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I'm surprised this forum is this quiet. Anyway, anyone successfully using Foxfi on their device? If not, any other non root Hot Sport apps that work? Thanks!
theirs a different method that works
On google. Type in "whereabouts on hotspot hack samsung galaxy s6 edge"
This should help you out for naitice hotspot hack.
I switched to a Galaxy S6 recently from a Galaxy S4. Both on the same network, Verizon.
On the S4 I can send and receive MMS and use my 4G just fine. On the S6 it's not allowing me to do this.
Is there a way to fix this?
Enable VoLTE. It will allow similtaneous call and data while connected to lte.
Gizmoe said:
Enable VoLTE. It will allow similtaneous call and data while connected to lte.
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Voice over LTE has been activated. Will test tomorrow.
Also how can I disable the "Can't use flash while on low battery" for the camera application? Is that its trying to save battery or that there isn't enough voltage? My old phone could use the flash when ever...
ThePie69 said:
I switched to a Galaxy S6 recently from a Galaxy S4. Both on the same network, Verizon.
On the S4 I can send and receive MMS and use my 4G just fine. On the S6 it's not allowing me to do this.
Is there a way to fix this?
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Just Verizon trying to force people to the VoLTE by taking away some functionality.
trackwhore06 said:
Just Verizon trying to force people to the VoLTE by taking away some functionality.
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It was free to activate and its working now so I guess all is good.
Hi, they seem to be selling the 3g version on Ebay now, ive been scouring the net but cannot find a DEFINATE answer as to whether the 3g version can make and recieve calls from the watch itself without having to use a headset?
i have other question, if i dont use e-sim.. i can use normally gear s2 with bluetooth but speak with gear s2 ?
jadaress1 said:
Hi, they seem to be selling the 3g version on Ebay now, ive been scouring the net but cannot find a DEFINATE answer as to whether the 3g version can make and recieve calls from the watch itself.
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Yes it can.
paorpas said:
i have other question, if i dont use e-sim.. i can use normally gear s2 with bluetooth but speak with gear s2 ?
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You should be able to. I don't think it's a software limitation with the non 3g version, it's just hardware. So with the hardware present it should work.
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Thanks for confirming that, any sources/links that i can look at? Im in the UK so the esim will not be of any use to me atm but if i can pair it to my phone and make and recieve calls that way that'd be great.
Ye i want speak with my gear s2 but with my phone number
paorpas said:
i have other question, if i dont use e-sim.. i can use normally gear s2 with bluetooth but speak with gear s2 ?
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Yes you should be fine with the 3g version, but the non-3g version doesn't have a speaker so you need bluetooth headset for calls with that model.
Yes , i know but if i can talk with 3g versión prolly i import it ( i live in spain)
Hello,
I bought Galaxy S6 G920F 6 months ago, was using t mobile everything was working well.
Few months ago I noticed Im unable to receive/make phone calls. Went to T-mobile and apparently they upgraded their antennas and removed some of the bands they used to support.
The only way i can make calls is if i move to 2G, when im on 4G i cannot make/receive calls in some areas (like my neighborhood).
Did anyone else encounter it in NY and is there something I can do besides buying a new phone?
Thanks!
I Can't do video calls with my friends, they have a s7 edge and s8 on T-Mobile network.
My other friend has at&t like me and a note 8 and I can do video calls.
Question is What's going on?
Raul69.atl said:
I Can't do video calls with my friends, they have a s7 edge and s8 on T-Mobile network.
My other friend has at&t like me and a note 8 and I can do video calls.
Question is What's going on?
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Doesn't work between carriers.
https://www.att.com/esupport/article.html#!/wireless/KM1062034
Current Video Call restrictions
At this time Video Call is only available between AT&T customers using Video Call capable devices within AT&T HD Voice coverage areas.
rjohnstone said:
Doesn't work between carriers.
https://www.att.com/esupport/article.html#!/wireless/KM1062034
Current Video Call restrictions
At this time Video Call is only available between AT&T customers using Video Call capable devices within AT&T HD Voice coverage areas.
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That sucks. Is it going to work later on?
Raul69.atl said:
That sucks. Is it going to work later on?
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That depends on whether all the carriers can agree on what version of the RCS protocol to use.
AT&T is still using a pre-universal profile version of the RCS protocol.
AT&T is backing the newer universal profile version of RCS, but hasn't implemented it yet.
It would explain why they restrict their current version (Advanced Messaging and Video Call) to only work within their own network.
Does the quality of AT&T video call match that of Google duo, hangouts, Facebook, or skype?
BlueFox721 said:
Does the quality of AT&T video call match that of Google duo, hangouts, Facebook, or skype?
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Never been able to use it, so I can't say.
Requires two AT&T customers with video capable phones (iPhones don't work as they don't support RCS at all).
My wife and daughter have iPhones, so we use Duo, which works great.
Not a fan of Skype and Facebook (which uses Skype on the back end). Crappy video compression when using cellular data.
BlueFox721 said:
Does the quality of AT&T video call match that of Google duo, hangouts, Facebook, or skype?
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i personally think that video on AT&T have better quality then Facebook, Skype or Hangouts. I did not try Google Duo.
Will rooting my phone allow video calls to other networks?
Just use Duo way better than stock video call app
Shushu_anaafi said:
Will rooting my phone allow video calls to other networks?
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No.
Each carrier controls those services.
Stick with an app. I happen like Duo. Works great over mobile.
rjohnstone said:
No.
Each carrier controls those services.
Stick with an app. I happen like Duo. Works great over mobile.
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Thanks. Will do. But will rooting allow video call freedom* from my phone ?
ShrekOpher said:
Just use Duo way better than stock video call app
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Thing is I'm in Ghana atm. I'm on a plan where I can get free calls to other users over normal calls and same with video call without internet. Saves me data. Tried duo but horrible internet network doesn't help. Video calling Works fine with my note 3 but note 8 doesn't work. That's why I'm wondering if there's a way around this and if not can rooting solve the video calling feature?
Being Ghanian myself, i would say use What'sApp.