As the title says, does anyone know what this icon means? Just upgraded to a Samsung galaxy s10, but it's not an icon I've seen before. It sits between the wifi and cell signal strength icons.   Edit/Answer: To summarise the answer found in the above link, this icon indicates that "wifi calling" is enabled. I've noticed that the icon will appear and disappear depending on how close you are to your router, presumably because the wifi calling feature requires a good signal.
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What does the following icon in my status bar indicate? And how do I remove it?    As far as I know I didn't turn any setting on that triggered it. I can't find the icon online. My first guess was that it was either VoLTE or VoIP or WiFi calling, but I do not have any of these as options on my phone.  EDIT 1:  The icon does not go away, unless I turn off WiFi. Below are screenshots of my full home screen and of the open notification panel.      EDIT 2: The screenshot below is of my phone's "Call Settings". I have no 'Wi-Fi Calling' option. According to guides online, it should come after the 'Vibrate' option.    The screenshot below is the results when searching 'Wi-Fi' in settings. No call options come up.    EDIT 3: It definitely is the Wi-Fi Calling icon (even though I do not have it as an option on my phone) -- I tested it now and I can phone my contacts when in flight mode.
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Today in the feed on the Android Stack Exchange app there is a Stack Overflow blog post. This post had the site icon next to it for  rather than the proper site logo (Meta).        Stack Exchange Android App Version 1.0.73 and 1.0.74 Android 5.1 on a Moto X (2013) running stock firmware.  Same behavior on a Nexus 7 (flo) running Android 6.0 (stock).  This issue also happens on the iOS app.    The most recent featured SO blog post (as of 17 Nov) is showing up with the "edX" site logo.  The logo is seemingly randomly incorrect.
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A question from  popped up in the "Hot Network Questions" list, and I couldn't help but notice that its icon is a little bit... lacking.        Shouldn't there be some letters there or something? Maybe "Ec"? Both the main site and the meta are equally nondescript.             As pointed out by  in the comments, this is a high-DPI specific issue.     This is another one of those "shows up on normal DPI, but breaks on high DPI" bugs because  is missing the Ec, but  is not.
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The below image is from a service manual for a mobile radio. Note the small symbols that appear to be four triangles, point to point. I've searched far and wide and cannot identify that symbol. I have a nagging feeling that I've seen something like it in hydraulics, but never in an electronics diagram. I know that my radio doesn't have a bunch of stars of David printed inside it, so what could this symbol be?  Some of them have a line through the middle, others don't. Compare for example the ones near the labels "mic int" and "mic ext". Does this represent something, or is it a typo?
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first question here. I was using wifi normally on my phone. Then I turned it off and after some time turned it back again. Since then I can not access the internet. It's showing Connected(no internet access).  I tried to set the IP static. It did not work for DNS 192.168.200.1. No matter what IP I set with this DNS it does not work. Then used the 8.8.8.8 as DNS, now it's connected. But it is really slow, and the connection does not seem stable. Every time I have to reload google.com several times just to get the page.  The problem is specific to this device only. Other devices connected to the same network are perfect.  Can someone suggest me what should I do? Is this a router issue? Or is this my device problem?  I'm new in this area. So my knowledge is not so deep and you might have to explain things a bit more in detail for me to grasp the concept.
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Is there a complete list of these? I've seen lots of Q&amp;A about "What does x icon mean" but it would be really useful if there were a complete list for reference!
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I was just looking at someone's list of accounts (e.g., ) and noticed that the icon next to the &quot;Meta Stack Exchange&quot; account is showing the &quot;broken image&quot; sign instead of the correct icon (i.e., ).    Whoever took it ... please bring it back! :-) Same happens with the Stack Apps logo. Most of the other icons on that page seem to be served from cdn.sstatic.net (e.g., ). And indeed,  does bring up the correct image:
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Has anyone ever seen this ‘Devices’ section in the Wi-Fi Settings page?  It very strange, it's my first time I've seen this. Even more, when I tried to connect to this SSID, iOS pops up a dialog which says "x is not connected to the Internet; Are you sure you want to use this network?"  What is this? How was this achieved?
