#MIPHONE + MINIMAL ADB FASTBOOT INSTALL#

Step 3: Connect your Android device to your PC. Make sure not to close the command prompt window that opens up after installing Minimal ADB.

#MIPHONE + MINIMAL ADB FASTBOOT INSTALL#

Step 2: Download and install ADB drivers and Minimal ADB for Windows from below. The Developer option menu is hidden by default though and needs to be enabled by going into Settings -> About Phone and tapping on ‘Build Number’ 7 times. Step 1: Enable USB Debugging on your Android device from Settings -> Developer Options. Wondering how? Check out the steps below. However, not many people know that it is also possible to change the DPI of an Android device without using root. With root though, it is possible to change the software density of an Android device thereby allowing you to tweak the amount of information being displayed on the screen. This means that inspite of having varying screen sizes, these devices will display the same amount of information on the screen. For example, the Nexus 6, Galaxy S6, LG G4 and other devices with Quad HD resolution are classified as having an ‘xxhdpi’ screen with a density of 640. Android categorises devices according to their resolution. The software density of an Android device is completely different from the actual screen resolution. The latter will only show them over a bigger surface area that will make it easier to read, but the amount of content being displayed on the screen will remain exactly the same.

Worse, an Android device with a 5-inch Full HD screen and another one with a 5.5-inch Full HD screen will show the same amount of information.

Despite coming with screen resolution that is significantly higher than the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, most high-end Android devices display a similar or even lesser amount of information on their screen compared to Apple’s devices.

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