps > [Choose App] > Uninstall or Disable (whichever is available).
If you use Outlook, disable/uninstall Samsung Email, Gmail, etc. If you use Spotify, disable Google Play Music. If you use Dropbox, disable One Drive (however don't disable Google Drive as this controls the "Copy" function in share menus sometimes... stupid I know). If you use the default Samsung Gallery, disable Google Photos.
In general, clear out all apps which you already use another app for. If you see an app which you don't understand/recognize, just leave it. Don't start disabling all things that you "think" you don't need. This will result in unwanted battery drain.
32) You can see which apps allow certain permissions, sorted by permissions! Settings > Apps > (3 dots) > App Permissions. Here, you can see which apps use certain permissions, e.g. Location or Storage. You can then click on the app and take away its permission to do that. To save some battery, see which apps have permission to use Location, and remove any you think you don't need to give location access too.
NOTE: Don't remove any permissions from System/Google apps as this will mess with the phone functionality - e.g. do not touch Google Play Services or Google Play Store or any Samsung system app. Only take away permissions from apps you downloaded from the Play Store..
33) Open into a notification's app straight from the Lock Screen First, ensure you are on Brief or Detailed view: Settings > Lock Screen > Notifications > View Style = Brief or Detailed. Now when you see a notification on the lock screen, tap it TWICE. This brings up your manual unlock method (PIN or Pattern) but you can still use Face Recognition or Fingerprint to open it.
34) Brightness slider pinned to brief view of quick toggles, only need one swipe down to change brightness Pull down the quick toggles down to the brightness control. Click the down arrow to the right of the control. Turn ON "show control on top". Now you only have to swipe down once to get brightness, and in combination with (29) this is really helpful.
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Once again, share any tips that weren't mentioned here or in
Part 1 and let's all get the best out of this beast S10 ;) I'll be updating this thread as I find out more things, or if you guys mention tips that I think are really useful.
Some of you have been DM'ing me - could you please post on the comments of this thread instead, thanks.
YouTubers - if you take stuff from here, please link the thread.
EDITS - Formatting & grammaspelling
- Edited (1), (6), (19), (23), (27)
- Added (30), (31), (32), (33), (34)
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Disgusting
fm43hge in maths on 01 Apr 20 (1pts):
Practise is really the most effective way, sure there are tricks out there that you can use that only work for certain cases, the best way, imo, is to keep doing problems in your head even if you're...
fly9a2u in Realme on 30 Mar 20 (1pts):
Writing from Singapore btw, doesn't matte wherr you are this download is for any country
fly967p in Realme on 30 Mar 20 (1pts):
Works great for me, been waiting for a long ass time, it feels finally getting crust out if your eye I fucking love this phone even more now, didn't think that was possible
floa1oc in Realme on 27 Mar 20 (1pts):
The update is still in beta, no?
flk2y44 in guitarlessons on 26 Mar 20 (1pts):
Can someone download these and share them with me please?? Can't access it from my region :(
flgi8lp in Realme on 25 Mar 20 (1pts):
Color 6 Android 10??
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Shit didn't realize "it" was such a massive novel
fkmtj81 in Realme on 16 Mar 20 (1pts):
Yeah these work fine for the x2 pro, but I'm still looking for something that can use the wide angle lense aswell, any ideas?
fkkywpo in Realme on 15 Mar 20 (1pts):
I wish they could use Gcam for the wide lense, anyone know how to do that?
fkgtymb in maths on 14 Mar 20 (1pts):
Can someone confirm if it's right?
fjkfghq in Realme on 05 Mar 20 (1pts):
Literally full day of use from 20 mins of charge for me, full brightness Instagram, and a few cod games on the subway
I try not to charge above 90 either for longevity
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Wow this is big deal!!! Congrats sg!
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Please do, and share the gcam link
fiwtoo1 in maths on 27 Feb 20 (1pts):
For resusltant force? The x mag is 1 to the right y mag is 1 southwards so the resultant is sqrt(2) and direction is 275 degrees if you take positive rightward x as 0°.
Edit: answer: sqrt(2), 275...
fitdhwu in Realme on 26 Feb 20 (1pts):
It's okay to peel off, it's not a a foldable lol
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This is so specific, this dude is hiding something
fhhmrao in Realme on 13 Feb 20 (1pts):
- i dunno I guess the camera is lackluster, you can get really good shots in some conditions but it's not the best camera on a phone
- i don't like the limited options with icon packs cool...
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Great !!!!
fgr7i0m in oneplus on 07 Feb 20 (1pts):
Boys realme x2 pro has a flat screen, headphone jack, and for the price of the cheapest 7t it has 12gb ram and 256 gb storage
And I switched to it from my 6T, sure the software isn't as clean as...
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But second one you gotta convert the mm to m, so multiply it by 0.001
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Literally multiply the three numbers
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Just did it for x2 pro,it's not Android 10
It's a security update and a Instagram video upload bug fix.
I didn't backup, no files were lost at all.
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iPhone xR
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I use WhatsApp and telegram, never missed a notification
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I should also add, the phone build quality is great: check some durablility tests online, its up there with the iPhones and samsungs in build quality no doubt, I've dropped just once so far from...
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I agree not so many great case options but the factory case is pretty great quality and an extreme tight fit, you can tell they put effort into making it.
This phone is heavy but it's lighter than...
