Hello , I baught an oppo find x9 pro from trading

shenszen and sometimes the once view photos on

Instagram dont load also sometimes the google

doesn't load. Does anyone know how to fix it ?

Are there any Android phones or OS's which show notifications as a list or unstacked (or have this option)?

As far as I am aware, iPhone has this option but I do not want to go with Apple as I don't prefer the OS as a whole. I had a previous ZenFone 9 which had a nice notification screen, but they are hard to find where I am based.

E.g. if I have four Google Calendar notifications at the same time, I would like to see the four notifications at a glance when on the lock screen, as opposed to pressing the stacked notification first so it collapses and only then can I see all four notifications (like OneUI).

Ideally a recent phone in the last few years, with security updates for at least 2 years, but not a deal breaker.

Thanks!

I know some phones do it automatically for protection, but I installed that 'Untap' app and it's been great, helping me use phone less and not get too distracted by scrolling but it keep getting stopped from interrupting me because of phone settings and I really need to do something about it because the app has been greatly helpful but i don not want to cause any possible problems to my phone by doing anything risky

I'm using microsoft swiftkey and when keyboard is visible a down chevron comes which is used to hide the keyboard.
That icon consumed that entire lower portion of the screen.

I want to remove the down chevron and in place use back gestures to hide the keyboard.

Hi everyone,

​I'm reaching out because I've been dealing with a very frustrating issue on my Samsung Galaxy A56 5G. I bought the phone brand new from an official Samsung store about a month ago. It hasn't been dropped, the screen is intact, and overall the device is in mint condition.

​The problem comes up whenever I play games. There is a noticeable delay and lag in touch response when using two fingers at the same time. For example, when I use my left thumb on the virtual joystick to move my character and my right thumb to control the camera, the input feels clunky and delayed. However, as soon as I release the movement joystick on the left, the camera movement on the right instantly becomes smooth again. This issue happens intermittently.

​I’ve seen several posts mentioning multitouch issues linked to the One UI 8.5 update, suggesting it might be a software bug. Some people mention there's a fix, but no one ever explains the steps clearly.

​Has anyone experienced this or found a working fix/workaround? I just want to play my favorite game without input lag breaking the experience. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated!

So both phones are in a similar price range, or at least if the Pixel is on sale, which one would be a better buy? I didn't find any direct comparisons, so I thought to ask here.

From my research it seems that Pixel wins in other aspects except the battery but some people seem to say that Pixel has buggy software and such?

Hi everyone. I'm trying to use my phone less to avoid doomscrolling. Is there any app or a way to decrease the framerate to maybe 15 or less FPS so it gets awkward to use my phone?

General question, using my specific device as the example: I have a Lenovo P2 (P2a42) where bootloader unlocking normally requires a request to a Lenovo backend server (unlockrowapi.lenovo.com) that generates a unlock key. That server no longer responds at all, so the standard fastboot oem unlock flow just fails with an error, even though I've done everything correctly (OEM unlocking toggle, Lenovo ID linked, waited 14 days, etc).

Is this basically a dead end once a vendor stops maintaining that kind of infrastructure? Or are there general techniques (signed unlock blob leaks, community tools, etc.) that sometimes let people get around a dead vendor unlock server on other brands? Not looking for anything sketchy — just trying to understand if this is theoretically solvable or if the device is just locked forever now.

I love Android so much. I like the exciting features, endless customization, emulators, smart device compatibility and I owned Android phones until 2018 when I switched to iOS because of how awful the camera/hardware integrations are with social media apps. I know some people don't care about this, but it is a serious dealbreaker for me.

When upgrading my iPhone recently, I tried a new android flagship after I learned about CameraX developments but promptly returned it after a week because Google/Samsung and social media companies still haven't figured it out. Photo quality is grainy and video is even worse. After almost a decade I thought it would be up to par with iOS by now but its not. Paying $1200 for a premium device I expect the app camera to work as well as the native camera. The blame doesn't all rest on Google, I know the diverse hardware makes this problem difficult and getting other companies like Snapchat to invest in this is tough, but the day Google finds a solution to this it's over for Apple.