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Samsungs latest and greatest Android smartphone, the Galaxy S III, was released less than two months ago--and just weeks ago in the United States--but its already flying off the shelves of wireless carrier stores.

In fact, Samsungs president of its information technology and mobile communication division, Shin Jong-kyun, said last week that the company has already sold more than 10 million devices, an average of roughly 190,000 Galaxy S III devices a day since it was first released. For context, Apple says it sold 3.7 million iPhones in the second quarter of 2012.

Thats a whole lot of new Galaxy S III users. Ive had my new GSIII device for a month now, and I spent a lot of time tinkering to learn the ins and outs. Heres a list of 10 Samsung Galaxy S III tips and tricks that every GSIII user should know. (Read "Samsung Galaxy S III: 8 Key Features and Facts" for more specifics on the device. And check out these images and video from Samsungs launch for an insiders look at the Galaxy S III New York City event.)

1) Galaxy S III Home-Screen Panels and Folders

The Galaxy S IIIs home-screen panels are completely customizable. You can have as many as seven different home-screen panels or eliminate panels as you see fit. You can also move icons and widgets to wherever you want them and even resize some widgets to fit your screen.

By default, the Galaxy S III has seven home-screen panels, but you might not want that many. To delete panels, click the Menu button (located to the left of the main Home button below the display) and then choose the Edit option. On the next screen, drag and drop a home-screen panel in the trash bin icon at the bottom of the display to delete it or click the plus-sign icon at the bottom right of the display to add a new panel. You can also reorganize your panels by dragging them into the order you want them to appear. And you can set a home panel as your main or central panel by tapping the house icon in the upper-right corner of each panel.

The simplest way to jump between panels is by swiping left or right until you reach the panel you want. But a set of small dots near the bottom of your display, just above your fixed-app tray, can also be used to quickly navigate home-screen panels. Just place a finger over the dots and slowly slide it left or right to rapidly scroll through panels. Or tap the corresponding dot to jump directly to a specific panel. And a quick single-tap of the main home button brings you back to your central home panel.

You can also create folders on each home-screen panel to organize applications and customize your device. To create a new Galaxy S III folder, tap the Menu key again and choose the Create Folder option. An empty, unnamed folder will appear on your home-screen panel. Tap the folder to rename it and drag and drop applications into it to fill the folder.

2) Quickly Launch Galaxy S III Search Function

You can quickly access a built-in search function that not only searches the Web, via Google, but also your device. Simply tap and hold the Galaxy S IIIs Menu key until a search bar appears, then type in whatever you seek.

3) Customize Your Galaxy S III App Drawer

The Galaxy S IIIs App Drawer is where all of your mobile apps are stored. You can access the App Drawer at any time by clicking the Apps icon in your fixed-apps tray at the bottom of the devices display. And you can customize your App Drawer by tapping the Menu key when the Drawer is open.

You can set the App Drawer to organize applications in alphabetical-list or alphabetical-grid form. Or you can customize the Drawer yourself and rearrange apps any way you want. To organize or customize your App Drawer, open it up and then tap the Menu button. Next, choose the View Type option and select the setting you want.

You can also hide apps, view all downloaded apps, quickly uninstall multiple apps at one time and share applications by choosing the appropriate options from the App Drawers Menu.

4) Galaxy S III Power-Saving Mode, Battery Percentage Indicator

The Galaxy S III is a solid smartphone with a ton of unique features and strengths. Unfortunately, battery life is not one of those strengths. So its important to maximize and effectively manage your GSIII battery life. Two quick

and easy ways to do this are to use the devices built-in power-saving mode and activate the home-screen battery-percentage indicator option, which gives you more insight into your devices battery life.

You can enable power-saving mode by opening up the GSIII Settings, scrolling down to the Device options and turning the Power Saving setting on. You can also set the GSIII to show an actual battery-level percentage on your home screen instead of just an icon, so you can keep closer tabs on battery life. Just open up your Settings, choose the Display option and then check the Display Battery Percentage box.

5) How to Take Screen Shots on the Galaxy S III

The Galaxy S III has ways to capture screen shots. You can simply slide your hand across the devices display at any time to grab a screen shot, which is then saved to your image gallery. Or simultaneously tap and hold the Galaxy S IIIs Home and Power buttons until the screen flashes and captures a screen shot. (The GSIII power button is on its right side.)

