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DJI Osmo Mobile 3 review

DJI is popularly known as a manufacturer of drones and handheld stabilizers for cameras. Even though it recently entered the field of action cameras with the Osmo Action, its strengths remain in the production of high-quality gimbals for smartphones and cameras. The most recent launch was Osmo Mobile 3, the handheld stabilizer for 3rd generation smartphones. This 3-axis gimbal is a great tool for content creation, especially if your phone doesn't have the best electronic or optical stabilization. The Osmo Mobile 3 gets some nice improvements over its predecessor. It is now foldable to improve mobility. has better ergonomics; and has new shortcuts and gestures. We've been using the DJI Osmo Mobile 3 for about a week now, and here's what we think of it.

DJI Osmo Mobile 3 design and features

The Osmo Mobile 3 is available in India as a standalone device for Rs. 8,999 or as a "combo" for Rs. 10,999, which includes a hard carrying case and an Osmo Grip tripod. The latter does not add extra height to the gimbal, but has foldable feet so that when closed, it can be used as an extended handle or as a normal tripod. The Osmo Mobile 3 weighs only 405 g and is therefore quite light. The handle and most parts of the gimbal itself are made of plastic, but the quality is very good. The handle is covered with plenty of rubber to additionally support the sweaty palms. The arm of the gimbal can now be folded to make it easier to carry. You can even attach a phone to it when folded, which is convenient. With the 3-axis stabilization, you can perform tilting, rolling and swiveling movements while recording. The main buttons are located on the front of the handle. This includes a multi-directional joystick and buttons for recording and switching between the recording modes (& # 39; M & # 39;). There is a zoom control on the left and a USB Type-C port for charging on the right.

The DJI Osmo Mobile 3 has ergonomically placed buttons on the handle The Osmo Mobile 3 also has a full-size USB Type-A port on the handle in case you need to charge your phone while recording. Finally, we have an ergonomically placed release button on the back of the handle that can be used to reset the position of the phone. Depending on the number of clicks, the sport mode can also be activated and the tilt axis locked, and you can switch between the rear and front cameras of your phone. The Osmo Mobile 3 has a standard tripod mount on the bottom, so you can attach it to any tripod for time-lapse photography, or use the included tripod when you buy the combo package. The packaging contains a basic quick guide, a USB-C cable, a wrist strap and a soft storage bag. We received the combination package for review, which also contains the housing and the tripod. The hard shell case is of good quality and stiff enough to provide good protection. We only wish it was big enough to accommodate the tripod.

The DJI Osmo Mobile 3 combo bundle contains a carrying case and the Osmo Grip

DJI Osmo Mobile 3 performance

Before switching on this device, you have to open it, which is very easy thanks to the spring-loaded arm. Thanks to carefully placed grooves and latches, the arms of the gimbal snap into place when folded so that it does not accidentally unfold. The gimbal must be activated before you can insert your phone into the terminal. To do this, you need to download and log in to the DJI Mimo app, which is available in the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. As soon as you have gone through the setup process, which also checks and downloads all available firmware updates for the gimbal, you can use Osmo Mobile 3. The gimbal automatically tries to center the installed phone. However, you can also manually adjust the position by holding the tilt motor. You can also calibrate the position and angle of the phone using an option in the Mimo app. The Osmo Mobile 3 is compatible with most of today's popular cell phones, but not all functions are available for all cell phones. For example, slow motion videos and 60fps videos in the Mimo app are currently only available on iPhones. 4K recording is not yet available on some Android phones like the Realme X2 Pro (review), but on others like the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (review). Even if your phone is not in the list, you can still use all the basic functions of the app. Hopefully we should see better support in future releases. We tested the Osmo Mobile 3 with a variety of mobile phones such as the Redmi Note 8 (test), the Realme X2 Pro Master Edition, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and the Apple iPhone 11 Pro. The holder for the phone is also cleverly designed so that it does not come into contact with one of the buttons and you can really center it. We noticed that all of the phones we tested got quite warm after using the Mimo app for a long time and the batteries were quickly discharged as a result. If you are not taking pictures, turn off the screen or put the gimbal into standby to save power for both devices. With Osmo Mobile 3, you can record professional-looking, stabilized videos with little effort. This is particularly useful on phones that don't have electronic stabilization or don't do a good job. With the Redmi Note 8, for example, 4K videos are recorded in good quality without stabilization during the day. The Osmo Mobile 3 fixes this problem and makes an otherwise unusable video clip look like it was recorded with a much more expensive phone. We even tried recording a video while zooming in, which causes blurring even with tiny movements. The gimbal made a big difference even while walking. If you have a high-end phone with optical stabilization, taking photos in low light is still a challenge. A stabilizer for such situations is noticeable in the end result.

