Samsung Smart Monitor M8 With PC-Less Productivity, SlimFit Camera Launched in India: All Details
Samsung Smart Monitor M8 With PC-Less Productivity, SlimFit Camera Launched in India: All Details
Samsung has launched its 32-inch Smart Monitor M8 with a SlimFit Camera in India, after unveiling it globally earlier this year. The smart monitor comes with Smart Hub functionality that enables users to access video-on-demand (VoD) platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, and Apple TV in 4K HDR resolution. The Samsung smart monitor does not need an external device like a PC or a TV…
#Video - En un minuto hablemos de Samsung Dex y Motorola Ready For
Hoy les hablo sobre Dex y ReadyFor dos maneras de conectar el smartphone a la TV y convertirlo en computadora. Ambos sistemas son geniales ya que nos permite conectar el smartphone a una televisión o monitor HDMI, convirtiendo el celular en una PC completa.
En un minuto les cuento mi experiencia.
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My primary phone has been the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, and it’s still a beast 1 year later. Samsung might have changed the name, but other than not having expandable storage, this is the return to the Galaxy Note that I and many others were waiting for. The S24 Ultra is one step closer with its flat display, which makes using the S Pen more enjoyable. In fact, the flat display is why a few years…
Hello Folks!!! Curtindo muito o modo Dex do meu @samsung Galaxy S6 Lite. Depois que eu adquiri esse tablet, estudar ficou mais prazeroso! Top D+ esse tablet. A caneta então é uma maravilha! Show de bola! Fica a dica pra você! #tablet #samsung #galaxy #estudar #dex #tecnologia (em São José dos Campos) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnDitugL1UQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Trying out shining nikki using Samsung DEX on my PC.
Alright, some of the UI elements look a bit whack, but it's fully playable overall. Maybe I should try go into the games landscape mode feature ? It might fix it:
............
Yeah maybe not!
These aren't screenshot that have been squished btw because u can see the UI is normal.
Using the in game recording feature. It's sad because when you take a picture it stretches it back to normal. Real shame cause it would make for some funny reverie pics.
Some more stuff. I was really surprised when I went to nikkis home and it automatically filled the screen even though I wasn't in landscape mode. Same with the uhh...the... event blossom plaza beach thing. The chapter maps look stunning:
I've futzed around with a bunch of machine translation over the years, and here's what I've landed on (for Android and Windows).
Note: For both of these, the translations are wildly imperfect. Having some knowledge of the language you're translating obviously helps, or you're going to be confused when Google or DeepL decide to infer the wrong pronouns because they aren't people and don't understand context.
EverTranslator
When I'm purely on my phone, I use EverTranslator. It's free and much better than it used to be once you make a few changes in the settings. I have it set to . . .
Joiner between text blocks: Space
Remove ending dashes: On
Remove line breakers inside text blocks: On
Remove spaces in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean text: On
I cast my phone to my laptop via Windows Phone Link or ScrCpy when I use UGT.
§ Windows Phone Link
Upsides of WPL:
It should be natively included in your version of Windows (you'll need to get the app on your phone, though).
(Usually) sound will come through your PC instead of phone.
USB connection not required--you can connect wirelessly to a PC on the same internet connection. Great if your phone is charging across the room.
Downside:
Can't rotate the screen manually for apps that are weird about rotating (AKNK).
§ BlueStacks
This method ought to also work with BlueStacks, but I haven't ever used BlueStacks because I'm paranoid about where I allow my Google data to be accessed.
§ Samsung Dex
Samsung Dex doesn't rotate apps at all, so that method is straight out.
§ ScrCpy
Scrcpy via USB Debugging mirrors your Android to your PC without having to root your phone. This is a little more advanced than using Windows Phone Link or BlueStacks, but you're using your own phone without granting anyone your Google credentials AND you can rotate the screen easily (unlike Dex or Windows Phone Link).
Upsides of ScrCpy:
You can rotate the ScrCpy window on your PC by holding alt and pushing the left arrow key. Great for AKNK's outings and sleep support.