6) Quickly Launch Galaxy S III "S Voice" Features

Samsung built voice-activated features into the Galaxy S III, called "S Voice." And you can quickly access the features to do things like search the Web, get directions and control some mobile apps. To launch S Voice, double tap the GSIII Home button. (Note: To control apps using S Voice, you must enable the feature in the device Settings. Open Setting, choose Language and Input and turn the Voice Cmd for Apps option on.)

7) How to Use the Galaxy S III "Pop Up Player" Video Player

A "Pop Up Player" video feature lets Galaxy S III users watch video clips while performing other tasks. So, for example, you wouldnt need to stop or leave a video screen to check e-mail or surf the Web. Pop Up Player is easy to use, as well; you just tap an associated icon at the bottom of the display to minimize a video clip, then move the video around the screen into the position that works best for you while you check your email, etc.

8) The Galaxy S III App Switch and Task Manager

The Galaxy S III has a valuable App Switcher feature that lets you see all the recent applications youve used and quickly jump back and forth between them. To open the App Switcher, hold down the GSIII Home button for a couple of seconds. You can then scroll up and down to see recent apps and click to open them.

With the App Switcher open, a Task Manager option appears at the bottom of the screen. If you tap the option to open the Task Manager you can get information on device and memory-card storage, RAM usage, the size of downloaded apps, all active apps and more. In the Active Applications section you can force close apps that may be causing device performance issues. And you can clear your device memory in the RAM tab.

9) The Galaxy S III "Tap-to-Top" Feature

The Galaxy S III has a "tap-to-top" feature that lets you rapidly jump from anywhere in your e-mail inbox, contact list or within an e-mail message to the top of the list or message. The feature can save you time and curb all that scrolling to get to the top of lists. To jump to the top of your e-mail inbox, contact list or the start of a message simply double tap the top of your Galaxy S III device, just above the ear-speaker--tap the top of the device, not the top of the display.

10) Set the Galaxy S III Power Button to Answer/End Phone Calls

You can use your Galaxy S IIIs Home button to answer and end phone calls so you dont need to swipe the screen or tap any other on-screen buttons. To enable the feature, open up your Settings, choose the Accessibility options and then click to open the Call Answering/Ending settings. On the following page, check both the Answering Key and The Power Key Ends Calls boxes.

From: arnnet

So far one thing is certain: Samsung set for Galaxy S4 a higher price than that of the iPhone 5, given the improvements that come with this smartphone. AT&T has officially announced that it will begin taking preorders for the Galaxy S4, the most anticipated smartphone of the year 2013, from April, 16th.
Price announced for preorders is $250, the operator has not yet announced the date from which the phone will be available for sale in stores, or the date from which preorders will be delivered to customers, but usually, the delivery for preorders is done no later than two weeks away from the time of order, so after 1st May is likely the phone will reach shelves.

Samsung Galaxy S4 is the successor to Galaxy S3 that has already beated Apple successful in terms of sales volume, and specs. However, AT&T was the first operator that had announced prices and the date from which him will begin taking preorders.

Lets do a brief recap: Samsung launched this phone on 14th March, which has a full HD screen of 5 inches, with a resolution of 1080x1920 pixels and a great pixel density of 441 ppi, 8 core Exynos processor or quad core Snapdragon processor for other regions, 2 GB of RAM and a storage capacity of 16 GB, 32 GB or 64 GB, depending on the buyers needs.

With a 13MP camera and 2MP in the front, the phone has options for dual shots, shot eraser that removes persons from photos, or Cinema Photo, so this phone is amazing.

Adobe Photoshop is now available for android phones.
The name of the app is Adobe Photoshop Express by Adobe Systems

But dont expect that this app has same functions as the desktop version.


However, I can say that this app has better editing and retouching features than the Instagram can offer. Here are the editing features of Adobe Photoshop Express!




Another edge of this app is that you can directly post your pictures in

• photoshop.com
•  facebook
• twitter

As a default, only the pictures from your phone memory will show on the list of photos to be edited/uploaded.


How to enable other photos from your SD card?

tap the MENU button of your phone,









tap More





tap Settings





unchecked Show camera photos only in Phone view







Here is the download link for this app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adobe.psmobile&feature=search_result

The LG Nexus 4 is one of the products from LG. how to find information smartphone LG Nexus 4? where  your can download  user guide manual smartphone LG Nexus 4 ? If you want to know the information your smartphone and download the user guide manual you can visit the official website LG. on this site we provide download user manual smartphone LG Nexus 4 in pdf format within your  download user manual  pdf advice on how to use your LG smartphone Nexus 4 correctly some features of smartphones and other specifications as well as in download the user guide manual pdf samrtphone LG Nexus 4 contains troubleshooting tips and we provide your download user guide manual pdf smartphone  LG Nexus 4 at the end of this page with size 2.99 MB to know the specifications of other samrtphone you may click here