The DJI Mimo app offers good functions for recording and controlling the Osmo Mobile 3 In addition to standard photos and videos, the Mimo app also offers other recording modes and functions. You can use it to record professional-looking time-lapse videos in which you can set the path that the gimbal follows for the duration of the time-lapse. Hyperlapse videos are also possible, and we really liked the end results even with a cheap phone like the Redmi Note 8. In story mode, you can easily create short stories. All you have to do is select a template and follow the instructions to record short clips that are then automatically merged with transitions, on-screen text and music. You also have the option of instantly sharing these clips on social platforms. For panoramas, you can choose a 180-degree shot or a wider shot that captures a lot more angles. With the latter, however, the end result didn't always look good, and we occasionally noticed inconsistencies in sewing. In addition, the gimbal of the Osmo Mobile 3 can only be rotated to a limited extent so that you cannot take 360-degree photos or panoramas on it.

A 3x3 panorama that was combined with the Redmi Note 8 by the DJI Mimo app The Osmo Mobile 3 also has ActiveTrack 3.0, which is available via the Mimo app. You can select the object you want to follow through the viewfinder. The gimbal tracks it automatically to make sure it's always in the center of the frame. It worked very well with people, but not so much with fast moving objects. There is a sport mode that can be activated by pressing and holding the shutter button twice. This enables an active tracking of the object in the middle of the frame and increases the speed of the motors so that the gimbal can swivel and tilt faster. ActiveTrack 3.0 can also be activated by showing the camera a palm or a V-sign. However, this must be activated in the settings of the app. Other gestures include double tapping the mode button to rotate the phone horizontally or vertically. and triple-tap the shutter button to switch between the front and rear cameras. You can also activate the quick menu, which allows you to use the joystick to navigate through all shooting modes so that you never have to reach for your phone's screen. DJI specifies a battery life of up to 15 hours. We noticed that the battery life is actually around 10 hours in actual use, which is still not a bad thing. We believe that this should be more than enough runtime for everything you will be filming at the same time. The Osmo Mobile 3 can be used while charging, so you can use it for longer. It took approximately two and a half hours to fully charge when connected to a 10W adapter.

The DJI Osmo Mobile 3 works with almost any phone, but some features of the Mimo app are only available on some models judgment The DJI Osmo 3 is an incredibly entertaining device and a must for any serious content creator. Even for casual users, it is a very practical accessory when you are on vacation or just like to make home videos. The best part is that it is easy to use and even videos recorded with an inexpensive smartphone can look more professional. We love how compact it gets when folded up. The subject tracking function works well for people. and the Mimo app offers useful shooting modes. We hope that DJI updates the app to support more resolutions and frame rates on a wider range of Android phones. The starting price of Rs. 8,999 is very good considering the performance and functions that this device offers. We recommend putting a bit more money in the combo package, as the case is a must if you travel a lot and the tripod is very convenient for time-lapse photography. Price: Case 8,999 (base model); Case 10,999 (combo model) benefits Comfortable and portable Very good stabilization Easy to use Useful companion app Decent battery life disadvantage Object tracking could be better Read the full article

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DJI Osmo Mobile 3 Review

DJI is popularly known as a maker of drones and handheld stabilisers for cameras. Even though it has recently branched out into the action camera space with the Osmo Action, its core strengths remain in manufacturing high-quality gimbals for smartphones and cameras. Its most recent introduction has been the Osmo Mobile 3, which is its third-generation handheld stabiliser for smartphones. This 3-axis gimbal makes for a great tool for content creators, especially if your phone doesn’t have the best electronic or optical stabilisation.

The Osmo Mobile 3 gets some neat upgrades over its predecessor. It’s now foldable for better portability; has better ergonomics; and boasts of new shortcuts and gestures. We’ve been using the DJI Osmo Mobile 3 for about a week now, and here’s what we think of it.

