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Fix - Apps storage 0 (no data) MIUI

Just open settings- go to privacy - usage permission - turn it on for both security and settings. Done!

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Android 12 change - visual elements stretch and bounce back on a drag event and they fling and bounce back on a fling event (like iOS)
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/12/overscroll

https://redd.it/nrti26
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Finally, a flagship with a 14,000mah battery

https://imgur.com/a/80nmcCK

BEHOLD, the most energized galaxy in the world, the S10+ chonk edition

i power modded my S10+ with a 14,000mah battery
finally i have the phone of my dreams

high performance: CHECK
AMOLED screen: CHECK
headphone jack: CHECK
SD slot: CHECK
NFC and wireless charging: once i work out how to make an extension cable for it
bezels thick enough that i can actually hold the device one handed without touching ...

https://redd.it/nryh7f
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What do you think is the best year for smartphones?

For me it's 2013, we had some many good phones back then. Like the HTC one (which in my opinion is one of the most iconic phones of all time), the Lumia 1020, the lg g2, the Xperia z which made waterproofing in smartphone popular. Every smartphone had its own personality and style Which is something that's missing in today's phones imo.

But what do you guys think, what was the best year for smartphones?...

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Tron LG Velvet 2 Pro's marketing materials

Tron posted the LG Velvet 2 Pro's marketing materials on Twitter. Seems like the typical Android flagship from this year with a curved display, triple camera setup and no headphone jack.

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CameraX needs to be a top priority for Android

This is probably the least talked about, but most important change for Android. You could argue that poor camera optimization in third party apps is easily the largest letdown of the entire OS. Android is over a decade old and a solid solution has yet to materialize. Google eventually realized how poor and outdated Camera2 was becoming and they decided to create the CameraX library. However they are taking their sweet time developing the library and it has been in beta for a few years.

It shou...

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