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In Android Market there are many custom ROM’s are available for
Samsung Galaxy Y Gt-S5360. Creed's Fusion v3.1 is also one of the best
custom ROM for Samsung Galaxy Y Gt-S5360. Here the tutorial is to how to
install this Creed's Fusion v3.1 custom ROM on Samsung Galaxy Y. The
features about this ROM has been listed below.
Here the tutorial to install Android 4.4 KitKat like android Custom
ROM on Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360. This is done by the help of Cyanogen-mod Kernel. Note: It is your OWN risk. We are not responsible in-case any damage during the process.
How to Install Android Kitkat on Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360
Requirements:
Before going to install this android kitkat custom rom you must root your android device
Keep your mobile battery level above 70%.
Enable USB Debugging in your mobile by Goto -> Settings -> Developer Options -> USB Debugging.
Usually, Android-based smartphones purchased through various carriers
are bundled with specific branded apps that may or may not be protected.
Users who cannot afford to buy free-of-contract devices might want to
remove these applications without tempering with the operating system.
Unfortunately,
carriers that bundle their own-branded 3rd-party apps install them
right into the Android operating system and not on the memory card, like
you'll usually see. Since a normal user won't have access to the
Android OS where the app is installed, they won't be able to remove it.
One wrong move, navigating too quickly or an evil bug: there are many
unfortunate events that can lead to accidentally deleting a file, video
or pictures. But not all is lost! Today we’ll show you how you can
recover these lost files that you hold dear from the catacombs of
Android with two easy methods.
There are literally a million ways to care for your Android display Some basics:
Keep it clean. This should be obvious, but foodstuffs, water, dirt and moisture are not friends of your touchscreen.
Protect it. If you're prone to dropping your phone (you know who
you are) then invest in a bumper case. If you're more intense with your
little ''accidents'' then get some serious Android armor that includes a
flip cover for the front of your device specifically.
If your phone - no matter what phone you have - is feeling bogged
down like Artax in the swamp in The Neverending Story (yeah, some of you
know what I'm talking about) then here's a quick couple of tips to speed up your laggy Android:
Sony debuted its latest smartphone in the Xperia lineup called Sony
Xperia ZL January this year and it seems the phone’s really getting some
good feedback from users all over the world. Packed with all the
high-end features, the device promises to provide better performance to
users and maybe it’s likely users would buy this device rather than
going for a Samsung one. As with every Android device, a root method has
become available for the Xperia ZL and it takes no more than a few
minutes to perform it and get the result. After gaining root access on
your device, you’ll have more control over your device than before, like
you’ll be able to modify the system-files which isn’t possible with no
root-access. This guide shows exactly how you can root your Sony Xperia
ZL smartphone, so let’s get started with it
If you've already tried a Factory Reset on your HTC One M8
and it hasn't solved your problem, the next step might be a Hard Reset.
A Hard Reset is basically the same as a Factory Reset but you do it
manually with the hardware buttons. You also have a little more control
over what gets deleted.
First of all you need to first make sure Fastboot is disabled in Settings > Power.
With your HTC One M8 switched off, hold down the Volume Down button and press Power
until you see the screen with three Androids at the bottom. If you just
want to do a Factory Reset with the hardware buttons you can do it on
this screen. Using the Volume buttons, scroll down to Factory Reset and
use the Power button to confirm. This will Factory Reset the device.
HTC’s newest flagship, the One (M8),
is a great smartphone with the best in hardware and software. If you
want to get more out of your device, and be able to do a bunch of
modding, flash some great custom ROMs and have overall more control over
it, you’ll need to root it first. Today we’ll explain how to do it
using the Toolkit program.
Warning
This rooting tutorial will likely void the warranty on your HTC One (M8).
When rooting your device, ensure that you follow each step as
described below and that you only use firmware that is designated for
your device model or version.
Also, before going ahead with the rooting process, make sure you
backup all of your phone’s data. There are various methods and apps to
do this, you can also copy everything onto your PC.
