I have these **Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7" Tablet**, ever since I bought it and the first time it prompted me if I wanna enable **USB mass storage** when I connected it to the computer, and I selected **charge only** or something close to that, up to this very moment, I can't access the tablet from a computer via **USB cable** Specifications; Android version: Android-5.1.1 Device Model: KFFOWI Any solution please?

After latest update to Wikipedia mobile app for Android (3-4 weeks ago, the one that introduced many changes in user interface), I cannot find "History" functionality or tab. I've checked the usual place (three dot menu on article) and probably all other and... nothing. Is this functionality removed after the latest update of this application? How can I browse articles that I've read recently?

I am sharing a lot of images and articles from [mobile Wikipedia app](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.wikipedia&hl=en_US&gl=US) to my Gmail account. Today I noticed that either app itself or Gmail is doubling image sizes during this course of action. For example, I stumbled across [this image](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kraszewski_manor_in_Do%C7%94haje,_drevaryt.Jpg) . Corresponding Wikipedia page says: > 500 × 373 pixels. No higher resolution available I shared it to my email address the usual way (using *three dot* > Share) and when received shared email in my Gmail it turned out that the image has 1280 x 955 pixel dimensions. So it is two and a half times bigger than the original one. As you can see above, the image itself is very blurred and artificially oversized. So, it is not Wikipedia hiding some actually bigger image resolution. It is either Wikipedia app or Gmail doubling image during share process. Is this some weird feature that I don't understand? Or is this a bug introduced in Wikipedia mobile app?

I have Mi TV 4a pro and I want to open Wikipedia app on it. **I had installed Wikipedia app on TV via pendrive** but when I open the app it crashes. Is there is any way? Further I had installed chrome browser on TV and when I search on it then it works fine and show results. But how can I open the links? **Like when I search "mathematics", it shows Wikipedia link in results but how do I open that link?** (As I have TV remote not a mouse to click on link) Please help.

The vendors differ in their attitude to unlocking the bootloader. Some require codes for unlocking, some not. Some require proprietary, Windows-only software, other not. Which of the vendors are friendly to people unlocking the devices and which not? Which of them require obtaining tokens, which require proprietary and not-cross-platform software? Which treat unlocking the bootloader as voiding the warranty? This is only devices which can run Android. (I started the community wiki)

I'm trying to use the "Terminal-IDE " development environment. I think it's FANTASTIC from what I can see so far, but at the moment its promise is more than it delivers (to me at least) because I'm having trouble getting to / from the phone as discussed in the HELP literature. The wiki link on that page is non-functional. While I have specific issues that may appear to be more of a generic nature and may appear to belong on, say ServerFault or SuperUser, I think they're likely to be common to people using Terminal-IDE... I'm going to post those issues here in AndroidEnthusiasts as so far this seems like the best place.... Thanks. **BY THE WAY,** a new tag, **"Terminal-IDE"** should be created, but, while I have plenty of reputation in StackOverflow, et al, I haven't got that reputation HERE. Would someone PLEASE create this tag (and let me know!), so we Terminal-IDE users can find related questions and answers? **THANKS!**

I'm currently using the Oddmuse wiki to document things, both personal and work related. What I'd like to do is to find an Android app along with a wiki engine which enables me to read and make changes to the wiki with my phone. Using only the browser is unintuitive and hard to use. How can I do this? I'd rather use MediaWiki or DokuWiki , but I don't know of any apps which can both display and let me log in to edit the wiki.

I'm looking for a way to get an offline version of wikitravel on my Froyo phone (Desire if it makes any difference) I know of wapedia, but I really need an offline copy of the site... Any obvious way to achieve that? Note that the stock browser doesn't even let you save single web pages!