DJI Osmo Mobile 3 design and features

The Osmo Mobile 3 is available in India as a standalone device for Rs. 8,999 or as a ‘Combo’ priced at Rs. 10,999, which includes a hard carrying case and an Osmo Grip tripod. The latter doesn’t add any height to the gimbal but it does have collapsable feet, so it can be used as an extended grip when closed or as a regular tripod. The Osmo Mobile 3 weighs just 405g, making it quite light. The handgrip and most parts of the gimbal itself are made of plastic, but the quality is very good. There’s ample rubber cladding on the handgrip for extra support for sweaty palms.

The arm of the gimbal can now be folded, making it easier to carry. You can even keep a phone mounted on it when it’s folded, which is convenient. The 3-axis stabilisation lets you perform tilt, roll, and pan actions when shooting. The front of the handgrip is where you’ll find the main buttons. These include a multi-direction joystick and buttons for recording and switching between shooting modes (‘M’). There’s a zoom slider on the left and a USB Type-C port on the right for charging.

The DJI Osmo Mobile 3 has ergonomically placed buttons on the handgrip

The Osmo Mobile 3 also has a full-sized USB Type-A port on the handgrip, in case you need to charge your phone while shooting. Last, we have an ergonomically placed trigger button at the back of the handgrip, which can be used to reset the phone’s position, and depending on the number of taps, it can also be used to activate ‘Sports Mode,’ lock the tilt axis, and switch between your phone’s rear and front cameras.

The Osmo Mobile 3 has a standard tripod mount at the bottom so you can mount it on any tripod for timelapse shots, or use the bundled one if you buy the ‘Combo’ pack. In the box, you’ll find a basic quick start guide, a USB Type-C cable, a wrist strap, and a soft storage pouch. We received the combo pack for review, which also includes the case and tripod. The hardshell case is of good quality and is stiff enough to provide good protection. We just wish it was big enough to accommodate the tripod in it too.

The DJI Osmo Mobile 3 Combo bundle includes a carrying case and the Osmo Grip

DJI Osmo Mobile 3 performance

Before powering this device on, you’ll have to unfold it which is easily done thanks to the spring-loaded arm. The arms of the gimbal also lock in place when its folded, thanks to carefully placed grooves and latches, so it doesn’t accidentally unfold. Before you can pop your phone into the clamp begin using it, the gimbal needs to be ‘activated’. This involves downloading and signing in to the DJI Mimo app, which is available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Once you go through the setup process, which also checks and downloads any available firmware update for the gimbal, you’re ready to use the Osmo Mobile 3.

The gimbal will automatically try and centre the phone you have installed but you can also manually adjust its position by holding the tilt motor. You can calibrate the phone’s position and angle through an option within the Mimo app too. The Osmo Mobile 3 is compatible with most of today’s popular phones but not all features are available for all phones. For instance, slow-motion video and 60fps video in the Mimo app is currently only available on iPhones. Shooting at 4K is still not available on some Android phones such as the Realme X2 Pro (Review), but it is available on others like the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Review). However, even if your phone is not on the list, you’ll still be able to use all the basic features of the app. Hopefully, we should see better support in future versions of it.

We tested the Osmo Mobile 3 with a variety of phones such as the Redmi Note 8 (Review), Realme X2 Pro Master Edition, Samsung Galaxy Note 9, and Apple iPhone 11 Pro. The holder for the phone is also cleverly designed, so it doesn’t come in contact with any of its buttons, thereby allowing you to centre it properly. We noticed that all the phones we tried got quite warm after extended use of the Mimo app, and it did tend to drain their batteries quickly. When you’re not shooting, it’s best to turn the screen off or put the gimbal in standby mode to conserve power on both devices.

The Osmo Mobile 3 lets you capture professional-looking stabilised videos without much effort. This is especially useful on phones that don’t have electronic stabilisation or don’t do a good job of it. The Redmi Note 8, for instance, shoots decent quality 4K videos in the day but without stabilisation. The Osmo Mobile 3 fixes this, making an otherwise unusable video clip look like it’s been shot on a much more expensive phone.

We even tried capturing a video while zoomed in, which exaggerates shakiness from even tiny movements. Even while walking, the gimbal made a world of a difference. If you have a high-end phone with optical stabilisation, shooting in low light is still challenging. Having a stabiliser for such situations makes a noticeable difference to the final output.

The DJI Mimo app offers good features for shooting and controlling the Osmo Mobile 3

Besides standard photos and videos, the Mimo app also offers other shooting modes and features too. It lets you capture professional-looking motion timelapse videos, where you can set the path the gimbal will follow for the duration of the timelapse. Hyperlapse videos are also possible, and the end results looked very good to us, even with a budget phone such as the Redmi Note 8.