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eo4acz9 in learnmath on 19 May 19 (1pts):
You can try to use their Taylor series expansion and then cry
enremgm in poker on 16 May 19 (1pts):
This video is amazing
enjwykq in exmuslim on 15 May 19 (1pts):
Good argument for not making any friends
encrqdo in learnmath on 13 May 19 (1pts):
Let's see Send people to space
Save people's lives
Learn about more math All of which usually requires a team effort of course
en7h4bx in AnarchyChess on 12 May 19 (1pts):
Always retreat!
en6lr4b in learnmath on 12 May 19 (0pts):
And when you get a decent handle on some techniques to solve them I recommend you check out 3Blue1Brown's series on them, I think it's upto episode 2 as of now but it's getting juicy. It'll help...
elc48fn in AnarchyChess on 20 Apr 19 (1pts):
Oh fuck it's Magnus ttyl
ekn0o8i in singapore on 11 Apr 19 (1pts):
Got this aswell
ek3sb02 in oneplus on 04 Apr 19 (1pts):
YouTube Vanced working fine btw
ek0f6yp in oneplus on 03 Apr 19 (1pts):
can we pin this?
ejvlbx4 in chess on 01 Apr 19 (1pts):
Wow man! Nice work!!
ei40bnc in singapore on 09 Mar 19 (1pts):
You Singaporeans are weak!
eh5ovos in indianews on 24 Feb 19 (1pts):
wow, what a disgusting website
egvq84q in maths on 20 Feb 19 (1pts):
This question is wrong I'm pretty sure there's a printing error around "... f(X) = 11"
efpdmlz in chess on 04 Feb 19 (1pts):
Wow this is great stuff. Feels like just yesterday when Leela was falling for fried liver traps.
efbcbib in chess on 30 Jan 19 (1pts):
What episode is this, I wana check it out but don't wana watch the full series
ef9c7wx in chess on 29 Jan 19 (1pts):
Noooo :(
ee1gqyv in chess on 14 Jan 19 (1pts):
Yeah anytime I see f6 in the opening I start looking at how to make Qh5 work
ee1gl5u in chess on 14 Jan 19 (1pts):
You missed mate at first tho lol, f4 a6 was unnecessary
ed658nr in singapore on 03 Jan 19 (1pts):
They are disgusting, I ordered them for dinner today, couldn't even finish 20%, now I'm on the toilet with a terrible headache.
Fuck McDonald's seriously
ecnd1h8 in spotify on 27 Dec 18 (1pts):
3-5 mb each?
ea5o5mj in chess on 21 Nov 18 (1pts):
Real question is whyd you resign lol
ea3ypgk in seduction on 20 Nov 18 (1pts):
Nothing to do with pickup, some nice dialog here and there but nothing helpful
Also pretty shit movie, really fall off towards the end
ea3xvr3 in chess on 20 Nov 18 (1pts):
Wow anand really killing it
e8nm7uc in chess on 29 Oct 18 (1pts):
this is so great thankyou !!!
e8nhbsb in chess on 29 Oct 18 (1pts):
Lol maybe you need better opponents haha, you wana play sometime? I'm a lowly lichess dweller aswell : pennyNickles
e8nhbey in chess on 29 Oct 18 (2pts):
Lol maybe you need better opponents haha, you wana play sometime? I'm a lowly lichess dweller aswell : pennyNickles
e8nanqt in chess on 29 Oct 18 (3pts):
You're right, im sorry
e8lp3oh in chess on 28 Oct 18 (3pts):
what a shit game
e53ynbx in maths on 30 Aug 18 (3pts):
Okay?
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Manny Paccquiao playing chess
aev9nk in oneplus on 11 Jan 19 (1pts):
USB-C Audio Dongle Compatibility.
a21nuc in math on 01 Dec 18 (1pts):
Central difference question challenge!
a0qx67 in spotify on 27 Nov 18 (1pts):
Wheres madvillainy?? It was there two days ago, Wtf I might switch to apple music because of this
9zy15m in seduction on 24 Nov 18 (1pts):
Texting help please?
9wemxp in chess on 12 Nov 18 (1pts):
Any way to watch the FIDE WCC stream without paying the actual subscription?
8l1lyg in Piracy on 21 May 18 (1pts):
Review by Andy Daly on comedy central?
8a5z3m in chess on 06 Apr 18 (0pts):
I played a Morphy-like brilliancy no joke.
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Hey guys! I finally bought my S20+ and I'm loving it.
There are a few issues though. I had an S10+ for 2 weeks before this. That's what made me buy the S20 and stay on Android permanently.
On the S10+ I could lock apps to stay open in the background. On the S20+ I can only do that to one app. Any way to increase that?
This phone is getting pretty warm. On the third day now. Still warm. Not doing anything major. Just Reddit (Boost for Reddit), telegram, WhatsApp, YouTube Vanced etc. I've disabled notifications for apps I don't use. Does that stop them from running in the background? It does on iOS.
I also put a bunch of apps into deep sleep. Does that help with battery life?
On iOS, keeping an app open saves battery because the phone doesn't have to load it up again. Does the same theory apple to Android?
Where is the CPU on these phones? It was on the left on the S10, I could feel the left edge getting hot. On this, the whole phone gets hot.
I transferred my data using Smart Switch by signing into iCloud. My contacts and calendar got copied but not my notes. It said they got copied but they're not in Samsung Notes. Where do they get copied too?
I also need to copy my bookmarks from safari to Samsung internet. Tried googling but they all say to export an HTML file and import that to Samsung internet, and manually add them one by one. That'll take the whole day.
That's about it. Overall, great phone! Loving the display. I'm here to stay! At least until the new iPhone 12 comes out.
Thanks!
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