I just bought a Lindy mhl 3 adapter from amazon and plugged into my 4k tv using hdmi 2 cable and I only get 1080.
No settings to change it,
Anyone else tried this?
1080 is the limit
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Link?
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Has anyone heard about wireless charging for the Desire?
Iv'e seen w]the Wildcharge universal adapter the fit into the USB port.
Are there any viable hacks for something inside the case?
I think you don't need a hack if you have adapter, ain't that plug and play?
i want to see it in action
Optimist
Like i sayed in title this is pure lie.
Nothing from this will not happend for our old devices and sorry ? xD WIFI CHARGING ? LOL :laugh:
can be done
It can be done.
You would need to fit the wireless charger coil inside the battery case, though.
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htcsfragg said:
Like i sayed in title this is pure lie.
Nothing from this will not happend for our old devices and sorry ? xD WIFI CHARGING ? LOL :laugh:
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There are plenty of solutions existing, I cannot post a link right now. Google "wireless phone charging".
Take a look at that instructables.com/id/Add-Wireless-Charging-to-Your-Smartphone/?ALLSTEPS
Edit: I'm sorry, my phone acts on its own in my pants. Carry on!
It seems that everyone is buying cables to work with their old chargers, but since I'll be carrying the 6P charger around for the fastest speeds, I was wondering if anyone has found a way to charge older micro USB devices with the included charger.
Thanks!
I could be wrong, but from what I think, Older devices will not be able to receive the charges like you are hoping they would. I think your search might be in vain.
I thought USB C was backwards compatible and would charge at the slower micro usb speeds.
To my knowledge, you can have a male USB Type-C ended cable, but not a female. The USB IF specifically prohibits it in their specs. Female connections are strictly for ports on devices.
That said, Type-C is backwards compatible, and can go from Type-C to microUSB, as such: http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F2CU033/
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See also: http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/usb-type-c-vs-usb-3-0-3-1-vs-usb-2-0-t3221676
Elnrik said:
To my knowledge, you can have a male USB Type-C ended cable, but not a female. The USB IF specifically prohibits it in their specs. Female connections are strictly for ports on devices.
That said, Type-C is backwards compatible, and can go from Type-C to microUSB, as such: http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F2CU033/
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See also: http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/usb-type-c-vs-usb-3-0-3-1-vs-usb-2-0-t3221676
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This is perfect, thank you!
Welcome. Glad to help.
I'm thinking about jumping back into the Android wold with the S7 but I have a question about function. Back when I used Android I couldn't use the mic when there was an Aux jack plugged in. Is that still the case with the S7? It looks like it was still the same on the S6 and it's something I use constantly when I'm in my work van to dictate text and use Siri for directions. Thanks!
I will test it out
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My mic still works with a speaker plugged into the aux jack
Hi
I purchased some wireless charging system, which consists from wireless charger and receiver.
I like it
Can you send me Amazon link for that?
Seems interesting! Can you share the purchase link?
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Mmm, seems you need an universal charger receiver add-on like:
- Option 1
or
- Option 2
or
- Option 3
Then, you can buy any Wireless charger available on the market.
Does the Op7P not support a USB C thumb drive directly plugged in? Mine wont work, however its a dual drive with a usb a, which when I plug into a C->A OTG cable it does work.
Try turning it on in Settings > System > OTG Storage. From what I understand earlier versions of OOS needed this turned on, whereas later versions negated it being required. Also, is the USB drive formatted with a compatible file system?
I found some USB-C OTG cables on Amazon. is there one that may function better over another?
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Has anyone tried to use the OTG cable for mouse/keyboard?
Curh said:
Does the Op7P not support a USB C thumb drive directly plugged in? Mine wont work, however its a dual drive with a usb a, which when I plug into a C->A OTG cable it does work.
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Both my duals work (Samsung and SanDisk) without problems...
piperthedj said:
I found some USB-C OTG cables on Amazon. is there one that may function better over another?
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Has anyone tried to use the OTG cable for mouse/keyboard?
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I have used both a generic OTG cable as well as the 1+ that I got for my 3T. I have also used it with a Logitech wireless receiver and used a kb & mouse.