‘Story Mode’ lets you create short stories easily. All you have to do it pick a template and follow the guide to capture short clips, which are then automatically stitched together with transitions, on-screen text, and music. You also have the option to share these clips immediately on social platforms.

For panoramas, you can select a 180-degree shot or a wider one, which captures a lot more angles. However, with the latter, the end result didn’t always look good and we noticed some inconsistencies in the stitching at times. Also, the Osmo Mobile 3’s gimbal still has a limit to how far it can rotate, so you can’t take 360 degree photos or panoramas on this one.

A 3×3 panorama stitched together by the DJI Mimo app, using the Redmi Note 8

The Osmo Mobile 3 also features ActiveTrack 3.0, which is available through the Mimo app. You can select the object you want to follow through the viewfinder, and the gimbal will automatically track it to ensure it’s always in the centre of the frame. It worked very well with people, but not so much with fast-moving objects. There’s a Sport Mode which can be engaged when you double-press and hold the trigger button. This enables active tracking on the object in the centre of the frame and increases the speed of the motors, so the gimbal can pan and tilt more rapidly. ActiveTrack 3.0 can also be enabled by showing a palm or ‘V’ sign gesture to the camera, but this needs to be enabled in the app’s settings.

Other gestures include a double-tap on the Mode button flip the phone horizontally or vertically; and a triple-tap on the trigger button to switch between the front and rear cameras. You can also opt to enable ‘Quick Menu,’ which lets you use the joystick to navigate through all the shooting modes, so you never have to reach for your phone’s screen.

DJI claims a battery life of up to 15 hours. With actual usage, we found the battery life to be closer to 10 hours, which is still not bad. We think this should be more than enough runtime for whatever you’ll be filming at a stretch. The Osmo Mobile 3 can be used while it’s charging so you could technically use it for a lot longer. Charging it fully took us about two and a half hours when it was connected to a 10W adapter.

The DJI Osmo Mobile 3 works with pretty much any phone, but some features in the Mimo app are only available on some models

Verdict

The DJI Osmo 3 is an incredibly fun gadget and a must-have accessory for any serious content creator. Even for casual users, it’s a very handy accessory to have when you’re on a holiday or if you simply love making home videos. The best part is that it’s easy to use, and it can make videos shot even with a budget smartphone look more professional. We love how compact it gets when folded up; the subject tracking feature works well on people; and the Mimo app offers useful shooting modes. We hope that DJI updates the app to support more resolutions and framerates on a wider selection of Android phones.

The starting price of Rs. 8,999 is very good considering the performance and features that this device offers. We‘d recommend putting in a bit more money and getting the ‘Combo’ bundle, as the hardcase is a must-have if you travel a lot and the tripod is very handy for timelapse shots.

Price: Rs. 8,999 (Base model) ; Rs. 10,999 (Combo model)

Pros

Comfortable and portable

Very good stabilisation

Easy to use

Useful companion app

Decent battery life

Cons

Object tracking could be better

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Amazon Mobile Hidden Secret Codes List

Here you can get all Secret codes (Dialing USSD Code) of any Amazon mobile phones. You can Android, GSM, Network, test hardware and know software info with these codes. Check out how to enter hidden mode and use advanced options of Amazon Phones. Let’s get access to secret code information about Amazon Phones.

About Amazon Mobile: Amazon is an American international e-commerce company with headquarters in Seattle, United States. Amazon company is the world’s largest online retailer. This company has expanded to other countries including India. Amazon company is also an electronics manufacturer. It makes the Kindle series of ebook readers, the Kindle Fire line of tablets, Fire Phone. Amazon owns websites such as Goodreads, IMDB, Comixology, Audible and more. Amazon’s latest mobile launch is the Fire Phone. Amazon smartphone was launched in July 2014.

On this post you will find the secret codes for amazon Mobile Phone. With their help, you can access advanced settings, use the hidden features of your phone, access the engineering menu, get information about the status of your phone’s battery and customize your phone to suit your requirements.

Amazon Android Mobile Secret Codes:

*#06# – IMEI number

The IMEI or MEID number for your mobile phone amazon Phone acts as a unique identifier for that device. No two devices will have the same IMEI or MEID, which makes it a very useful tool for tracking lost or stolen cell phones. You can quickly retrieve and record your phone’s IMEI or MEID number in a variety of different ways, depending on your device.