Downside:
Getting sound through your PC rather than phone via ScrCpy is less reliable. Though it supposedly ports audio to your PC natively with the latest release, I still need to use the dev's SndCpy: https://github.com/rom1v/sndcpy/blob/master/README.md
Setting Up UGT
UGT requires more work than EverTranslator, but once you've set it up, it's worth it. You can use it for anything on your PC. Congratulations, you can now play any untranslated Japanese otome game via emulator.
A walkthrough on how to set up UGT: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2741318181
You'll need to futz around with the config file a bit, especially with the autoglue, even when you move from game to game, but it's worth the hassle.
UGT normally supports controllers to make it easier/faster to translate (and save your wrists/fingers), but that feature is broken at the moment. The dev knows. So, I cobbled together a script in AutoHotKey for my Xbox controller . . .
Autohotkey: https://www.autohotkey.com/
The script: https://vatnalilja.neocities.org/UGTAHK
Once you load this script into AutoHotKey and run it, the buttons on your Xbox controller will work as follows:
UGT's normal functions will work; consult the program
A will translate the active window (use ctrl+F10 to set a translation rectangle so it's not unnecessarily translating everything onscreen—you can always use ctrl+F10 to set a new rectangle)
B will clear the translation (the equivalent of spacebar in UGT)
Y will act as the left click of a mouse button
Left joystick will act as a mouse, so you can move around the screen to select things without touching the mouse
I updated the above AHK config file so its set back to UGT default (ctrl+f12), allowing you to run it out of the box with UGT. My original version was tailored to my modified hot keys.
These AHK settings may conflict with games that require these buttons on a gamepad, but you can look up AutoHotKey's instructions and easily change them in the script. I promise it isn't hard. Otome games are usually point-and-click, though.
This is what my setup looks like on Windows with my Android phone cast to my laptop via Windows Phone Link using UGT and a controller (not that you can see the controller part). It's so big. Good for my old eyes!
Here's my setup via ScrCpy:
DeskTranslator
Another option besides UGT is DeskTranslator, which won't require you to connect Google or DeepL in the settings or set up anything in Google Cloud Dashboard, but will require you to know some Python, access PowerShell, etc.
The installation directions for DeskTranslator and its requirements are available on each repository page, and if you need help installing Python packages, you can very easily search Google for the right commands to copy/paste into PowerShell.
One nice thing about DeskTranslator is that it will give you reasonably real-time translations without having to push any keys/buttons. Use this combined with Windows' captions in a foreign language and you can have translation of spoken dialogue that has no built-in captions in your game.
You can also drag the translation box over a normal dialogue box and use it that way, too (like UGT or DeepL's app--see reblog below for more on DeepL's app).
When used with ScrCpy, you can simply hold your phone in your hand (connected to your PC by USB) and tap the screen like normal. No controller or keyboard hot keys are needed.
ScrCpy + SndCpy with Windows Captions and DeskTranslator
ScrCpy + SndCpy and DeskTranslator
If you use Apple products or a controller other than an Xbox controller, YMMV. There is a version of UGT that is on Linux and experimental on MacOSX: https://pypi.org/project/pyugt/. Godspeed.
Hello and welcome to the witches den! My names cloudy/amy, nice to meet ya! im not really that interested in spooky stuff but i thought i might as welln make a halloween themed promo post!
Im a 18 y/o, autistic selfshipper artist whose main fos at the moment are talking vehicles XD fo list is here !
Even though im a very shy person, my DMs are open! so dont be afraid to stop by and say hi!
Also im sorry if this post looks wack, im writing this on samsung dex XD
I seriously can't wait for the next BMO I've been following your laptop drama for weeks and the latest wip reminded me of how much I love your fic 💚💚
Update on laptop drama: I've discovered samsung dex on my phone, so I can use my phone like a desktop with my monitor and bluetooth keyboard. Feel stupid for not knowing about it sooner, but I'm glad I found it. Was getting sick of working on my phone 😅
Thanks for waiting, friend! Hopefully the next chap is worth the wait 😅 🥰