I believe it's time for me to move on to a new phone. Lately I've looked a bit into home automation, mostly for switching some Intertechno plugs which I own. This got me wondering if there are any phones that have an integrated 433 MHz sender/receiver (and/or possibly 866 MHz). This would make it possible to avoid using a bridging device.
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We r playing games in laptops with connecting to wifi network made by phone,but most phones only support upto 10 devices,but we need to play about 16 people in one game.is there any way to increase maximum allowed wifi connections in android?
For narrow it down let's take Xperia z1 with root access, (we have every kind of phone Samsung lg sony and htc,z1 is just an example)
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Hey guys,
i was looking for this, but found no matches yet. Hope its not a double, but i definitively need ya help.
I bought myself a Gigaset QV 1030 tablet, with Android 4.2* on it.
I enjoy this tablet in almost every situation with only one exception: The volume is too loud.
There are many apps out here for volume control. But since most of them just work in greater steps like 10%, 20%.. I'd like to set the Volume Control myself, either in shell, or as app.
But does anyone of you know the command therefor?
PS: Im still looking for somewhat like an API-Catalog for Android, is there such thing?
Thanks already for any help.
Best Regards
Jan
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Hello,
This is my first question (searched for the answer but did not find !) and I hope I'm posting at the right place.
I'm currently working on an Android app, and I would like it to be able to get access to the microphone sensitivity or at least model / reference.
I found a bunch of applications on the play store which can tell almost everything about built-in cameras / sensors etc. but nothing concerning the microphone.
I get a feeling that this info may be somewhere in /dev but can't manage to get to it.
Thanks a lot !
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I'm looking to either write a custom ROM or Android application that will allow me to take an audio file on the phone and trick the phone into thinking it is hearing that audio clearly through the microphone. I have been searching through the properties and rights looking for an IO stream that is actually used by the applications to read the incoming microphone information and to be able to replace it with an audio stream of my choosing.
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I have my gamecube wavebird hooked up to my device and I was wondering if there was any way anyone knew of to get some actual use out of it instead of it just being a novelty because in its current state to me that is all it is. The main joystick doesn't seem to work, all of the buttons seem to be functioning as the same input, some sort of double click. The dpad works fine and the cstick seems to function also. I could use a ps4 controller for things just as easily but I love the feel of wavebirds in my hands. I would much rather use it.
Here is a logcat of the error I keep getting. I am not surehow it came to be but this keeps popping up now when i open certain apps. it started when i was trying to map the usb key settings
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Alright thanks I will try asking there