##273282255663282##* – Immediate backup of all media files

##4636##

This code can be used to get some interesting information about amazon Phone and battery. It shows following 4 menus on screen:

* Phone information * Battery information * Battery history * Usage statistics

##7780##

This code can be used for a factory data reset. It’ll remove following things:

* Google account settings stored in your phone * System and application data and settings * Downloaded applications

It’ll NOT remove:

Current system software and bundled applications

SD card files e.g. photos, music files, etc. PS: Once you give this code, you get a prompt screen asking you to click on “Reset phone” button. So you get a chance to cancel your operation.

27673855# – Think before you give this code. This code is used for factory format. It’ll remove all files and settings including the internal memory storage. It’ll also reinstall the phone firmware.

PS: Once you give this code, there is no way to cancel the operation unless you remove the battery from the phone. So think twice before giving this code.

##34971539## – This code is used to get information about phone camera. It shows following 4 menus: * Update camera firmware in image (Don’t try this option) * Update camera firmware in SD card * Get camera firmware version in amazon Phone * Get firmware update count

WARNING: Never use the first option otherwise your phone camera will stop working and you’ll need to take amazon Phone to service center to reinstall camera firmware.

##7594##

This one is favorite one. This code can be used to change the “End Call / Power” button action in your phone. Be default, if you long press the button, it shows a screen asking you to select any option from Silent mode, Airplane mode and Power off.

You can change this action using this code. You can enable direct power off on this button so you don’t need to waste your time in selecting the option.

##225## – Events calendar.

##426## – Debug information for Google Play service.Google Play services is used to update Google apps and apps from Google Play. This component provides core functionality like authentication to your Google services, synchronized contacts, access to all the latest user privacy settings, and higher quality, lower-powered location based services.

##46## – Reset Sim in amazon mobile

##759## – Access Google Partner setup (Rlz debug interface).

*#872564# – USB logging control

*#9900# – System dump mode amazon Phone

##97## – Language and Keyboard settings in amazon Phone

*#301279# – HSDPAHSDPA means “High Speed Downlink Packet Access” and is a technique used in the UMTS mobile communication system, the download speeds of currently 3.6 Mbit/s to 7.2 Mbit/s. HSUPA is developed commercially since 2007 in Germany. High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA, 3.5G, 3G + or UMTS broadband) is a data transmission method of the cellular standards UMTS, which was defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project. The method enables DSL-like data rates in mobile networks. HSDPA is available in Germany, among others by the network operators Vodafone, E-Plus, O2, and telecom and in Switzerland by Swisscom, Sunrise and Orange. In Austria operate the A1, T-Mobile, Orange and Three HSDPA networks./HSUPAHSUPA means “High Speed Uplink Packet Access” and is a technique used in the UMTS mobile communication system, the upload speeds up to 5.8 Mbit/s. High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) is a transmission method of the UMTS mobile radio standard that allows higher data rates in the uplink and reduces the round trip time (often referred to as ping). HSUPA Category 6 were up to 5.76 Mbit / s and category 9 (Release 9) up to 23 Mbit / s can be achieved. HSUPA is part of Release 9 of UMTS. Control Menu

7465625782Code# = Enables Subset lock #7465625782Code# = Disables Subset lock *#7465625# – View phone lock status *7465625638Code# = Enables Network lock #7465625638Code# = Disables Network lock *7465625228# = Activa lock ON #7465625228# = Activa lock OFF *746562528638# = Auto Network lock ON #746562528638# = Auto Network lock OFF *746562528782# = Auto subset lock ON #746562528782# = Auto subset lock OFF *746562528746# = Auto SIM lock ON #746562528746# = Auto SIM lock OFF *746562577Code# = Enables SP lock #746562577Code# = Disables SP lock *746562527Code# = Enables CP lock #746562527Code# = Disables CP lock *7465625746Code# = Enables SIM lock #7465625746Code# = Disables SIM lock *74656252877# = Auto SP lock ON #74656252877# = Auto SP lock OFF *74656252827# = Auto CP lock ON #7465625*2827# = Auto CP lock OFF

##273283255663282##* – This code opens a File copy screen where you can backup your media files e.g. Images, Sound, Video and Voice memo.

##197328640## – This code can be used to enter into Service mode. You can run various tests and change settings in the service mode.

