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I'm helping to test different devices for chess speed. Here is where we post the results:
http://talkchess.com/forum/viewtopic.php?topic_view=threads&p=544262&t=43212
I need you guys help as we need info on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) Wi-Fi or 3G version only. Not LTE version.
Please may you post the benchmark for this device here so that we can update the list.
Here's the directions :
1) Install Droidfish:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.petero.droidfish
2) Clear all apps in background (hold home and swipe them away) and then run droidfish.
3) Press the menu button, invoke "Settings", choose "Threads" and select "Automatic", and then press back button to get back to chess board.
4) There is button with label "M" below chess board. Press it and choose "Analysis Mode". Analysis will start. Keep it running for about 1 minute.
5) After 1 minute passed, read and record the "nps:" number at bottom of the screen. This is the measurement I'm interested in. This value is a number of positions searched per second (in thousands). The higher the better.
6) To force program to stop thinking, press "M" button again, choose "Two players" so that analysis will stop. Post the results here with rom information. Stock rom is preferable but other roms are welcomed.
Thank you!
Does anyone have this tablet? There are over 170 views of this thread. No one willing to help?
h1a8 said:
Does anyone have this tablet? There are over 170 views of this thread. No one willing to help?
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Personally, I'm not will to load things I'm not familiar with on to my devices to run tests I've never heard of for XDA members with low post and thanks counts. Apparently, I'm not alone in my thinking by the lack of response to your request.
Yeah, no thanks...
BarryH_GEG said:
Personally, I'm not will to load things I'm not familiar with on to my devices to run tests I've never heard of for XDA members with low post and thanks counts. Apparently, I'm not alone in my thinking by the lack of response to your request.
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It's a chess app on play store. You can look at the reviews. It's based off the stockfish chess engine, one of the strongest engines in the world. I have opened several other threads on different devices and people posted the results right away. Computer chess is a hobby that me and many others share. We are composing the list so that we can determine the best mobile device for chess analysis. The note 10.1 2014 is the main device we are most eager to know about. So far ipad air is strongest for chess.
Average of 5, 994k on stock rom. I like chess so thanks for the app reccomendation. Stick with android, does sooooooo much more than any idevice.
1014k then 931k a few seconds later.
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Thanks guys. That number is close to ipad air number but note 10.1 has more ram which is better for the hash tables. Plus, like you said, android can do so many more things. It's closer to having a real PC than iOS devices are.
Hello, I'm thinking about an app that could simulate the pokemon go pro (band) with a Mi band.
The pokemon go pro(band) vibrates when a pokemon is near you (with the pone locked), and do some stuff more, but that's the most important in my opinion, due to in this moment you need to have the pokjemon app open everytime to see pokemons near you and catch them.
Anyone know anything about this theme? An app that could simulate this behaviour could be monetized well and earn a good amount probably, just for incentive
See ya!
By tracking your step, not your distance. by the way you move not using a vehicle
In particular, I'm looking for someone that could did this hack/app to simulate the pokemon go pro band in the xiaomi miband,
Hey men! The app what are you saying already exists his name is PokéGPS and you can get it here pokegpsmobile [dot] com. In addition, you have a tutorial to set up with Mi Band here: pokegpsmobile [dot] com/miband.html
Enjoy it! See ya!
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Hey man,
I've been using my Mi Band as a Go+ type notifier.
Requires app on with vibrate so its not perfect, but it beats staring at my phone the whole time.. and I at least find it useful, haven't missed a 'mon for a while!
My badly titled thread has the app DL
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-pokemon-type-alerts-using-xiaomi-mi-t3464833
It's especially good for use at work
On my LG devices, I had a Smart Settings manager that turned on wifi, changed my phone vibrate to ring, etc...based on location or time.
I have been using Phone Weaver on all of my devices to do similar things for years. But U was wondering if there was a better option out there?
Any idea?
