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My Apple Watch Says My Heart Rate is 42 BPM - Is This Normal? My Apple Watch Says My Heart Rate is 42 BPM - Is This Normal? So, my Apple Watch recently recorded my heart rate at 42 beats per minute (bpm). Naturally, I freaked out a little. Is this something I should be worried about? I took to the internet for some advice and received a mixed bag of responses, which I wanted to share with you all. Some people reported similar experiences, particularly during sleep or periods of rest. Apparently, a low resting heart rate can sometimes be a sign of good cardiovascular fitness, especially for athletes. This was slightly reassuring, but I'm no marathon runner. Others were more cautious, recommending a visit to a cardiologist. Their point was that peace of mind is priceless, especially if you're not in peak physical shape. This definitely made me think. Then there was the technical side of things. Some suggested the read...

Xiaomi 14/14 Ultra Camera Lens Fogging Issue Note: Possible Fixes Compiled A few people have encountered a moisture issue with the Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Ultra. The camera lens fogs up, especially in cold and damp weather. As an early tester of the Xiaomi 14, I encountered this issue myself. It recurred for a few weeks, but I can now say mine is resolved thanks to the fixes below. I will continue to monitor in case the issue returns. Moisture Issue / Condensation / Foggy Lens This is what my Xiaomi 14 looked like when I first opened it; the main lens was completely covered in fog. The next day, the moisture issue recurred, but I noticed it was much less. Over the next few days, the fog lessened but didn't completely go away. Very few Xiaomi 14 Ultra users are encountering this issue, but when it occurs, usually, multiple lenses fog up. Photo Quality You will notice some haze and glows in photos if you are experiencing this issue. Probab...

 After updating to HyperOS I am unable to install SA-MP mobile. Below are two methods which we can follow to install the app. Method 1: Using an ADB command (no root required): Download and extract “Android SDK Platform Tools” on your computer. The downloaded file can be extracted anywhere you’d like, I extracted it to the C drive. Enable USB debugging on your phone. This is done in “Settings,” click on “About Phone,” then tap on the “Build number” seven times. This will display a message that you are now a developer. Go back to “System,” and you will see an option for “Developer options,” click it, then enable “USB debugging.” On your phone, you may see a prompt to allow USB debugging, select “OK.” Connect the phone to your computer with a USB cable. Open a command prompt window within the “Platform Tools” folder from step one. Transfer the APK file to the “Platform Tools” folder. For ease, rename the file to a shorter name (app.apk). Type in the following command replacing “app.a...

 When I search for app by default it goes to GetApps, but I want to use Play Store. Below is the screenshot explaining the issue:     The best way to do is to remove the bloatware by following below steps. These steps require laptop to remove all the bloatware in Xiaomi completely.   Phone Preparations: 1. Enable Developer Options. This is done by going to Settings>About Phone>MIUI Version. Tap the “MIUI Version” item five to seven times until you get a pop-up message that says “No need, you are already a developer.” 2. Enable USB debugging by going to Settings>Additional Settings>Developer Options. Tap the “USB debugging” switch. You will receive an “Important Warning” message. Tap “Accept.” Computer Preparations: 1. You need a computer, and two small files, latest_usb_driver_windows.zip and adb-setup-1.4.3.exe. 2. Install latest_usb_driver_windows.zip. Right-click and choose “Extract here.” 3. Install adb-setup-1.4.3.exe by double-clicking the file and ...

 Reason: This may be due to hardware fault, because I tried re-installing the OS still it didn't fix. So you should go to the service center.   Below are some other solutions that I tried: Solution 1: Check for hardware issues. Open Settings. Tap About phone. Tap Detailed info and specs. Scroll down to Kernel version. Tap Kernel version several times. You should enter CIT or hardware test mode. Scroll to Fingerprint sensor test, and tap Test. Check if it says pass. If it does, tap Fingerprint enrol test to check if the sensor works. If not, take the device to a Xiaomi service center for repair. Solution 2: Clear fingerprint test apps cache and data. Open Settings. Scroll down and tap Apps. Tap Manage apps. Tap the three dots, and select Show all apps. In the search bar, type “finger.” Tap Fingerprint test from the results. Tap Clear data. Select Clear cache. Tap OK. Tap Clear all data. Tap OK. Clear the cache and data of other apps related to fingerprints, if applicable. Resta...

Quickly access your camera even when your Android phone is locked! Just double-press the power button or side key. This feature is usually enabled by default, but you might need to check your device's settings if it's not working. Here's how: Open your phone's Settings app. Search for "Gestures": The quickest way is usually to use the search bar within the Settings app and type "gestures," "buttons," or "shortcuts." Look for Power Button/Side Button settings: You might see an option like "Power button," "Side key," "Buttons," or something similar. Tap on that. Find the Camera Shortcut: Look for an option related to quickly launching the camera. Common wording includes: "Open camera" "Launch camera" "Quick launch camera" "Double press power button for camera" Enable the shortcut: If the option is present but off, toggle it on.