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TeamViewer Quick Support working on i727 with AOSP

For those of you who don't know, TeamViewer recently released a specialized app called 'TeamViewer Quick Support', which is a really nice app that allows you to control a remote smartphone almost as if you were holding it in your hand. The problem was that it is specifically designed for stock Samsung phone meaning it wouldn't work on custom ROMs.
However, it appears the issue has been solved for those of you using AOSP ROMs. I myself can confirm it is working on TeamChopstick's CyanogenMod 9. The download links are below.
Mind you, this has not been done by me. Please go to THIS THREAD and thank the OP. You can also find the ARMv6 version in his thread.
Download (CWM flashable ZIP)
----- ARMv7: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5lnhbt8l2m84gz6
* Remember, you need at least 4+ MB of free space on /system to flash those ZIPs!​
Photos of what TeamViewer Quick Support looks like on my own smartphone:
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Plasma Mobile ISOs are now available to download

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These images will run on an emulator (such as VirtualBox or QEMU), or on a real x86 device.
Download link: http://images.plasma-mobile.org/iso/
Full description: http://blog.bshah.in/2018/01/26/trying-out-plasma-mobile/

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JLIT99 said:
These images will run on an emulator (such as VirtualBox or QEMU), or on a real x86 device.
Download link: http://images.plasma-mobile.org/iso/
Full description: http://blog.bshah.in/2018/01/26/trying-out-plasma-mobile/
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Hey guys, I made a test ISO for KDE Plasma Mobile that is compatible with Windows 8+ touchscreen tablets. It's early Alpha quality, so it's for testing and bug reporting only (although you can get it installed with some extra effort).
I'm hoping we can have a truly touch friendly interface on x86 hardware soon.
Link with details and ISO: https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/867efg/kde_plasma_mobile_test_iso_for_windows_8_tablets

GSI: which architecture to choose?

Hello!
I want to flash a GSI on my phone. Which variant should I choose? Btw Magisk says that I don't have A/B partition
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ARMv8 is 64-bit CPU. It's also called ARM64.
Take note that a Android GSI can only be run on Project Treble enabled devices.
Also look inside here:
Download Android 11 R GSI (Generic System Image) for Treble Supported Android device
Want to get a taste of Android 11 features? You can Download Android 11 R GSI (Generic System Image) for Treble Supported Android device.
www.getdroidtips.com

Thank for your reply!
I tested my phone for treble support few weeks ago, I got positive result.

I still have some questions.
Are you sure it's x64?
Also, will GSI be buggy? I read somewhere it always will be buggy, hut that was few years ago

How to run APK app inside Android Studio emulator

Hi,
I've installed the latest version of Android Studio and launched a Pixel 4A emulator. I'm trying to install this app from the Google Play Store:
Matterport - Apps on Google Play
Transform your business with digital twins
play.google.com
However for some reason the app doesn't show up during searches even though I've installed in on a real Pixel 4A device. The emulator has 6GB of RAM and meets the basic requirements in the attached screenshot:
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Can someone please help me get this app installed in an emulator if possible? Any emulator is fine
Thank You!

May be the Android OS you use in emulator is rooted.

I'm using the official emulator within Android Studio, are the ROM images in Android Studio also rooted? If so, do you know how can I test non-rooted ROM's in Android Studio?

zenfone 8 android 12 few apps saying not compatible with device

first the total wine app and now disney +
disney was saying the app needs an update, however there was no update.
phone is unlocked, rooted. i uninstalled the apps and now cannot reinstall them through the play store. what is going on here, i believe my phone is compatible and perhaps something else is hindering. thanks in advance.

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Android supports a variety of features an app can leverage through platform APIs. Some features are hardware-based ( such as a sensor ), some are software-based ( such as app widgets ), and some are dependent on the Android version. Not every device supports every feature, so it's needed to control an app's availability to devices based on app's required features.
This is done by Google if you try download app via Google Play Store to your Zenfone device.