WLAN, GPS and Bluetooth Test Codes:

##232339## OR ##526## OR ##528## – WLAN test (Use “Menu” button to start various tests)

##232338## – Shows WiFi MAC address MAC (Media Access Control), address is a globally unique identifier assigned to network devices, and therefore it is often referred to as hardware or physical address. MAC addresses are 6-byte (48-bits) in length, and are written in MM:MM:MM:SS:SS:SS format. The first 3-bytes are ID number of the manufacturer, which is assigned by an Internet standards body. The second 3-bytes are serial number assigned by the manufacturer.

##1472365## – GPSThe GPS satellites continuously transmit digital radio signals that contain data on the satellites location and the exact time to the earth-bound receivers. The satellites are equipped with atomic clocks that are precise to within a billionth of a second. test

##8255## – This code can be used to launch GTalk Service Monitor. Gtalk Service Monitor and play services monitor are developer options to let you examine and debug the push connections to google talk and google play services. Below these, the “restore default heartbeats” button lets you bring back the original heartbeat exchange settings if you have to. The final button is about making a donation to the developer of this convenient app. and that is it! now, you are left to experiment with the data and wi-fi settings until you land the most comfortable intervals for you.

##36245## – Access email debug information.

##1575## – For a more advanced GPS test

##232331## – Bluetooth test Bluetooth, the wireless radio technology for short distance mobile communications, has become pervasive in mobile computing, used in laptops and headsets as well as popular smart phones such as the BlackBerry, and even in Radio Frequency identification (RFID) readers.

##232337#*# – Shows Bluetooth device address in amazon Phone

Codes to get Firmware version information:

##49862650468##* – PDA, Phone, H/W, RFCallDate

##1234## OR *#1234# – PDA and Phone firmware information

##1111## – FTA SW Version (1234 in the same code will give PDA and firmware version)

#12580369# – Software and hardware info

*#9090# – Diagnostic configuration in amazon mobile

##2222## – FTA HW Version

##44336## – PDA, Phone, CSCThe Customer Service Code (CSC) plays an important role in the operation of your mobile device. Different countries have different standards for both voice and data communications to a cell phone tower. Although most countries follow the international standard for WiFi connects, there are variations from the standard. The CSC code ensures that your mobile device complies with the standards for your country, and your cell phone operator. The CSC code also determines the source for firmware updates via FOTA or Samsung Kies. , Build Time, Changelist number

Codes to launch various Factory Tests:

##0283## – Packet Loopback

##0##* – LCD display test

##2663## – Touch screen version amazon Phone

##2664## – Touch screen test

##0588## – Proximity sensor test

##3264## – RAM version amazon Phone

##0673## OR ##0289## – Melody test

##0842## – Device test (Vibration test and BackLight test)

GSM codes for Amazon Mobile Phone

Change PIN PIN code is a combination of numbers used as an additional password to access your trading account. PUK code unlock a device when a SIM card is locked from entering an incorrect PIN 3 times. – ** 04 *, then enter the PIN old, and twice a new PIN. Change PIN2 – ** 042 *, then enter the old The PIN2, and twice the new PIN2. Unlock SIM-card (PIN) – ** 05 * then enter the PUK and new PIN twice Unlock SIM-card (PIN2) – ** 052 *, then enter the PUK2 and new PIN2 twice

Unconditional call forwarding (Call Forward All) ###21 – Switch off and deactivate #21# – Deactivate **21*phone number# – Enable and Activate *21# – Activate *#21# – Check the condition

Diversion in case of “no answer” ###61 – Switch off and deactivate #61# – Deactivate **61* phone number# – Enable and Activate *61# – Activate *#61# – Check the condition

Call Forwarding (you have to order the service from the operator) ##002# – Cancel all diverts ##004# – Cancel all conditional call forwarding **004* phone number # – Activate all conditional call forwarding

Setting the call time until the call forwarding option “no answer” When installing forwarding on “no answer” you can set the time in seconds that the system allows you to hook. If during this time you have not picked up the phone, the incoming call will be diverted. Example: – ** 61 * + ** 709576617601234 # 30 – set the waiting time of 30 seconds Set timeout – ** 61 * Phone Number ** N #, N = 5..30 (seconds) Remove the previous installation – ## 61 #

Diversion in case of “busy” ###67 – Switch off and deactivate #67# – Deactivate **67*phone number# – Enable and Activate *67# – Activate *#67# – Check the condition

Call Barring (you have to order the service from the operator) Change the password for all bans (default – 0000) – ** 03 * 330 * old password * new password * new password #

