Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P and Android 6.0.1 offer a shortcut to launch the camera by pressing twice on the device power button.
There is a way to disable this shortcut manually in:
Settings
Display
Switch off the "Press power button twice for camera" option.
Is there a way to disable this service programmatically?
In Android 7.1, this feature is located under "Moves (Quick gestures to control your phone)" in Settings.
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The following "crop circles" appeared on my Android emulator AVD
and it hanged. What is this, how to recover from this and disable this?
Probably it is a reaction of keyboard switch and/or shift button press.
These circles are the multi touch functionality that Android Emulator AVD provides. Are shown when the Ctrl key is pushed. If these circles are activated without holding Ctrl key then you can deactivate them by going to Setting->General->send keyboard shortcuts and change it from Emulator Controls to Virtual Device
One small detail people overlooked. You have to run the Emulator in standalone mode, and not linked to the tool window. When you run it Standalone the Multi-Touch gesture works as described...
in expo-snack the application drawer menu can appear when we click and drag with the mouse, but when we run the application in android emulator does not work when clicking and dragging to appear the menu.
https://snack.expo.io/#rafaelsl/2c568f
I am working on android TV OS in react native.I am trying to open the profiling menu but the menu cannot be opened from a remote.Is there any way to open the menu like how we shake or use (ctrl + m in windows or ctrl + D in mac) to open the menu in android TVOS.
Dev Menu support: On the simulator, cmd-M will bring up the developer menu, just like on Android. To bring it up on a real Android TV device, press the menu button or long press the fast-forward button on the remote. (Please do not shake the Android TV device, that will not work :) )
Source: Facebook Github
I have an ASUS Chromebox (CN62), and I'd like to enter developer mode so that I'm able to install other Linux distros, following instructions here: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/developer-information-for-chrome-os-devices/asus-chromebox#TOC-Developer-Mode
I've connected the keyboard to the Chromebox via USB, but nothing happens when I press Ctrl + D on the Recovery Screen.
If I boot into ChromeOS as usual, the keyboard works normally.
It looks like the keyboard was the issue. I was able to enter developer mode using a wired keyboard
I'm trying to trick windows 8 into thinking there is a touch screen connected.
I've been searching the web for a way to bring up the keyboard that should be displayed once you click on a text box (while with a touch screen), but I've come up empty...
Can anyone tell if there is a way to get the virtual (not OSK!) keyboard in metro to come up even without a touch screen?
Perhaps a setting or some work-around.
Thanks
One way to do this is to run your application inside of the Visual Studio simulator. To do this click on the drop-down in the debug menu and change the selection from Local Machine to Simulator:
Then when you debug, VS will bring up a device simulator. You can then click on the hand in the upper right to enable using the mouse in touch mode:
Finally, click on a control that requires the keyboard, and you should see the onscreen keyboard come up.
More info on Testing Windows 8 apps using Visual Studio 2012 at MSDN.