Android Studio Display All Records In List View

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

Clear view, great video. I like that if you are just using for in case situations that is just records over without you taking the chip out.

Our whole house runs on Google products. Android TV boxes from our cable provider, Android phones, Google Home's in every room, and we just finished converting 47 Lights over to Phillips Hue bulbs. This doorbell integrated with all of our products, allowing the lights to react to motion detection, personalized Alerts to play through the Google home speakers and the ability to view our front door on any TV in the house simply by asking the google home(s) to view it. The set up for this product went incredibly easily, and took less than 10 minutes from start to finish. I was able to add my wife to the Nest account and she has been configuring recognized faces and viewing footage without having to ask me a single question. I have been so impressed with this product that I plan on buying additional Nest cameras to add to the house. I would absolutely recommend this product.

Very nice display, light, thin and a great view.

The display is phenomenal, if you are considering it, just do it. I have been an android user for years and so happy I waited for this gen before dipping into Apple iOS. The experience is wonderful! However, sidecar to macbook took some serious trouble shooting-- even with the latest M1 macbook and the latest iOS on iPad, there was still a bug I had to work around. Otherwise flawless!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you are looking for an Android based tablet this is the current best on the market. The display is amazing, it is extremely powerful, and if you are in the Samsung ecosystem the synergy with the other products is great.

The highlights are the refresh speed and Android system. You can really run almost any Android app on this, and the eink display is beautiful Wishes. It comes with very few apps installed so you have to build your own baseline. Makes for a fairly boring out of box experience.

It's not the most exciting piece of equipment to add to your bag, but if you are not calibrating your display you should add this to your list of required equipment. Don't go cheap either, this is the one you want.

To use this product properly, you need a lot of patience, some technical know-how and coffee - because once youve dived into the nitty-gritty of this device, its very difficult to let go. Ive only had this device for less than a day and have been playing with it a lot. One thing immediately that struck me is that there is nothing on Web GUI to display devices that are connected. Ive had a Linksys e4200 v1 for ages and thats a standard feature on their original firmware (replaced with DD-WRT later). You can see the devices that have leased IP addresses, but you cannot see (or at least I cannot find them) the list of devices connected to the router. Via the magic of CLI (command line interface), you can do a show arp command and this will display you the list of devices. Not the most elegant solution, but for me it works. It may not work for other people. That is so far the only con Ive found so far. On the plus side, its nice to have a Web GUI interface for this device and unlike the Unifi Controller that I have as well. You can configure each port to be its own LAN (VLAN, have not tried it yet). The dashboard on the Web GUI is nice - not as extensive as the Unified Controller - but it has enough information for me. As for its performance, too early to tell. But if you get this and you overcome the learning curve, youll not be disappointed. If you like plug and play, no, this is not for you.

The screen on this device is a big step up from the screen-less original. Often I don't quite hear what the answer to my question was and having it visible makes repeating the question unnecessary. It's also nice to have visual display of my grocery list when I ask for it. I do wish I could edit the list with verbal commands but that's not available yet. The speakers on this device seem better as well. But this is no stereo, audiophile system. Still nice to play a few tunes in the kitchen occasionally. One downfall is the on-screen links to additional information almost never work. When you ask for information, the system provides clickable links at the bottom of the screen for alternate forms of the question, etc.. I would expect that when I click on a link provided by the system it will go somewhere, instead of just I can't help with that. This is odd and occasionally frustrating. I now just ignore those suggested links. But this is an issue with the service, not the device. Good heavy base unit keeps it stable. While the angle of the screen is not adjustable I have no quibbles with it. Clean white appearance works well in a kitchen. Display is crisp enough and bright enough without any adjustment. This is not a high-demand video application so crazy sharpness or color are not required. Touch sensitivity of the screen is adequate as well. Having the clock display going all the time is very convenient as the typical appliance clock is ridiculously small, right? And there is a modern, clock display which is very eye-catching and we really love that. Very happy with this device and recommend it. As long as you acknowledge it is not your 4K television or your high-end audio system, you will love it as well.