I want to make shortcuts to OneNote notes on android in a certain folder (not app launcher folders, but folders visible in a file manager app). To do so I want to create a .url file containig the link to the note. Unfortunately, it is not possible to share notes with OneNote, thus I have no idea how the links look like. I was given the idea to enable developer mode on my android device and then to check the logcat while tapping the Android home screen shortcut. This should reveal the full Intent which contains the link of the note. I tried to do so but I don't understand the android developer mode. **Is this a possible way to find out the link of a shortcut of the home screen? Can anyone who succeeds in this share a OneNote home screen shortcut link**? I would like to know the link format so that I can make those shortcut link files by myself. ____ **What I mean by "link format"**: For example, I figured out that simply adding ?si= at the end of a Spotify web link opens the app. Compare https://open.spotify.com/track/3Bp8X5z1jgq7HS0tCr0liJ which opens the song in browser to https://open.spotify.com/track/3Bp8X5z1jgq7HS0tCr0liJ?si= which opens the same song in the app. I hope there is a simple solution as this for OneNote: Once I know the differences in format I can easily make android shortcuts from web links.

In Android 11 Beta 3, Google is blocking the ability for third-party camera apps to handle photo/video requests on behalf of other apps. Interested developers can read [the release notes](https://developer.android.com/preview/behavior-changes-11#media-capture) for the rationale behind this change. However, there is one odd sentence in that explanation: > A user can set a third party camera app as the default camera app. Here is the "Default apps" screen in Settings: I don't see "Camera" on there. And if I search for "default" in Settings, I do not see an option for setting the default camera app. So... how do we set the default camera app in Android 11?

I download Android Emulator M1 Initial Preview from https://github.com/google/android-emulator-m1-preview/releases Inside the .app file I found api30-gphone-arm64-v8a/system.img which isn't a yaffs2 nor sparse file:

./unyaffs2 /tmp/android-wip/system.img /tmp/android-wip/system-img/
unyaffs2-0.2.8: image extracting tool for YAFFS2
image size (3232759808) is NOT a mutiple of 2048 + 64

operation incomplete
files contents may be broken

simg2img system.img.ext4 system.img
Invalid sparse file format at header magic
Failed to read sparse file

So what is the format of such file? **Updates:** Based on the direction from @Robert, I can see that the file is an fdisk image:

$ fdisk -lu system.img
Disk system.img: 3,1 GiB, 3232759808 bytes, 6313984 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disklabel type: gpt
Disk identifier: 41F73643-DBCB-41A1-A27E-9FDB53578618

Device      Start     End Sectors Size Type
system.img1  2048    4095    2048   1M Linux filesystem
system.img2  4096 6311935 6307840   3G Linux filesystem

Now, it's unclear what format of the partition inside, because mount it as a regular linux partition fails:

$ sudo mount -o loop,offset=1048576 system.img /mnt/android-1
mount: /mnt/android-1: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop17, missing codepage or helper program, or other error.

gparted also doesn't understand the partition:

In settings of Android phone, there is a search button in the Action Bar and it cannot give me what I want to search. I find it works sometimes but 90% it doesn't. The 2nd image shows the very irrelevant results. For example, I enter battery to search for battery settings, it gives me nothing. My question is: how to fix it? --- And result when enter ba:

I have a Nexus 5 running on Android 4.4.4 Kitkat, and the mm-qcamera-daemon problem appeared today for the first time (I don't have the usual culprits like Snapchat or Skype). Does Android L Developer Preview fix this issue?

I have Nexus 6P and I'm on Android Beta Program for Android N Developer Preview. From [its program overview](http://developer.android.com/preview/overview.html) , it's stated that there will be 6 stages: 1. Preview 1 (initial release, alpha) 2. Preview 2 (incremental update, beta) 3. Preview 3 (incremental update, beta) 4. Preview 4 (final APIs and official SDK, Play publishing) 5. Preview 5 (near-final system images for final testing) 6. Final release to AOSP and ecosystem How do I know which Android N preview stage I have?

The mobile data 4G/LTE is not working on my nexus 6 and I think it is because of the beta preview of android nougat latest version announced today. When I was with marshmallow it was working fine but now even when I asked people in the store to set up the APN it is not working. 2G/3G also don't work but I can receive and give calls to other numbers. Anyone having the same issue? **Edit:** It turned out the problem was from the mobile operator. I should probably have checked that first.

I am trying to update my Nexus 9 to the M developer preview 2, and when I try to run the command fastboot flash system system.img, I get the error > error: cannot load 'system.img' I've tried re-downloading the image from Google and reflashing many times, but it gives the same error. I am able to flash other system images from Google, but not this one. I didn't see this listed as a known issue on Google. Anyone else see this issue or have any suggestions?

I just loaded the Android M preview version as of July 2015. I'm also on the Sprint network and my phone is rooted. How can I enable wifi hotspot ability on Android M?

Currently my Nexus 5 is on Android M preview. I know that developer preview won't get the OTA update, that's why I am trying to manually install OTA of Android M public release, but I get these errors on 50%: failed to verify whole-file signature signature verification failed Installation aborted adding more details: no root no custom recovery just bootloader unlocked no changes in system files Does manually installing Android M final release OTA work on device running on Android M preview? Or do I need to downgrade it to Lollipop first?

How can I best root the new Android Lollipop developer preview? Chainfire's original SuperSU binaries don't seem to work: (Click image to enlarge) " class="img-fluid rounded" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; margin: 10px 0;" loading="lazy"> > There is no SU binary installed, and SuperSU cannot install it. This is a problem! > If you just upgraded to Android 4.3, you need to manually re-root - consult the relevant forums for your device!

So I just wanted to try out the new Android M developer preview on my HTC One M8, but the only build available is for Nexus devices. If I flashed it on my HTC with MultiRom, and it bricked, could I easily just remove it with MultiRom? Or would it mess up my main stock 5.0 ROM also? In that case, should I make a Nandroid backup with TWRP?

I just got a Nexus 6 and flashed Android M Preview 3 to it and also have it rooted, but how do I enable tethering / WiFi hotspot? I tried doing the old method of finding dun_tether in the SQLite database, but it isn't there anymore. How would one enable tethering / WiFi hotspot on Android M (Marshmallow)?

I just flashed the newest Dev Preview of Marshmallow, but I found the App Drawer looks different than most screenshots. Mine: " class="img-fluid rounded" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; margin: 10px 0;" loading="lazy"> Screenshots: " class="img-fluid rounded" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; margin: 10px 0;" loading="lazy"> Is there a setting I need to set?

If I install the Dev Preview 3 on my Nexus 5 right now, will I get an OTA to the stable build or will I have to flash it as well?

I installed Android L developer preview on my Nexus 5. Now I was wondering if I still would get over-the-air updates. If not is there a way of fixing this?