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Also combined with LIGHT heating (say 40-45 degrees) could help get the moisture from the phone to the rice.

A single water drop that comes in the wrong place can cause havoc on any device though of course very unlikely. If you were unlucky and the snow was contaminated with salt from the road, it can have caused more problems than pure water by itself. I have used the device in very mild rain (took an incoming call), so it not just the first water drop it sees that kills it.

On 2, that is in the launcher. Press and hold any blank space on the home screen, Select Home settings Select Keyboard Shortcuts

Well others clearly use better voting robots, there is a factor of ten to the number one now....

Nice. I'm (among other cables) still awaiting this one https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/362332003394 And I hope it will be slightly more compact. The images/rendering are not that clear on the size, but it looks very compact.

Yes. That is the difference between real life and advertising images. 😇

A small hint for punching the mic-hole. Make a tiny hole first from the inside, to get the place right. And then punch from the outside, against a hard piece of wood, to get reasonably neat rounded holes

I like the type with the small flap, as it is less a nuisance than the larger flap on the first case I modified (similar flap to the one @Maplesteel got above) How much to glue all depends on how much you use the camera. Two benefits of only half The camera lenses are completely protected except when actively used It is a bit easier to access the buttons and fingerprint reader, when the flap is not glued close One deficit It is a bit more cumbersome to get to the camera, as you'll have to turn the flap all the way round to expose it.

....forgot to punch a whole in the outer back for the secondary mic.

Here my attempt, with inner part removed, rotated and glued back. Note the uneven look of the inner back around the camera when opened for photo, as this part was previously glued to the back, before rotating. Cut-outs for buttons and fingerprint reader on one side, for 3.5mm and usb at the ends. Plus a cut for the secondary microphone, and finally hole for notification LED and speaker

The motivation: Convenience and less tear on the plug. Especially in a car a magnetic holder with wireless charging is really convenient. But it sure has its prices too, as it heats everything, and the worst possible scenario for a battery is charging while heated. So in reality we should avoid it on any device that does not have an easy user replaceable battery. Everything are sait to be held together by screws, but we are yet to see how easy it actually is to swap a battery. This is also why fast charging should not be used in everyday usage. I tried to rant a bit on the whole thing h

I'm a little confused by this, as you also turned it up side down. How comes the camera is not hidden? Ah! Think I got it. Gently remove the inner case from the flip-part, and glue it in at the same place turned the other way round!! I just tried that, On a new case - currently drying....

Shaking does not effect anything. also tried thee 'figure of eight' type of motion usually good for calibrating orientation sensors.

My GUESS would be to prevent hearing damages if you absent minded pick it up during silence and a high sound then is trans- and emitted when the speaker is close to your ear.

Ah, sorry, got confused, you replied to a reply to @zurvan2.

Maybe he is using Fallback? similar to the Esc, if the app does not supports Escape, it falls back to Back (Haven't got Termux installed) But I think we need @Anssi Hannula in the loop here. 😉

https://source.android.com/devices/input/key-layout-files https://source.android.com/devices/input/key-character-map-files

I see this too, I can easily reproduce it: Place it vertically at an edge on a desk, Tilt it SLOWLY to flat. Wait a bit. Lift slowly back to vertical resting on an edge. To fix: Just start a program like e.g. AndroSensor that IGNORES the phone's auto-rotate setting, and rotate the device.

Ah I see in the other thread that you are using it with a case. Yes then it will almost certainly work, as this adds a few millimetres.

Yeah the card slot gives an extra layer, but also makes it harder to close nicely, as the Pro1 obviously being thicker I doubt you will get a good fit of the protector, but could be a good quick-fix. It should be fairly easy to find matching protectors. just search for "Elephone U Pro", that is using the exact same BOE display.

I have looked at that type as well, but I fear it will be so thick/wide you can not place it flat on a table.... I know this is an issue with the round connectors... ADD: Unless you use it in a case, that lifts it a few millimetres.

But what about the inactive touch screen bug. When have you last seen that? And has it had an OTA update after that?

Interesting that you still see the inactive touch screen bug. That was fixed on mine with an OTA update. Are yours up to date? QX100_EEA_20191210...... There is also a new as of today, I have not yet installed (it is doing it now)

The one in the picture looks quite wide, this MIGHT be an issue, as the plug is off centre by half an inch (to give a better grip opened and plugged). Also note that the Pro1 curves off towards the sides to give the pebble-like feeling, so it is important that the plate is flexible and not stiff.

If someone will make an 'app' that can allow an ordinary user to 'upload' the layout-files on a non-rootet device, then I will gladly make a PC program for entering the layouts. (As I understand @Anssi Hannula this is not as trivial as it may sound) I already started the PC part back in February... I also have an idea of sharing layouts not only fully but PARTLY in sheets. E.g. If one with a Hungarian layout had made a smart Math-character set on Shift+Ctrl+Fn-combos, then to extract that so someone else could import it in say Swedish, And perhaps place it on Alt+Fn if that suited t