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Can broken screen and USB cable in data transfer mode influence each other?
Note: This answer is an educated guess based on my understanding from Guide to USB-C Pinout and Features and anyone with a better understanding is welcome to improve
From a historical perspective USB ...
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Is data transfer from a Pixel 3a XL possible via USB 3?
According to GSM arena the Google Pixel 3a has an USB 2.0 type-C connector.
Note that the USB transfer speed is independent of the used USB connector type.
Therefore USB 3.0 is not supported by the ...
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Wired headset support on Android using USB-C
If it's a recent phone, it should work fine. The functionality referred to in the Logitech handsets is controlling the app on your phone. At worst, you may not be able to pause or start the music/...
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Using a keyboard to send Volume Up signal to confirm flash on device without volume rocker?
Fastboot is implemented in bootloader (like aboot or LK) i.e. in boot chain it loads even before the first process (kernel) of main OS. It has its own very minimal kernel which doesn't recognize any ...
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Does the Pixel 3 need an active or passive USB C to 3.5mm Adapter?
Google store doesn't sell this adapter in India but links to retailers whose product description shows it has a DAC chip and therefore is active similar to this. Note that this works on Pixel 2 and ...
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How to disable cutting sound to headphones at moments of low volume during playback?
From what I know this is not easily achievable. There is no built-in setting for this, although you may get around the issue using (1) a ROM with a patched kernel (2) a third-party app.
This has been ...
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Does Samsung Galaxy Note 10 support USB C-to-HDMI?
I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ and my screen is also broken.
I've been using my phone through Samsung DeX for the past 3 years with the screen broken.
So the answer is yes. You can get a Type C to ...
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ADB using USB-C to USB 2.0 cable
The cable you describe is a standard USB converter cable (USB-A to C).
A lot of manufacturer ship such a cable together with a new phone.
You can use it to establish a USB 2.0 (and may be 3.0 if the ...
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