The S6 Edge from 2015 is first up on today's list of daily firmware updates. If you have a Galaxy S6 Edge or a Galaxy A3, do check it out, but there's something for everyone at our firmware section. Also check this tutorial to know how to flash custom ROM updates with Odin3.
Knowing some smartphone tricks will allow you to do cool things with your phone. Most people only know basic phone functions. There are so many things that you probably do not know your phone can do beyond making calls and receiving texts. Many phones now have the he capacity to support glitch-free online casino gaming. Visit https://www.cdncasinos.ca for more information about technology and casinos. Some of the smartphone functions can be performed quickly through shortcuts. Here are few cool tricks to get the best out of your smartphone.
1. Shortcut of putting smartphone on silence
Receiving a phone in church, meeting, theater or in the middle of something important can be embarrassing, especially when your phone is not on silence. You can put your smartphone on silence quickly than browsing your settings by pressing any side key (volume key or power button). It will be on silent instantly and you choose to answer it or not.
2. Turn Wi-Fi Off using voice command
Voice command is the hot thing at the moment. You can use your Google Now, Cortana or Siri to turn off your Wi-Fi with your voice. Go to your voice app and command it to turn off Wi-Fi.
3. Use flight mode to reduce smartphone charging time
A phone that takes a lot of time on charger sucks. You can speed up charging by activating flight mode. Also, even if you love online casinos, they will have to wait until your phone is fully charged. Flight mode turns off all background activities and uses less battery power, therefore, increases the rate at which your battery gets charged.
4. Use the volume button to take picture
Taking selfies without a selfie stick can be a hassle when you can't tap your screen digital button to capture. However, you can snap pictures by long-pressing the volume button. This function is on many Android phones and iPhones.
5. Improve picture quality using gridlines
You can enhance the quality of the pictures your smartphones capture by activating camera gridlines. The camera will take a perfect shot on things within the gridlines.
6. Reduce your screen time to avoid possible eye damage
The era of the internet and the introduction of smartphones and computers has led to increased screen time for many people. For example, high school students spend close to three hours everyday playing computer games. But did you know research shows that blue light from mobile phones and computers could be harmful to your retina? That means too much screen time can affect your vision in the long-term, but there is a way out to reduce the risks. Take breaks away from the screen and go for an eye exam if you feel that your vision is deteriorating.
It has now been confirmed; Samsung has indeed released the first Android 8.0 final build for the Galaxy S7 Edge in Vietnam and although it was a mistake, some users have indeed received it and they are the only ones in the entire world to be lucky enough to run the official Oreo firmware on their devices before the company even intended.
According to the user who reported this update, the firmware version on the update is G935FXXU2ERB2 and it also updates the UI to Samsung Experience v9.0. If you are wondering if this is false news or not, do check the screenshots. In case you happen to be one of the unlucky millions who did not receive the OS upgrade yet, rest assured that you will, but not anytime soon. According to SamMobile, the update could be coming in around two months' time, which seems logical, given the fact that Samsung will update the S8, S8+ and the Note 8 first.
In the meanwhile, check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
It has finally started; Samsung is now rolling out the final and official Android 8.0 Oreo powered firmware for the Galaxy S8 and S8+ in Germany. Of course, it's the users who signed up for the beta firmware that are actually getting the OTA update at the moment, but others will soon follow. If you are running the beta already, the update size should be in the vicinity of 500MB, depending on where you are located and which version of the beta you have running on your S8 or S8+.
In Germany, the firmware which is being rolled out is version G955XXU1CRAP for the S8+ and it comes in at an expected size of 487MB. Keep in mind that the same update will be much larger if you are not a beta tester. It should only be a few hours from now, before you start seeing the Oreo package waiting for you (provided you are in Germany), even if you are not a beta user. Let us know if you spot the Android 8.0 update in any other region.
In the meanwhile, check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
Today's brand new firmware update list is here for Samsung smartphones and tablets. Do go through our tutorial first before trying to manually update your device.
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