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I want to know.Why Android Lock 2.0 doesn't fit on Samsung Galaxy 5 i5503's screen?.
Do we have a workaround for this?.
I want to buy that application.
And i need to know if i can fix it.
If not.
I won't buy it.
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Hello!
My friends told me you guys could help me here, so here my story/question:
I got a Samsung Galaxy S4 from my work and I can keep it 2 months. I need to promote these phones.
Samsung gave me a free "demo version" of the Samsung Galaxy S4. I can do almost everything with it except calling.
How can I remove the "demo version" and use it for these 2 months as my own phone ?
Thanks!
I have one to,
Already try root/CWM didnt work...and i have put a "normal" rom (last one) and wifi stop working.
Im trying now to find a place with the devo version rom, but can’t find it
To make phone call it’s impossible because doesn’t have the hardware to make it.
i have the same problem. no way to fix it.
Hi all,
I'm looking for a reasonable cheap 'smart' tough phone and I need to have the Microsoft Exchange email function on the handset.
Does anybody know if the S5690 Galaxy Xcover will have this feature?
It is built into Android right? The S5690 Galaxy Xcover is running 2.3 Ginger Bread.
Thanks,
T-L-H
The-Last-Hylian said:
Hi all,
I'm looking for a reasonable cheap 'smart' tough phone and I need to have the Microsoft Exchange email function on the handset.
Does anybody know if the S5690 Galaxy Xcover will have this feature?
It is built into Android right? The S5690 Galaxy Xcover is running 2.3 Ginger Bread.
Thanks,
T-L-H
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i think this thread here says that it you can have microsoft exchange put onto it http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/s...n-an-android-phone-or-tablet-HA102823196.aspx
Hi,
I wish to have Samsung Gingerbread OS for Samsung Galaxy Chat B5330.
Why? Short history:
I used to use Samsung Galaxy Y Pro Duos B5512 and i love it (because of QWERTY keyboard, touchscreen and it's Android that i needed). But after few years 160MB of internal memory is not good enough for official updates (such as google play, youtube etc.). So I bought Samsung Galaxy Chat B5330 because of 2GB of internal memory (also it's better screen orientation). I bought and run it and... BOOM, there is Android 4.1.2. Dear Lord... Maybe I am crazy man (with bad English ) but I hate changes. The new version of Android is really not for me.
So my question is...
it's even possible to install Gingerbread OS on my Samsung Galaxy Chat B5330 and will it work?
If yes - please guide me how to do it.
I will be really grateful.
no one?
You will OT find anything that far back for that device if it comes with 4.1.2 stock which means there is no kernel for it for that old of a os. Sorry but your gonna be out of luck
Hi!
I have a samsung galaxy note 3 Neo with root and y have the problem when i try to connect by screen mirroring with my tv (samsung 32H4500) says that i have a problem of hardware.
esxixts some libdWFD_ENGINE.so .....for my device?
like the solution for the galaxy s3,substituing libds.... or another different ?
i hope you can give me a solution...
thanks and have a nice day! and happy new year!!!!
Pat.
Please review this thread Io found. [HELP] Note 3 Neo Can't Screen Mirroring to LG Smart TV
Seems there have been issues after upgrade. I will have this thread moved to appropriate forum so that the right experts may be able to chime in.
Hey there,
I have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (octacore running Android 5.0.1) and one of my friends has a Samsung Galaxy S3 (quadcore running Android 4.1.2), also rooted. Yesterday we met and thought of putting them to a test. So we used Haxplorer to search a random number (the same number on both devices) in a random game, and what we had noticed was that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was way too much slower in finding a result than the Samsung Galaxy S3, infact it was about 5x slower!
Now my question is, does anybody know why this happens? I know that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is way above the Samsung Galaxy S3 in specs, but still every time we try we get the same result. I also tried restarting and force stopping all other apps and still without even doing any of those to the S3 it just beat my Note4 by the mile!
Please someone explain to me how this is possible! If any more information is needed please ask me to provide you with anything.
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nicolas0808 said:
Hey there,
I have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (octacore running Android 5.0.1) and one of my friends has a Samsung Galaxy S3 (quadcore running Android 4.1.2), also rooted. Yesterday we met and thought of putting them to a test. So we used Haxplorer to search a random number (the same number on both devices) in a random game, and what we had noticed was that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was way too much slower in finding a result than the Samsung Galaxy S3, infact it was about 5x slower!
Now my question is, does anybody know why this happens? I know that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is way above the Samsung Galaxy S3 in specs, but still every time we try we get the same result. I also tried restarting and force stopping all other apps and still without even doing any of those to the S3 it just beat my Note4 by the mile!
Please someone explain to me how this is possible! If any more information is needed please ask me to provide you with anything.
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Kumpare... Maybe its the game optimized for quad core cpus and not for octa cores.. Try a different game
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Dude its the aa game... there's no need for even two cores to run that game...
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