HTC recently rolled out Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean software update for
the HTC One which runs Android v4.1.2 out of box. Along with Android
4.2.2 upgrade, the official software brings an array of features to the
Sense 5 UI. The update also adds several notable enhancements and bug
fixes.
A factory reset is a good way to fix some software related problems
on your HTC One. This should however be one of your last resorts, there
are often less intense methods to fix many of your Android problems. You
can even just turn your phone off for a while and then restart it. Or
remove the battery. These are also effective solutions.
The easiest way to perform a Factory Reset is from within the menu settings: Settings > Privacy > Factory data reset (check Format
USB Storage if you want to wipe SD card content) > Reset phone >
Erase everything.
Please remember to back up any data you want to keep first!
Performing a Hard Reset on your device is easy. The difference between a Factory Reset and a Hard Reset is: Factory Reset
The 'lighter' of the two reset options. It can be done either in
settings or via recovery menu. It wipes all user data and firmware
settings, but leaves the contents of your SDcard intact.
Performing a Factory Reset on your device is very easy. The difference between a Factory Reset and a Hard Reset is:
Factory Reset
The
'lighter' of the two reset options. It can be done either in settings
or via recovery menu. It wipes all user data and firmware settings but
leaves the contents of your internal SD Card intact.
Performing a Hard Reset on your device is simple as pie. The difference between a Factory Reset and a Hard Reset is:
Factory Reset
The
'lighter' of the two reset options. It can be done either in settings
or via recovery menu. It wipes all user data and firmware settings but
leaves the contents of your internal SD Card intact.
How to install the custom ROM CyanogenMod 10.1 on Galaxy S2 I9100G
Warning:
Neither AndroidPIT nor I will take any responsibility for damages.
Please make sure you follow all the rules carefully without skipping any
steps otherwise you could brick your phone.
Ensure that your phone has been charged to at least 70%.
Enable
USB debugging on your phone. Do this by going through all apps →
Settings → Manage Applications → Development → USB Debugging → check
box.
All you Galaxy S2 Power users out there - come and get it!
This build
is very much near perfect so we believe that Samsung will actually
start rolling out the Official Jelly Bean update for the Samsung Galaxy S
II very soon. The day Samsung starts to roll out the official update
you will be able to install the latest update through Kies or OTA
update.
Install necessary USB Drivers for Galaxy S5 on the computer.
USB Debugging Mode should be enabled on the phone by navigating to Settings >> Developer Options.
Back up your important data using Helium app
At least 80 percent battery charge.
The CF-Auto-Root tool provided in this guide is compatible with
Galaxy S5 (SM-G900F) only. Do not attempt installing it on incorrect
variants as it may brick the device. Verify the model number of the
Galaxy S5 by navigating to Settings >> About Phone.**
The easiest way to perform a Factory Reset on your Samsung Galaxy S5 is from within the menu settings:
Settings > User and Backup > Backup and Reset > Factory Data Reset > Reset Device > Delete All/Erase Everything.
Please
remember to back up any data you want to keep first! In the Factory
reset screen you also have the option to Backup My Data and Auto
Restore. These are good options to tick before you Factory Reset if
you're not too sure how to do this on your own.
If you are having problems with a very laggy, glitchy Galaxy S5 and
no other solution seems to be working, you can perform a hard reset in
order to fix these issues. This should really be done at a last resort
because it erases all of the data on your phone and reverts it back to
the way it was when you first got it. A factory and hard reset basically
are the same thing but a factory reset, which we explain in another
thread (factory reset Galaxy S5) uses the software features of the phone, while a hard reset uses the hardware buttons.
Before doing anything though, you want to make sure that you have
backed up all of your data beforehand, which you can do right in the
settings under factory reset, or you can use an app like Carbon for
Android, Super Backup, App Backup & restore, Titanium Media Sync, G
Cloud Backup. You can also backup your data to an external drive: you
can backup your Android data as a copy of the SD card that you keep on
your PC by connect your Android to your PC via the USB cable for
example.