Barring of all outgoing calls **33password# – Activate #33password# – Deactivate *#33# – Check the condition

Barring of all calls **330password# – Activate #330password# – Deactivate *#330# – Check the condition

Barring of all outgoing international calls **331password# – Activate #331password# – Deactivate *#331# – Check the condition

Show phone number of the caller you (ANI) #77# – Block *77# – Allow *#77# – Check the condition

Barring of all outgoing calls **333password# – Activate #333password# – Deactivate *#333# – Check the condition

Barring of all incoming calls **353password# – Activate #353password# – Deactivate *#353# – Check the condition

Barring all incoming calls when roaming **351password# – Activate #351password# – Deactivate *#351# – Check the condition

Diversion in case of “not available” ###62 – Switch off and deactivate #62 # – Deactivate **62*phone number# – Enable and Activate *62# – Activate *#62# – Check the condition

Call waiting (you have to order the service from the operator) *43# – Activate #43# – Deactivate *#43# – Check the condition

Transfer your phone number (Anti ANI) #30#phone number – Block *30#phone number – Allow *#30# – Check the condition

Note: We are not responsible for the misuse of these codes because this codes are given for the general purpose of the phone users. This secret codes are taken from different experiences. Do not use any code if about this Secret Codes For Amazon you don’t have sufficient knowledge.

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Android 8.0 Oreo update tracker: September 14, 2018

Welcome to our Android 8.0 Oreo update tracker. Following its public release in August 2017, Oreo is steadily finding its way to more and more Android smartphones.

Google has been working to reduce fragmentation and ensure that more devices receive the latest Android version in a timely fashion. It’s still a work in progress though; the Android 8.0 Oreo update is still far from widespread, as the Android version distribution figures show.

You’re probably wondering “When will my phone get Oreo?” This tracker will help with that question. We’re collecting all the information we can find on the rollout of Android 8, including past OTAs and upcoming releases.

Without further ado, here’s what we know so far about the Android 8.0 Oreo update.

Android 9 Pie is here! Check out our Android Pie update tracker

What’s new in Android 8.0 Oreo? We have all the features here

Android Wear update tracker

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Before we start

As with older versions, the update to Android 8.0 Oreo has been released by Google, but many factors influence its actual availability. First and foremost, your manufacturer and carrier (in case you own a carrier version) control when your phone will get Oreo. Other factors are your specific model, your location in the world, and whether you bought the device unlocked or through a carrier.

Just because your specific phone or tablet is not on the list, it doesn’t mean it won’t get the Oreo update. The opposite is also true. We make efforts to collect accurate information for all manufacturers, but mistakes happen – if you spot one, let us know.

Key Android 8 Oreo update features

We have a complete overview of all the new features in our Android 8.0 Oreo review. Check it out to see what’s new in Oreo, including design changes, under-the-hood tweaks, and new features. Below we have our video overview of Oreo and a quick list of key features you should know.

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Redesigned settings menu

Persistent notifications

Adaptive icons

Snooze notifications

Notification channels

Notification dots

Wi-Fi Assistant

Picture-in-picture mode

Background execution limits

Vitals

Autofill API

Project Treble

High performance Bluetooth audio

Android Instant Apps

Google Oreo update

Google began rolling out Android 8.0 Oreo to its Nexus and Pixel devices on August 21, 2017. Factory images and OTA links are available on the Android Developers website and if you need any help flashing the image, follow our straightforward guide to installing Android Oreo manually.

On December 5, Google started rolling the Android 8.1 Oreo update, bringing a handful of optimizations.

The following devices are officially receiving Android 8.1 updates. Click on the links to get the latest factory image.

Google Pixel XL

Google Pixel

Google Pixel C

Nexus 6P

Nexus 5X

Nexus Player (Android 8.0 only)

The following devices have received updates to Android 7.1.1 Nougat, but will not receive updates to Android 8.0:

Nexus 6

Nexus 9 LTE

Nexus 9 WiFi

Samsung Oreo update

The following Samsung devices are confirmed to receive the Oreo update in the coming months:

Samsung Galaxy Note 8

Samsung Galaxy S8/S8 Plus

Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition

Samsung Galaxy S7/S7 Edge

Samsung Galaxy A5

Samsung Galaxy A8

Samsung Galaxy J3 Prime

Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4

Samsung Galaxy Tab A8

Samsung Galaxy Tab S3

Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1