The AVD emulator on Android Studio display shows all characters at 1:1 resolution grainy. It is difficult to read the text of the app under testing. To overcome this problem: From the menu of Android Studio select Help -> Edit Custom Properties and enter hidpi=false Create the AVD emulator device and disable device frame and … Continue reading How to fix AVD emulator grainy, poor resolution display in Android Studio
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Bloatware removed from Samsung M51 device
Mobile devices come with lots of bloatware that is not used by many of us. Till there are legal regulations prohibiting the installation of factory bloatware, it pays to delete bloatware that is not used or never used. Before proceeding with the steps to remove bloatware, make sure a data backup has been taken, because, … Continue reading Bloatware removed from Samsung M51 device
How to enable USB Debugging on an Android device
To enable USB Debugging on an Android device, first enable Developer options on the phone by going to Settings -> About, look for the Build Number and tap it 7 times. Then in Settings -> System -> Developer Options, scroll down and check the box that says USB Debugging to enable it. You are now … Continue reading How to enable USB Debugging on an Android device
How to enable Developer options or menu on an Android Phone
On the phone, select Settings -> About Phone. Locate the option called Build number and press on it 7 times in succession. You will then find that Developer Options is enabled in the About Phone menu.
How to put phone into USB Debugging mode from Developer Options
First enable Developer Options. On the phone, select Settings -> About Phones -> Developer Options. Locate an option named Android debugging and change the toggle to On. The phone will now be in USB Debugging mode.