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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.
This tutorial is for Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 in specific, don't flash the firmware provided here in any other device.
It does not matter whether or not you bricked your phone experimenting with it or putting in Custom ROMs, as a result of this tutorial can assist you retreat to to your Stock ROM or flash any firmware for your phone via Odin Flash Tool.
Please note that flashing your phone with a firmware package will fully delete all user information, therefore confirm to backup your contacts and alternative information before continued with the method.
I will attempt to justify the method as easy as possible during a step by step manner below, you'll additionally look into the video tutorial that I actually have created on a similar. Before continued confirm you've got the the subsequent things with you:
Your Samsung Galaxy Y S5360
USB data cable to attach your phone along with your pc
internet to download the specified files
How to Flash: Before setting out confirm your phone is totally charged and switched off
Download and install Samsung Kies form the link below, it contains the default driver for your device
Switch off your phone and enter into download Mode by pressing and holding VOLUME DOWN + HOME + POWER BUTTON
Now connect your phone to your pc using the USB data cable
Go to control panel > Device Manager and {appearance} under Universal Serial Bus Controllers and you ought to find your phone appear as Samsung Mobile USB Compopsite Device, and if it does not then it means the drivers haven't been properly installed, in such a case you ought to disconnect the phone attempt removing all Samsung connected software package together with Kies from your pc and install Kies and check once more, if that does not work then download the Unofficial Samsung USB Driver from the link below, install it and check once more.
If none of the above strategies work for installing the drivers then you should} use Windows Update to seek out and install the drivers (you must be connected to the internet) , here is the way to do it - Uninstall all Samsung connected software system, connect the phone within the download Mode, go to Device Manager and within the alternative Devices list you want to notice your phone as 2 unrecognized devices cdc and Prevention|CDC|agency|federal agency|government agency|bureau|office|authority} Abstract Control Model and cdc ACM data, right click on cdc and Prevention|CDC|agency|federal agency|government agency|bureau|office|authority} Abstract Control Model and select Update Driver software > Search automatically for updated driver software, currently windows can look for the suitable driver and install it, once installed your device will seem as Samsung Mobile USB Compopsite Device under Universal Serial Bus Controllers and you're good to go.
Once the drivers are installed and also the phone connected in download Mode, download Odin and firmware Package from the links given below
Extract ODIN's zip file and place it in an exceedingly folder, equally extract the Firmare Package and place it in another folder. Upon extracting the firmware Package you ought to get three main files whose names begin with CSC, modem and PDA
Now move to Odin's extracted folder and run ODIN, below ID:COM box up Odin you ought to see one thing like 0:[COM#] wherever # is any number and if the box is blank it means Odin cannot find your phone and something is wrong
Leave all the selections to their default unless you know what you are doing
Click on the PDA button and browse to the file beginning with PDA within the extracted firmware Package and click on on Open
Similarly click on PHONE button and browse to the file beginning with modem within the extracted firmware Package and click on on Open
Similarly click on CSC button and browse to the file beginning with CSC within the extracted firmware Package and click on on Open
Now that each one the files are hand-picked click on the start button to start flashing and watch for it to complete
The process ought to take a number of minutes or less to complete and if there are any errors they'll be shown within the message box.
Once it completes it'll show Pass.
Now the phone can reboot on its own, you'll shut Odin, disconnect your phone by removing the USB cable and watch for the phone to boot up, the phone ought to take quite a long time to boot up (less than ten minutes) therefore do not panic. the primary boot takes such an extended time as sure system files are being extracted and created by the new flashed firmware.
Watch Video:
Links for downloading needed files:
Samsung Kies (For official USB drivers that comes with it)
Unofficial Samsung USB Driver (Unofficial drivers in all probability extracted form Kies package, use only if Kies installation does not fix driver issues)
ODIN Flash Tool (Software for flashing your phone with firmware packages)
Firmware Package (The one i utilized in this tutorial) Link one (mediafire) Link two (googledrive)
Other Norse deity Flashable Firmware Packages (These packages are made of official microcode releases and square measure the same as the one employed in this tutorial, transfer in line with your alternative of region)
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