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Notice regarding the Android 17 OS version upgrade for Xperia 10 VI [will not receive Android 17 as promised]
https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/support/articles/00413319

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I spent a few days porting Samsung's One UI apps to stock Android. Gallery's Edit button even opens Samsung Photo Editor like on a Galaxy

I wanted Samsung's One UI apps on my Motorola, so I ported them. **OnePort** runs Samsung's own **Gallery, My Files, Photo Editor and Video Player (beta)** on non-Samsung phones.

* **No root, no custom ROM, no Samsung account.**

* **Works like on a Galaxy:** Gallery's Edit button opens Photo Editor, and Gallery and My Files share one Recycle bin.

* **Requirements:** any arm64 phone. Android 16+ (Gallery runs on 11+, Video Player needs 17+).

* **Galaxy AI is left out on purpose,** out of respect for Samsung's terms.

I've tested it on a Motorola Edge 60 Pro (Android 17). If you try it on a Pixel, OnePlus, Xiaomi or anything else, a quick device report on GitHub would help a lot, whether it works or not.

On X: [https://x.com/TechSnow7/status/2112100757692707070\](https://x.com/TechSnow7/status/2112100757692707070)

GitHub: [https://github.com/StevenSteel7/OnePort\](https://github.com/StevenSteel7/OnePort)

Do star if you like it ;)

Unofficial and not affiliated with Samsung.

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How do you all manage and back up your Android photos and videos?

For those of you who have been using Android devices for a while, I want to know what your actual workflow looks like when it comes to protecting your photos and videos.

Basically...if I were to lose my phone or it suddenly dies on me, I want to make sure I have a peace of mind. So I'm looking into different ways to ensure nothing gets lost, but I wanted to see how people actually handle this day-to-day. A few things I was wondering:

- Do you rely on a cloud service (like Google Photos or OneDrive) for automatic, real-time backups?

- Or do you prefer a more manual approach, like connecting your phone via USB cable every once in a while to move files to a PC or external SSD/HDD drive?

Is there a hybrid method you use?

Hoping to hear about your actual, hands-on process. Do you just "set it and forget it," or is it a more active part of your routine? Thanks!

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