Since the introduction of ICS (ice cream sandwich), Samsung has removed the UMS (USB Mass Storage) mode from all its devices. Axiomatically, it is not present in Galaxy S4 Zoom. But folks at galaxy phone have found a way on how to enable it.
Basically, what you need to do is get a pre rooted ROM for it and flash it. Then install the UMS utility for the Samsung Galaxy S4 in it and you are good to go.
Continue reading Flash Storage Pen Drive Mode in Galaxy S4 ZoomWe all have been waiting for this and here it is – CM10.2 for Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0. Sbrissen, an xda user has released an unofficial version of it. Its pre-requirement is that you need unlocked bootloader and you are recommended to flash it via CWM.
The instructions are pretty simple. All you have to do is download and copy the ROM to the SD card. If you want Google Apps (I’m sure you do), copy gapps file to SD card as well. Then, reboot into recovery and flash the ROM and Gapps. Wipe the data and cache and reboot.
Huawei Ascend P6 recently went on sale and folks at XDA already have the procedure on how to achieve root on it. By rooting, you will be able to install applications that require root privileges. Here are the steps on how to do it.
Two years back, nobody knew that the affordable tablets could be so good. That was exactly our reaction when Google released Nexus 7 last year for 200 dollars. At that time, the comparably speced tablets were going for atleast 100 dollars more. This year, the Nexus 7 2 was introduced with a slightly higher price tag of 229 dollars and to be honest, we all got a little concerned that its higher cost will dissuade budget shoppers from buying it.
As with any Samsung phone or tablet, you get tons of bloatware pre-installed. While some users live with these bloatwares, some root it and uninstall them using Titanium backup. The easy way to get rid of all the bloatware is to install a bloatware free ROM. An xda user has made it and there are absolutely no junk applications in it. Here is a screenshot of it.
As expected, the Android 4.2.2 update for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 has been leaked. This update, however, is only meant for the Wi-Fi version which is codenamed N5110. This firmware will erase everything, so make sure to backup anything that is important. Here are the flashing instructions.
Continue reading Download Android 4.2.2 for Galaxy Note 8.0 N5110