Assistant is fairly good at doing that but as far as I know you need to command it by saying "good night/morning" "I'm home/leaing" etc. Not sure if that would meet your needs but it's on there if you want to scope it.
krabman said:
Assistant is fairly good at doing that but as far as I know you need to command it by saying "good night/morning" "I'm home/leaing" etc. Not sure if that would meet your needs but it's on there if you want to scope it.
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Never even thought to use assistant
krabman said:
Assistant is fairly good at doing that but as far as I know you need to command it by saying "good night/morning" "I'm home/leaing" etc. Not sure if that would meet your needs but it's on there if you want to scope it.
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can you use assistant to run commands on the phone or just Google Home devices? I see that I can set routines with the HOME app but it only seems to work for my HOME devices.
Any ideas?
No, it can run on a Goog home speaker or any recent android phone. You can adjust one of the ready made routines or create your own with preset or custom commands in it either way you go. Probably best to youtube a how-to video, it would be the easiest way to figure it out. Or you can go into routines and click around until you get it. Once you'v got one set up you can just enable the assistant, give it your command, and it will follow the routine.
Hi,
I use continuous glucose monitoring to monitor my blood sugar, as I am a type 1 diabetic. The CGM I use uses Bluetooth to sync with an app (Medtronic's Guardian Connect app) and gives blood sugar data, safety alerts etc., but this app is only compatible with selected Android phones, which doesn't include any Oneplus phones. I really like the Oneplus 7t so I would rather not sell it if possible, so I was thinking of trying to make it compatible with the Oneplus and removing the phone model block. This has been done before with a different medical manufacturer's CGM app ( https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7t/help/medical-app-compatibility-t4015519 ), so I think it should be possible. Given my lack of programming ability, I was wondering if there are resources anywhere that might help with learning how to do this? Obviously they're not going to tell me "This is how you make this specific app work", but I'm just hoping to find some general resources on this type of coding. I have searched around with no success as I am not sure where to look. I gather it would take more than simply changing the buildprop file to trick the app into thinking it's a compatible phone.
Thanks.
Would help to know the app and what issues you're having. Is it not showing up in the play store? Does it give an error?
ziddey said:
Would help to know the app and what issues you're having. Is it not showing up in the play store? Does it give an error?
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Sorry, not sure how I managed to omit all those details. The app is Guardian Connect (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.medtronic.diabetes.guardianconnect&hl=en). I am able to download it, but when I open it it says "incompatible with your device", as it's only officially compatible with a limited subsection of Android phones (https://guardianconnect.medtronic-diabetes-mena.com/en_gb/app-compatibility). However, the Dexcom app that I linked in the first post also has limited compatibility, yet people have managed to get it to work with other android phones, so I'm cautiously optimistic that it will be possible for me to do the same.
I can't link URLs properly yet as I'm a new user, so I had to add those spaces in the links.
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Riveon said:
Sorry, not sure how I managed to omit all those details. The app is Guardian Connect (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.medtronic.diabetes.guardianconnect&hl=en). I am able to download it, but when I open it it says "incompatible with your device", as it's only officially compatible with a limited subsection of Android phones (https://guardianconnect.medtronic-diabetes-mena.com/en_gb/app-compatibility). However, the Dexcom app that I linked in the first post also has limited compatibility, yet people have managed to get it to work with other android phones, so I'm cautiously optimistic that it will be possible for me to do the same.
I can't link URLs properly yet as I'm a new user, so I had to add those spaces in the links.
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Hello. Just wanted to inform you that I inserted the working links on your behalf (at least I assumed so).
I hope you'll find a solution for the issue soon.
Oswald Boelcke said:
Hello. Just wanted to inform you that I inserted the working links on your behalf (at least I assumed so).
I hope you'll find a solution for the issue soon.
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Thanks for that
I have diabetes and want to use this app for checking my blood glucose level continiously on my oneplus 8pro phone but the app says its not compatible with the device. I don't know how to solve this problem.
Is there anybody who can help us with this?
Have you you guys tried to email the developer of the app to fix this?
I have diabetes and want to use this app for checking my blood glucose level continiously on my oneplus 8pro phone but the app says its not compatible with the device. I don't know how to solve this problem.
