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So in order to connect the phone to a Linux PC, the best (but far from perfect) way seems to be to use KDE Connect. We are left only with the options of plugging the SD card into the PC (with the phone off), using the lousy, buggy and non-scriptable MTP/PTP mode, installing a bluetooth server (extremely slow) or installing a FTP/SSH/HTTP server over wifi (which assumes you have wifi available right then, and that your FTP server exports the right directories, which isn't the case as the external SD card was missing in the 4 I've tried, and that nobody is sniffing your traffic).

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Like on most recent Android devices, mass storage USB connection (UMS) is gone and I hate that. There are a lot of nice looking but ultimately pointless and battery-consuming locking effects, which, again, don't work when you encrypt your phone (which you should, again). You can also take and annotate screenshots with it. The text mode works when you launch the app normally, but not when launched from a locked phone.

a long press on the volume up button while the phone is locked launches the quick memo app which is basically just (?) a hand-drawing app.

a long press on volume down while the phone is locked launches the camera.

#Lg3 reset default media player software#

Since they are software you can customize them somewhat (disposition and a few more buttons). The menu button is now a long press of the 'current apps' button.

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It takes a little getting used to but it allows some apps to go full screen while hiding those buttons. The user buttons (home, back and 'current apps') are part of the screen. It also makes it impossible to change the volume while the phone is in your pocket (I had no problem doing that with the Galaxy SII). Even worse, they are right next to the camera lens, which guarantees that you'll put your fingers right on the lens every time. I don't know if it's because of multiple stupid patents or just so they are 'different', but On/Off and the up/down volume buttons are in the middle of the back, so you have to fish for them with your fingertips and you cannot use them when the phone is flat on the table. So, of all the unlocking methods supposedly available between none, swipe, face unlock, knock code and pattern, only pin and password actually work on an encrypted phone.Д«utton disposition: let me tell it clearly: it's shite. You have to use a pin (or a password) for that. Unfortunately it's not allowed if you encrypt your phone, which you should. It goes further: with 'tap to unlock' you can have areas you tap multiple times to wake and unlock the phone. It's impossible to tell individual pixels without a strong magnifying glass.Дouble tap to wake up: OK. Whether the record 2560x1440 resolution of 538dpi is really useful remains to be seen, but it's certainly nice to look at. And it's really bright, brighter than my old Galaxy S2 with its then famous OLED screen. The bezel is only 3mm on the side, 13mm at the bottom and 10mm at the top. Release the blue button as soon as the (SYS) LED starts blinking rapidly green (that is after 10 seconds, except for the HMP200 model which requires 15 seconds).The main selling point of the LG G3 phone is the screen which takes really most of the real-estate of the phone.Press and hold the player's blue button.If you have physical access, then follow these steps: Click the 'Reset to Factory' / 'Reset to Factory Default' button.Go to Operations > Reset page for HMP400, HMP350, HMP300, and DiVA players, respectively Maintenance page for HMP200, HMP130, and HMP100 devices.

Open Control Center using the player address.

If you have network access, then follow these steps: There are two ways to reset it to its factory default settings, depending on whether you have physical access and / or network access to the player.

#Lg3 reset default media player how to#

See how to revert to factory default firmware. A factory reset doesn't remove the device's firmware / operating system.