Warning! This rooting process is only for the Samsung Galaxy S3
GT-i9300 running on Android 4.1. Rooting has a lot of risks if you
don't follow all the steps as indicated and if you mess around, you may
end up with a useless brick of a phone. To avoid the chance of losing
your files, please back up your data completely before starting this
process. Neither AndroidPIT nor I will be held responsible for any
damages or loss of data.
This tutorial is exclusively for the Samsung Galaxy S3 4G LTE GT-i9305 model running on Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2 XXBLL5. If you try to flash another model or Android version with this root, you could break your smartphone.
Neither
AndroidPIT nor I will be held responsible for any damages or losses of
data. Make sure you have completed a full backup of your files before
starting. Not sure what rooting/flashing/ROMS even are? Check out our Rooting for Beginners Q&A's and some custom ROMS that may be at your level.For check this search in this site.
Again, do NOT try this on your Galaxy S3 i9300!!!!!
Prerequisites
Activate the USB debugging mode on your S3. To do this, simply go to Settings → Developer options → USB debugging.
Make
sure that the drivers for your Galaxy S3 have been installed on your
computer. In order to do this, connect your smartphone to your PC with
your micro USB cord and wait until your smartphone is recognized by
Windows.
If you want some more information about this firmware build version, check out our companion article
to this forum entry. If you just want the install tutorial, keep
reading. Please share any finds or questions you have in this forum too.
I'll
assume you already know the risks involved in flashing firmware to your
device and are happy to proceed. As always, both myself and AndroidPIT
assume no responsibility for any damage that may occur to your device.
An OFFICIAL final build version
of the S4 firmware has just been released in Germany via OTA and Samsung
Kies for the Galaxy S4 LTE version I9505. Considering Samsung's staged
rollouts, you could be waiting a while to get it on your device. Not if
you follow out tutorial below though!This is the OFFICIAL final build for the S4, but this firmware is only for the I9505 model, not the I9500.
Performing a Hard Reset on your Galaxy S4 Warning: it is impossible to recover your data after doing a hard reset, so online backup
is always important. For all of your data, a backup should be done on
an external device, hard drive, raid system or media .
Take out SIM card before full reset. This shouldn't delete the data on
your external SD card, but as a precaution, remove as well.
Force
reset Reset the device: Press and hold for more than 7 seconds to reset
the device if it has fatal errors or hang-ups or freezes.
Unlock Galaxy S4 using hard reset
SG S4 hard reset or reset Galaxy S4: PRESS AND HOLD VOLUME UP + Home Button + Power
The easiest way to perform a Factory Reset on your Samsung Galaxy S4 is from within the menu settings:
Settings > Accounts > Back Up and Reset > Factory Data Reset > Reset Device > Delete All/Erase Everything.
Please remember to back up any data you want to keep first! In the
Factory reset screen you also have the option to Backup My Data and Auto
Restore. These are good options to tick before you Factory Reset if
you're not too sure how to do this on your own.
If you have problems with your Samsung Galaxy S4
and that the smartphone isn't working properly, a good solution to this
is to wipe the system cache of the phone. You don't even need to do a
hard reset. In fact, doing a system cache will NOT delete any of your
personal info, but only the background and application cache. Cache is
stored data on the phone which allows apps to load quicker, it's like
the data is on standby until you need it again. Wiping it simply means
that the app will have to reload the data.
Having problem with your Samsung galaxy Y but you can't explain it without a screenshot.If this true for you then you can see this post to get ride from this problem.
We realize that all these different firmware options for various different Galaxy S3
smartphones might be a little confusing, so we thought we'd spell out
just what you have to do if you want to manually install the latest
official Samsung firmware version of Android 4.4 KitKat on your Galaxy S3 rather than wait around for the carrier rollout to happen.