Is there anybody who can help us with this?
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Have you you guys tried to email the developer of the app to fix this?
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Yep, they weren't helpful at all though, unfortunately - they just gave a generic "keep an eye on the compatible device list" response. In the end I gave up and sold a Oneplus and got a Samsung.
Hi!
I just had contact with medtronic Belgium and they said; the more people call us the more 'problem cases' go to the IT'ers in America. So they mean how faster the problem will be solved so just give them a call
Greetings
https://m.apkpure.com/guardian-connect-us/com.medtronic.diabetes.guardianconnect.us/download?from=details
Needs stock, unrooted, bootloader locked, oos10
How can we fake the phone ID for an app?
HueyT said:
https://m.apkpure.com/guardian-connect-us/com.medtronic.diabetes.guardianconnect.us/download?from=details
Needs stock, unrooted, bootloader locked, oos10
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Can this unlocking of phone be done for two other apps from Medtronic as listed below please?
CareLink™ Connect - Apps on Google Play
Diabetes data sharing
play.google.com
MiniMed™ Mobile - Apps on Google Play
Insulin pump display
play.google.com
Same error message as original post...
I am using an Asus ROG 5s Pro
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help
Can't use unlocked bootloader or rooted phones for medical apps as less secure
volkslove said:
Can this unlocking of phone be done for two other apps from Medtronic as listed below please?
CareLink™ Connect - Apps on Google Play
Diabetes data sharing
play.google.com
MiniMed™ Mobile - Apps on Google Play
Insulin pump display
play.google.com
Same error message as original post...
I am using an Asus ROG 5s Pro
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help
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https://apkpure.com/developer/Medtronic%2C%20Inc.
Here is the list of all Medtronic's apps. Download the APK, then select the file from your Downloads folder in the Files app.
You may be prompted about the app being from an unknown source or risk to your device. Ignore the warning, tap OK, yes, or allow if prompted.
Hope this helps and as the post above already said I would consider calling Medtronic customer service and asking them to make the app available to all phones.
KemikalElite said:
https://apkpure.com/developer/Medtronic%2C%20Inc.
Here is the list of all Medtronic's apps. Download the APK, then select the file from your Downloads folder in the Files app.
You may be prompted about the app being from an unknown source or risk to your device. Ignore the warning, tap OK, yes, or allow if prompted.
Hope this helps and as the post above already said I would consider calling Medtronic customer service and asking them to make the app available to all phones.
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Was actually hoping for a work around to use on phones that are not on the compatible list, i.e. for the app to not check for phone compatibility before starting.
volkslove said:
Can this unlocking of phone be done for two other apps from Medtronic as listed below please?
CareLink™ Connect - Apps on Google Play
Diabetes data sharing
play.google.com
MiniMed™ Mobile - Apps on Google Play
Insulin pump display
play.google.com
Same error message as original post...
I am using an Asus ROG 5s Pro
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help
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I second this; rooted OnePlus 8 Pro running an A12 custom ROM
Personally I've actually come pretty close and was able to hide both Root and Developer Options from being detected using XPrivacyLua, but was unable to get MagiskProps working properly to get around the final "Your Phone is Incompatible" by spoofing as a Google Pixel (one of the primary "approved" devices) message, even after trying multiple older APKs combined with clearing data/cache
Zilch163 said:
I second this; rooted OnePlus 8 Pro running an A12 custom ROM
Personally I've actually come pretty close and was able to hide both Root and Developer Options from being detected using XPrivacyLua, but was unable to get MagiskProps working properly to get around the final "Your Phone is Incompatible" by spoofing as a Google Pixel (one of the primary "approved" devices) message, even after trying multiple older APKs combined with clearing data/cache
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Thanks.
Actually the logic behind limiting the compatible devices boggles my mind because, other than replicating the screen of the insulin pump and sending data downloaded from the pump to health care providers, the app does not allow pump to accept commands from external devices. So I do not see what the concern is with allowing more devices to use the app...
volkslove said:
Thanks.