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I have noticed that some apps like Safari and Mail show a loading indicator in the status bar (the bar at the very top of the phone) when they are accessing the network. Is there a way to do the same thing in SDK apps, or is this an Apple only thing?
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My iPhone is no longer on I'm using it as an iPod for now but I cant connect to the wifi ; like the wifi is greyed out. I restarted and rest it , it's not on air plane mode or anything. How do I fix my phone?
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"Three horizontal lines" aka "hamburger icon" seems to be becoming a convention for the "main menu" button, especially on mobile sites:    Has anyone done any user testing of this convention, or got any A/B testing results? (i.e. is there an increase in bounce rate compared to using the word "Menu"?)  I did some quick user testing with wireframes featuring this icon for the main menu. 3 out of 6 people got it and used it. The others did not.  One person in particular had a lot of trouble "getting back to the top" (i.e. restarting their navigation from the top level of the site) as they didn't know about the convention, or that the logo would link to the home page.  I guess it will be different for different demographics - users of Facebook on mobile probably know it.  Anyone got any findings they can share?
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￼How do I get rid of this icon?  I'm not even sure what it's for. It's possible that it's for remote CD Drive, but I don't remember how I got it up there in the first place.  Details:   iMac 27 inch late 2012 OS X Mavericks
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At far left of my top bar you can see a globe-like network sort of icon with what I interpret as a blue download arrow. This icon appeared recently for the first time for unknown reasons. Clicking it, right-clicking it, double-clicking it, etc all produce no effect. It's not interactable. What is this and how can I learn more about it and/or remove it if appropriate?
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I am working on a mobile app that involves the user saving a favourite location. I wanted to use an icon to represent that feature, but I'm not sure which one is better – a star or a heart icon.  Some say heart icon tends to increase the rate of productivity, and some say they are used to a star icon to 'save' or 'bookmark' something.  What do go you guys think?
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Pressed the onscreen button on my s6 edge this afternoon and a strange new display swipe screen is showing up - picture included. I have no idea where this came from and I have to swipe it just to get to my pin lock. I've checked my apps, my settings, my locked screen, I've disabled some of the apps I thought it could've been but to no avail. Does this look familiar to anyone, and if so how do I get rid of it? It's eating up my battery life.
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I've tried everything I can think of. Resetting the router, changing the channel number and band.   The internet connection is fine, and then just hangs for a minute or 2, then returns to normal.   The wifi icon remains connected, and I have the latest 10.10.4 update installed. At first I thought it was a DNS bug with Yosemite, and have played with the settings such as changing DNS provider, changing the IPV6 to IPV4 only etc.  Driving me nuts. Has anyone had a similar problem? I've checked the surroundings with wifi scanners and have chosen the best channel available.     One thing I have noticed, it seems a lot more reliable on 5GHz as opposed to 2.4Ghz It seems to affect my Macbook Pro Retina 13in Early 2015 a lot more than the other devices on the network. I'm using a Virginmedia  1.
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Occassionally my Wi-Fi goes into this weird state where the phone "thinks" I'm connected, but the connection simply doesn't work.  Apps still seem to think I have connectivity, though they can't actually connect to anything, and the status bar still shows that I'm connected to Wi-Fi.  Turning Wi-Fi off and back on resolves the issue, and this occurs on multiple networks.  It seems sort of like whatever service manages the Wi-Fi connection gets killed occasionally.  It usually happens when I've been playing a game (that doesn't access the Internet) for a while or if my phone's been sitting for a while; it never happens while I'm actively using the connection.  I have my Wi-Fi timeout set to "Never" and the normal timeout isn't the issue since my phone regularly lasts several hours without the Wi-Fi dying.  Sometimes it dies a couple times in a day, and recently I went a week or so without it happening.  How can I fix this or prevent the service from being killed (if that's indeed what's happening)?  Shouldn't that be a system process that never gets killed?  (Does Android ever kill system processes other than when they crash?)  Could it be related to TouchWiz?  I have an SGS Vibrant running 2.2 (Bionix NextGen v1, but this has occurred on multiple ROMs).