Thursday, July 31, 2014

Tuesday, July 22, 2014

Two methods to take screenshots on Samsung Galaxy S5 without using any apps

You can take any screenshot on your Samsung Galaxy S5 even without using any applications. Read on to learn how it's done.

No need to download or install any apps and no need to root your phone. All you have to do is to take a screenshot straight through your phone.

This tutorial will elaborate two methods to take a screenshot on the GS 5.

Saturday, July 19, 2014

How to access Google Now on Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Wi-Fi model

If you want get updated about noteworthy events on your Samsung Galaxy Note Pro device, then here's a quick guide for you to refer to.

Elaborated in this tutorials are a few steps to access Google Now on your Note tablet and let Google deliver you with timely information based on your location, schedule, time of day and past behaviors.

Let's get started right away with these steps:

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Turn On/Enable Wi-Fi on Samsung Galaxy Tab S

Wi-Fi in among the essential features integrated in mobile devices, including the all-new Samsung Galaxy Tab S.
Wi-Fi pertains to a wireless connectivity feature that lets you connect to any Wi-Fi enabled devices and share information or browse for online contents.

Here's a quick guide for those who are trying to set up Wi-Fi network on the latest Galaxy tablet from Samsung. Follow the steps below to get connected to a wireless Internet in an instant.

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Quick Guide to Install Kids Mode on Galaxy Tab S

One way to make your tablet child-friendly is to install pertinent applications like the Kids Mode app on it.

In order to successfully install Kids Mode on your Samsung Galaxy Tab S, you need to update your tablet to the latest software. A Samsung account is necessary for you to update your device.

After updating your tablet, you should see Kids Mode now displayed in the apps section. An indication that the Kids Mode is ready to be installed is the icon with an arrow pointing downward. If you see this icon, then you may now begin with the app installation.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4: Front and Back Views

If you've read the manual of your new Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4" then you don't need to read this post. But for owners who prefer to search for online articles instead of reading the user manual, this post might be important to you as it gives you an overview of your device on the outside.

Front View



Recent Apps - it shows the Recent Apps screen.
Home Key - it brings you back to the Home screen. It also serves as a fingerprint scanner.
Back - it brings you back to the previous screen.
Volume - the upper part is the Vol Up key while the lower part is the Vol Down.
Power / Lock - it allows users to turn on and off the Tab S while serving as the Lock key when short-pressed once while the phone's screen is on.
Front Camera - it sports a 2.1 MP sensor that produces low quality videos (and pictures) appropriate for video conferencing.
Proximity / Gesture Sensors - these sensors are needed so the tablet can interpret users' gestures and covert them to commands.

Back View

3.5mm Headset Jack - it is a universal headset jack.
USB Charger - it is a microUSB port that supports MHL but not OTG (on-the-go). So, for people who asked whether or not the new Tab S 8.4 supports USB OTG; the answer is NO, it doesn't support.
Speaker - the tablet has stereo loudspeakers.
Flash - the flash may be useful when you take photos in a low-light environment and with the help of some apps, it can also be used as a flashlight.
Camera - the back camera sports an 8MP sensor.
Microphone - both Wi-Fi and LTE models have microphones.
Infrared Blaster - the table may be able to control other devices that use infrared transmissions.

And that's everything as far as front and back views are concerned.

Monday, July 14, 2014