Actually the logic behind limiting the compatible devices boggles my mind because, other than replicating the screen of the insulin pump and sending data downloaded from the pump to health care providers, the app does not allow pump to accept commands from external devices. So I do not see what the concern is with allowing more devices to use the app...
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There is no logic, just retarded medical industry bureaucracy BS.
I've contacted customer support multiple times and asked them the same question, only to get the same useless response of pretending to "pass on my feedback".
It's actually one of the reasons I wanna find out how to work around the problem even more; like who needs them to take proper control of a medical device that I own.
Would also be amazing to get a Wear OS app that displays the same or similar information to the app, but I don't see that being made by Medtronic for at least a decade.
Zilch163 said:
I second this; rooted OnePlus 8 Pro running an A12 custom ROM
Personally I've actually come pretty close and was able to hide both Root and Developer Options from being detected using XPrivacyLua, but was unable to get MagiskProps working properly to get around the final "Your Phone is Incompatible" by spoofing as a Google Pixel (one of the primary "approved" devices) message, even after trying multiple older APKs combined with clearing data/cache
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Hi! Im struggling with getting this app working on my rooted xiaomi. Do you remember how exactly did you bypass those checks with xprivacylua?
Hello, can anyone tell me the file location of the smart tag of the Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G? Thank you
for your time.
You mean, the NFC module? Top half of the phone, about the height where the cameras are.
robogo1982 said:
You mean, the NFC module? Top half of the phone, about the height where the cameras are.
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It is about the smart tag. I am looking for files and DB locations regarding the smart tag on the phone.
thomas_jonson said:
It is about the smart tag. I am looking for files and DB locations regarding the smart tag on the phone.
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Do you mean that there is a RFID-tag inside the phone? Smart Tag is as I understand it commercial term used in marketing and has no precise technical definition.
gerhard_wa said:
Do you mean that there is a RFID-tag inside the phone? Smart Tag is as I understand it commercial term used in marketing and has no precise technical definition.
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I am new to all the terms and learning. Maybe it is RFID that you are writing about here. But I should specify more. Recently I bought a Samsung phone and I got a smart thing and that is Samsung smart tag (Bluetooth device) for anti loss. This device works like airtag(for iPhone) device. So, my plan is to work with those DB files that smart tag stores on the android device using user activity through its own application. I tried to collect but I am not successful. I am confused about the location of the data, do I have to unlock the phone or have to root the phone? Could you please help me with that? Thank you.
Ok, I see you are talking about the Samsung Smart Things system. I suppose the things you are asking about will be covered in the manual for the respective hardware devices and in the Samsung Smart Things app.
gerhard_wa said:
Ok, I see you are talking about the Samsung Smart Things system. I suppose the things you are asking about will be covered in the manual for the respective hardware devices and in the Samsung Smart Things app.
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No, on the manual, not such inormation about the installed app's file location.
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No, on the manual, not such inormation about the installed app's file location.
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Just to understand what you are doing, why do you need to know the inner works of the Smart Things app? What are you going to use the files for? If it is for backup purpose, all relevant database files and other configuration will be included in a Samsung Smart Switch backup. Perhaps someone else can help you!
gerhard_wa said:
Just to understand what you are doing, why do you need to know the inner works of the Smart Things app? What are you going to use the files for? If it is for backup purpose, all relevant database files and other configuration will be included in a Samsung Smart Switch backup. Perhaps someone else can help you!
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It's about a project purpose.
robogo1982 said:
You mean, the NFC module? Top half of the phone, about the height where the cameras are.
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Maybe it is RFID that you are writing about here. But I should specify more. Recently I bought a Samsung phone and I got a smart thing and that is Samsung smart tag (Bluetooth device) for anti loss. This device works like an air tag(for iPhone) device. So, my plan is to work with those DB files that the smart tag stores on the android device using user activity through its own application. I tried to collect but I am not successful. I am confused about the location of the data, do I have to unlock the phone or have to root the phone? Could you please help me with that? Thank you.