As described at LG website, LG Nexus 4 smartphone comes with these specification and features:

1.     Dimensions: 133.9 x 68.7 x 9.1 mm
2.     Weight: 139 g
3.     Colors: Black
4.     Network: HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100
5.     SIM: Micro-SIM
6.     Platform: Android v4.2 (Jelly Bean), upgradable to v4.2.1 (Jelly Bean)
7.     Processor: Quad-core 1.5 GHz Krait Qualcomm APQ8064 Snapdragon
8.     GPU: Adreno 320
9.     Display: 4.7 inches True HD IPS Plus capacitive touchscreen display (768 x 1280 pixels resolution), 16M colors, with Corning Gorilla Glass 2 protection display
10.     Multitouch: Yes
11.     RAM: 2 GB
12.     Storage: 8/16 GB storage
13.     Card slot: No
14.     Rear facing camera: 8 MP, 3264 x 2448 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
15.     Camera features: Touch focus, geo-tagging, face detection, photo sphere
16.     Video: 1080p@30fps
17.     Front facing camera: 1.3 MP
18.     WLAN: Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot
19.     Data Speed: DC-HSDPA, 42 Mbps; HSDPA, 21 Mbps; HSUPA, 5.76 Mbps
20.     Bluetooth: v4.0 with A2DP
21.     USB: microUSB (SlimPort) v2.0
22.     NFC: Yes
23.     3.5mm jack: Yes
24.     Location: GPS with A-GPS support and GLONASS
25.     Sensors: Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer
26.     Browser: HTML5
27.     Radio: No
28.     Battery: Li-Po 2100mAh
29.     Talk time: Up to 15 h (3G)
30.     Stand-by: Up to 390 h (3G)
31.     TV-out (via MHL A/V link): Yes
32.     Social Network Services: Yes; facebook, twitter, etc
33.     Video player: MP4/H.264/H.263 player
34.     Music player: MP3/WAV/eAAC+/AC3 player
35.     Google services: Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk, Picasa
36.     Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic: Yes
37.     Document editor: Yes
38.     Image/video editor: Yes
39.     Predictive text input: Yes
40.     Price: approx $589

Quick operating guide and troublehooting tips of LG Nexus 4 smartphone at a glance

How to add an app or widget to a Home screen?
Follow the instruction below:
1. Go to the Home screen where you want to place the app or widget.
2. Touch the  All Apps icon.
3. Swipe right, if necessary, to find the app or widget you want..
4. Touch & hold the app or widget until the Home screen appears, slide it into place, and lift your finger.

How to use the type text by speaking?
Follow the instruction below:
1. Touch a text field, or a location in text you�ve already entered in a text field.
2. Touch the  Microphone key on the on�screen keyboard.
3. When you see the microphone image, speak what you want to type

How to access the Camera app without unlocking the screen?
Follow the instruction below:
1. Swipe left from the right edge of the screen.
2. If necessary, switch to the mode you want. The mode is indicated by the camera or other icon at the lower left in portrait mode.
3. Start taking photos or videos

How to add a widget to the lock screen?
Try this way:
1. Swipe left from the right edge of the screen until you see the  Plus icon.
2. Touch the  Plus icon. If prompted, enter your PIN, pattern, or password. A list of widgets appears. Apps that support lock screen widgets can add their own widgets to this list.
3. Touch the widget you want to add.
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To know more about LG Nexus 4 features, operating instruction, and also troubleshooting tips of LG Nexus 4, please download this LG Nexus 4 manual below.

Table contents of LG Nexus 4 user guide

•     Get started
•     Explore your phone
•     Use the Phone app
•     Use the keyboard
•     Try some apps
•     Use Google Now & Search
•     Accessibility
•     Wireless & network settings
•     Device settings
•     Security settings
•     Personal, account & system settings
•     Appendix: Hardware reference and the other  user guide smartphone here

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Nokia showed the innovative and dazzling Wireless Charge to us with its Lumia 920 and 820 in 2012, and nowadays, the technology adopted slowly by the industry gradually become a hot dog and is a technology that once you have, you really never want to live without. Apart from Nokia�s Lumia, Google�s Nexus 4 and HTC Droid DNA also contribute a lot to make the technology mainstream. Today, we are going to take a close look at the Fatboy Pillow and the charging plate and others.Both of Fatboy Pillow and the charging plate are from Nokia (both built to the Qi standard, so yes they work with Android phones).