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Well it might work while closed, but I doubt they would stick when slid open, but could be worth a try. Note though that the hard edges could be complex to modify for the buttons and fingerprint reader. Being creative, what about modifying TWO sets? One for each part of the Pro1, cutting down the covering back on one case and the front on the other case...

Did you expect the display to be as good as the five year old Priv? 😇 ...Jokes aside 441DPI is not a bad resolution at all, actually even 10% finer than the Pro1 (an aPple Iphony 11 has 326DPI). Most humans can see details down to around 1/11000 of the viewing distance, as the extreme limit. (Note this is not a need, but what it is pointless beyond). So if held more than 25" (or 63cm) away you can not see the details, holding it a bit closer it will only be extreme images that would have looked better on a Priv. So that should not be what should hold you back on the Titan.

I see this on a Pro1 too. Pure stock, no rooting or the like.

For a period it is (I do not know how long) Just tell what you want changed, and I can do it 🙂

Interesting. Though neither of those are 'edge type' ...Hmm... we will need keep looking. Something matching the new Galaxy S20+ might be interesting even though it is way too long, but perhaps it might be modified with three sides preserved. On one of these

Well the answer to the "why" is easy: Because the symbols are printed in yellow in top right corner and not white, to indicate that you should use the yellow arrow pointing top right. If you then ask why they are printed in yellow and not white in the first place, I can not offer a logic explanation. Maybe an aesthetic choice? Personally I don't really care about easy access to anything on the current qwerty as it is partly shifted and thus messed up anyway *LOL* Though a work-around for qwerty could map Alt+L and Alt+P as doublets, as Alt would be sticky. Or just to use FinQWERTY

Yes, it was discussion earlier, see the following comments to the linked. My best guess would be a note7 Front-over-back if that even exists, and we will expect that to have edge issues. So the least unlikely candidate I guess would be a shell intended for the screen-side of a Note7, that is intended to be used with a film or flat back-protector (I have never seen that set-up)

Sorry if my English is unclear. I meant that if the symbols not above the letters (e.g. over the digits) are only supposed to be accessible with the YellowArrow and not by Shift, it would be much more important to have those sticky, and that could be done by letting these send Meta-Left and Meta-Right. As Meta is one of the key-types sticky with Alpha. On the other hand if accessible by BOTH shift and sticky it will for qwertY only affect symbols on L and P not being accessible with sticky, BUT we are talking fourteen on the qwertZ : on Q, W, E, R , U, I, O, P, Ü , L, Ö, Ä , Y and M...

Well we expected at the least the first part see discussions on the different variants with front-over-back or back-over-front previous in this thread.

Well it was my bug confusing with irrelevant USB-debugging.. 🥴

The point is that sticky to get to symbols would be much more important than two clicks shortcuts (IMHO). Especially if they { F(x)tec } do not want shift to double to the access above the digits.

It would be better to let the yellow arrow do Meta rather than Fn. As this will allow for sticky if Full is changed to Alpha, See other thread.

It is slightly left of the speaker. Note that it got quite a delay in reacting to changes, but pressing power off and on, triggers a new read.

2.4 Works fine here too. I noticed a setting Multi/Single under connections before pressing GO I have tried both, and immediately pressing GO. The colour is different for single, otherwise the same. (a tiny bit slower in single)

I saw in the long case thread @wilhelmfitzpatrick has fitted a carbon fibre skin for a note 10, and it looked quite good.

I'm on 5GHz here. As you see it with WiFi only, does it make a difference if you pop out the SIM? (Just to narrow it down)

Unfortunately it seems like swiftkey messes with that. I know no usable workaround, sorry.

The point of a "teardown" skin over another skin is that it looks like you can peep into it.... So to improve the illusion you should be able to 'look in' everywhere. If you want that AND easy access to the screws, well then the foil would need cut outs for the screw-stickers and screw image-stickers on top of the stickers hiding the screws....

Could well be. Or perhaps the rooting mechanism is not perfected and have some odd side effects?

Tried your recipe both with and without autorotate, no problems.... A GUESS, as you have had other WiFi concerns, could it be that you are doing it while it is not completely finished negotiating with the WiFi router?

Can not do that, it request password on boot. But that things might fail if it is not finished booting, I really only see as an oddity, and not anything worth chasing, let alone use any resources fixing. But sure it ought not to happen, and if this is the only way we can reproduce the boot behaviour, the recipe might help them fix that.

We really should have two and a half foils!! One for the back, one for the under side of the display, and one for the top of the lower part behind the keyboard.... But I guess that would be slightly overkill....

Yes that is what I wrote: Android Market , http://market.android.com/ ...I know i'm old, but I'm not going to use the silly alias

@david Speedtest works fine here https://www.speedtest.net/my-result/a/5736094493

I have no idea. I do not know the app, nor how it is supposed to look. Only installed it to test this. Anyone else in here that knows? @VaZso ?