Recent content by PGrey

Did you try re-training your Voice Model (ex-tech-PM with a bit over a year of experience architecting, testing, etc. voice models)? Go to Settings -> Search on ("Voice Match") -> Hey Google & Voice Match -> Click on Other Devices -> Teach your Assistant your Voice Again. Often, if something has...

Yeah, that's bad, certainly looks like there's a lot more corruption (or possibly h/w failure) than just the notification issues.

Yeah, I used this a couple of weekends ago too, we travel back/forth to a ski area that's somewhat isolated and I got the notification (signed up early as well) and tested it a bit. Nice to have for anything backcountry (I think, traveled a lot with pack and/or skis w/o for so many years it's...

Hmm, something is weird, maybe you have a DND mode that's persistent? Try flushing the Play Store Cache and reboot and double/triple-checking the modes? The dialer seems to be default-silent now (I actually prefer this, but turning off/on worked fine for me when I checked), I get text audio...

I tested under both resolutions as well. The split-screen solution is interesting, I suppose - if I touch around the button enough times (a lot of times, mentioned above) I can still hit it, but it's far from ideal. Hopefully Google will fix the boundary issues here, the app shouldn't be able...

The Wemo (IoT Control devices, mostly) app does this, if I go to edit a schedule the "Save" button in the far upper-right. If I tap around enough on the obscured area, it will register the Save, but it takes a lot of taps, maybe 20-30 on average, super-annoying stuff. Honestly, I'd love to...

I think it's that's if it's factory-reset/new (low-level firmware setting), otherwise it just displays the % charge, when you plug/unplug most recent Android devices (phones, tablets, etc.)?

Yeah, 95% is a value I can get behind the science vs. sanity balance on this one (I'm a person that VERY rarely chooses the latter, or so I've been told... :rolleyes: 😁), 95%probably gains you 80% of the lifetime increase, I bet (probably resifting the data would show this, if they publish all...

This is the part (the set your own % part, not the 130...) that I'm waiting for, 80% is kinda' low for a whole days' use, or gets VERY close (also not great for the battery) to empty, if you're not careful.

Just to clarify, you want to adjust the transmit output of the radios (2.4/5/6 independently) such that IT (transmit power, not an artificial cut-off value) produces the -70 dBm values about halfway between two APs, the cut-off point. This takes quite a bit of walking around, checking to see...

I was just looking around and there are a lot more camera lens protectors than when I bought mine, several, such as the Orzero, have full coverage now, and would cover up that scratch completely (pretty sure anyway)...

I should've noted that you'll need to tune the 2.4/5/6GHz radios independently, perhaps an obvious point, but one I didn't note. The 6E radios will (likely) need to be set near their highest (given your example layout) and whereas the 2.4/5 radios will need to be set to their own -70 dBm...

So if you have your signal strength meter running, when you get to the -70 dBm threshold on the outgoing (downstairs in your example), what does it show for the incoming AP signal? You'll want to use a signal strength tool that shows multiple APs, so you can view the transition (or lack...

Same. As long as you get one with halfway decent glass and no weird layers, it causes very little distortion, ever, IME (same as if you put a good clear filter on a SLR lens, or similar)

Download a signal strength meter, one that give you a dBm value. From there, survey around the area between them, and note where the signal drops to >-70 dBm or so. If this isn't the midpoint between the APs, turn one or both down a notch, in terms of transmission level (ideally also a dBm...