No matter what model Galaxy S3 or version of KitKat, we'll show you how it's done.
Because it only takes one over the air update for a very nice person to
make it available for everyone, as soon as the firmware is available for
your model you can put it on your phone yourself rather than waiting
for the carrier batching process which may have you waiting for weeks or
even months to see the latest Android version. There's nothing dodgy
about doing it this way either: Samsung even provides you with the tools
to do it.
There's no denying that the Galaxy S3 has got some legs. Even after a two year shelf life with both the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S5
taking the spotlight, the S3 remains the favorite daily driver of many.
But as with many smartphones, the battery life could be better. Well,
now it is, with the MobileFun extended battery case. The Galaxy S3 extended battery case doubles the battery life of your smartphone!
If you're a Galaxy S3
owner but don't yet know how to take a screenshot, then today we'll get
you sorted with two easy methods. Once you know how to do it, you'll be
screen capturing everything, from web page glitches, to social media
commentary to Snapchats. Wait, no, don't screenshot Snapchats, it's
better for everyone. Here's how to screenshot everything else though.
Any screen, any time. Screenshots are an essential Android skill.
If you own an Android phone you will likely have heard of an APK file at
some point, and possibly wondered "what exactly is an APK file?"
Understanding this is essential if you want to start downloading leaked
apps or customizing your own Android experience further than would be
possible using the Play Store alone. In our guide you'll learn what APK
files are, how to download them, and finally, how to install them. Read
on to discover what these little packages are all about.
Installing APK files gives you access to apps that aren't available in the Play Store.
Google Map is a must-have app for pretty
much every Android smartphone owner. But one of the issues we see
rearing its ugly head every now and then is massive battery drain that
occasionally gets attributed to Google Maps. In all fairness, some of
these issues are not the fault of Maps directly, but rather fstem
from functions that Maps uses. So what can you do to make such an
essential app a little nicer on your battery?
We love Google Maps, but we like our battery life even more.
It's app hunting season. But
before we go on an app massacre, let me remind you that many apps run in
the background for good reason: they are syncing, providing location
data or otherwise doing what they were designed to do. But not always.
If you want to know which apps are running excessive background
processes or you want to stop apps from running in the background
entirely, then we'll show you how. With so many apps you can't live without, you need to keep them under control.
If you notice that your Wi-Fi is
consuming a lot more battery than it usually does or you seem to be
always connected but the internet isn't exactly flowing as it should,
then you might be suffering from poor Wi-Fi connections. On devices like
the Nexus 5 or Moto X,
which have notoriously weak batteries, this is a problem. Poor Wi-Fi
can occur anywhere, from thickly walled buildings, to
long-range connections or simply a bad Wi-Fi signal in the first place.
Here's what you can do to fix it. No Wi-Fi? Poor connection? We've got yout covered.
What’s worse than a dead phone?
One that takes too long to charge! This has certainly happened to most
of us before: you’re rushing out of the door and you happen to see
there’s just 5% left of battery! Here are some tips on how you can get
your Android phone to charge faster!
Whether you have stock recovery or custom, knowing how to get to it is essential!
Recovery mode on any device is a
special thing for Android tweakers, providing a variety of options the
average user never sees. Using the recovery menu on the Galaxy S3
is like the difference between poking around under the hood of your car
when you hear something funny and simply taking it to a mechanic. If
you want to know how to reboot into recovery on the Galaxy S3, we'll
tell you right now.
When your phone is running low on
memory, there are many ways to free it up again, one of which is of
course getting rid of old text messages and Hangouts
messages. Today, we’re going to show you quickly how to allow your
device to automatically delete your text messages, both with Hangouts as
well as the traditional text messenger app. Need to free up some space on your Android phone? Then try setting your text messages to automatically delete.
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Any screen, any time. Screenshots are an essential Android skill.
Installing APK files gives you access to apps that aren't available in the Play Store.
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