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AEmulator - Android emulator that simulates older android firmware
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Free & offline: keep the most important reference materials in your pocket!

Knowledge to Go (K2Go™) turns an Android phone into an offline content server. It’s built on an Android port of Internet-in-a-Box, a project that has run offline Wikipedia and reference libraries on Raspberry Pi hardware in schools and clinics around the world. K2Go runs on Android instead, including older 32-bit phones, because there are places in the world where Android phones are the only computing device, and reliable affordable internet access isn’t available.

Install it, download content packs (Wikipedia and ZIM, Kolibri including Khan Academy, medical references, and more) while you have a connection, and any nearby phone or laptop with a browser can view the content on the phone over local Wi-Fi afterward. The server and content can also be cloned offline to another Android phone , so one internet connection at the start can reach a chain of phones after that.

Free, open source, GPL-3.0 https://github.com/appdevforall/KnowledgeToGo

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Google's find my network is not adequate "no Left behind feature"

Why doesn't Google have a " device left behind" feature not built in to find my device.

Apple does.

Tile can do it on your Android phone.

Only problem is my tile app and tiles "broke" and I'm getting false alerts up to 10 times a day that I left my keys and or wallet behind.

So I switched to Pebblebee so I don't get false notifications all day. Turns out, there is no left device behind feature.

Which is crazy.

There's no reason or justification why it does not have a device left behind built in.

Google is so far behind Apple in many aspects. I don't want to do it but I really might switch.

Apparently they're going to add a left behind feature with the Google tag. 🤞🏻

I'm just mentioning this because I've left my keys somewhere once and my tile alerted me that I left them there.

It happened the other day, left my wallet at home Depot got notified, thought it was another false notification, eventually found my wallet.

Please don't delete this moderator. This is not a rant. I just want to get up other people's opinions

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