Recent content by Jean Lai Kan

re: Thanks for the link. It is a bit different on the V30, but I found out

re: No, it is not the same thing, thanks

Hi, can anyone explain how to turn off Screen overlay in the V30? Thanks

https://youtu.be/o486d9bzyf8

I have a LG V30 phone & have a GPS application (OSMand +) running correctly with text to speech guidance. Suddenly no more voice guidance. On other apps like Automagic, text to speech also stopped working. What's wrong? I am using Android 7.1.2. Thanks

Seems like the Huawei ban will be removed: https://www.androidauthority.com/breaking-huawei-allowed-to-do-business-with-us-companies-again-1004260/ https://youtu.be/3ZrDQTsM7ko

It's the phone's speakers

I suddenly don't receive voice notifications on my GPS application (OSMand+). I also don't receive voice notifications on other apps like Automagic. What can be the problem?

The advantage of a semi vertical stand is you can use the phone comfortably while it is being charged. Such a charger with a fan is even better to keep the phone cool.

What this guy is saying makes sense.

It is also not possible to uninstall several Google apps. like Google Play. You can only disable them. While I use Google Play very often, there are other Google apps which I never use, come pre-installed and cannot be removed.

If Android apps can run without tweaks on the Huawei OS, I don't see why non US developers won't sell their apps on a Huawei apps store. I heard that developers pay more than half the selling price of their apps to Google. What if Huawei charges less or non at all at the beginning? That would...

Why ban & then postpone until August? Why not just ban in August? Not well thought or well thought bargaining strategy?

I don't think so. Once Huawei moves away from Google, it will be for good. Once the trust is gone, it won't come back.

This could happen to any other phone supplier: Lg, Samsung, Nokia etc. Boeing could be forced to stop selling spare parts to any country the US is in conflict with. Bad for the credibility of the US to use their products as a political weapon against their customers. Mixing politics with...