On phones running Android 7. Tap on Notifications. Open the messaging app of your phone and tap on the three-dot icon at the top. Select Settings followed by Notifications. First of all, make sure the main toggle next to Show notifications is enabled.
Once the main notification toggle is enabled, tap on all the notification categories such as General, Incoming messages, Behavior, others, etc. Any setting with a bar on the right side contains more settings.
Enable them as well. For that, turn on the Show notifications toggle inside each setting. Then, choose Alert instead of Silent. Sometimes, the sound that you have kept for your message notifications has some problems. So try changing it to a different tune. For that, tap on Sound inside all the settings under Notifications. Choose a new tone. You should also take a look at your battery optimization settings. If the Messages app is added to the list, you will receive delayed or no notifications.
To fix it, you need to remove the app from the battery optimization list. Tap on Battery optimization or Sleeping apps and uncheck Messages. The steps may vary from phone to phone, but the basic concept is the same. If you see a half-crescent icon or a bell or circle icon with a bar over it, that means DND is enabled. To disable it, open Settings on your phone and go to Sound or Notifications.
Definite upgrade to the anemic Snapdragon in my Moto G6. Probably best to wait for mainstream reviews before taking the plunge on the X, but on paper it seems good, and like an upgrade over the comparably priced N and probably the Galaxy A32 in almost every way.
Below average for this price range and reviews echo this , and even slightly worse than my few years older Moto G6. The X and A32 will probably lead the pack in terms of Camera quality, with the 5G Ace trailing them some reviews say the Moto has a mediocre Camera , but as always, best to reasearch yourself and check reviews, and even try to get some hands on testing time if at all possible.
That information on Nokia X is not fully accurate!! You would have to go a little bit more deeper through the support page of T-Mobile website!! It does come with N41!! I look it up directly from Phonescoop as well as through T-Mobile support section of their website!! I even look it up on the Nokia website too!! I really do not understand why you would care about LTE When it was sprint, they had 41 on both LTE and 5G.. But T-mobile is only installing it on 5G, so that pretty much makes LTE 41 pretty much useless on the phone.
I looked it up as of the time I wrote that, and it was not in there then either.. Sharing can be prompted by proximity between friends or family members who have either a Nokia or Sony phone at hand.
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This method works for the stock Android Messages , but manufacturer-specific apps should work similarly. Related: These are the best SMS apps available.
Keep in mind steps may vary, depending on your hardware and software. Technically, the method is just as good and copying and pasting. Were you successful in forwarding a text message with this method? Next: How to set up call forwarding on Android.
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