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10 common Galaxy S5 problems and how to fix them

As experience has shown, all smartphones have their own particular issues, and the Galaxy S5 is no exception. If we're lucky, the problem is widespread and the solution becomes quickly known. But this doesn’t always happen and some problems only appear gradually or after a new Android update. Here are the 10 most common Samsung Galaxy S5 problems and how to fix them. Galaxy S5 tips and tricks Galaxy S5 Android update: when will I get it? Buy Now: Galaxy S5 cases and covers from Amazon

by Kris Carlon

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How to increase internal memory on the Galaxy Note 4

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is a great phablet, but its internal memory isn’t as much as some of us would like: that 32 GB of on-board storage can fill up awfully quickly. Read on to discover how to increase internal memory on Galaxy Note 4 devices. Galaxy Note 4 vs Galaxy Note 6 Best phone plans for the Galaxy Note 4

by Gary Marshall

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How to factory reset the Moto G (2014) for better performance

For some peculiar reason Motorola decided to change the way you access the Recovery Menu on the Moto G (second generation). In KitKat, it was the 'traditional' way, but following the update to Lollipop things changed and an extra step was thrown in there. If you find your phone acting up and think it needs a fresh start, here's how to factory reset the Moto G (2014) for better performance. Moto G (2014) tips Moto G (2014) Android update news Buy now: Moto G (2014) from Amazon.com | Amazon.co.uk

by Kris Carlon

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How to zoom in on Instagram photos

Everybody loves Instagram, but most of us wish there were a few extra features in the app, like the ability to zoom into photos to check out a particular detail. Instagram doesn't include this feature because it wants the app experience to be as fast as possible, but what if I told you that the Android system itself had a built-in Instagram zoom feature? Read on to find out how to zoom into Instagram photos. Instagram update news Best Android Lollipop features iOS 9 vs Android M comparison: which OS update is better?

by Kris Carlon

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How to download and install the Google Chrome APK file

For most of us, app installation is something we do with the Play Store. But sometimes the best way to get an app is via an APK file, especially if that app isn’t officially available for your device. With Google Chrome being one of the most popular Android apps, we've prepared a guide showing you how to install it yourself. Here’s how to download Google Chrome via APK file. How to make Chrome faster on Android Chrome for Android tips and tricks

by Gary Marshall

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How to speed up Chrome on Android

There's a lot to like about Chrome for Android, from the way it syncs your history and bookmarks over from the desktop to the incognito mode you can take advantage of to keep a lid on how much of your activity is being tracked. However, over time it can start to become sluggish. Here are some ways you can speed up Chrome for Android. Chrome for Android update news Chrome for Android tips and tricks

by David Nield

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Here's how to reset your flash counter to zero

If you're constantly playing around with your device and installing custom ROMs, you might occasionally encounter a technical problem that requires a visit to a service center. However, when your flash counter reflects a number greater than zero, this may cause you problems with the repair warranty that came with your factory phone. By utilizing an app called Triangle Away (valid for many Samsung devices) you can solve this problem, even if you're up to your neck in custom ROMs. I'll explain how to use this application to reset your flash counter to zero.

by Alejandro Alonso Nieto

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Turn your Android device into a Linux desktop PC - without rooting

Android smartphones are becoming very powerful devices, and many of them can easily handle the word-processing, photo editing and other desktop PC-type tasks. So why not make your Android smartphone double as a desktop PC? Here we show you how to install the Linux variant Debian on your Android device, on which you can then install popular programs like LibreOffice and GIMP. Best of all, you don't need to root your device to do this. Best custom ROMs for Android New Android games

by Robert Zak

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How to use your phone as a heart-rate monitor (even if it doesn't have one)

Did you know that even though many phones don't come with that fancy heart-rate monitor technology found on the Galaxy S6 that they can still be used to measure your heart rate? It's actually super easy to gift your heart-rate monitor-less phone the power to measure your pulse. Best Android apps The best running app on Android

by Kris Carlon

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Xposed and Lollipop: the modules that work on Android 5.1

As many of you know, work on the Xposed Framework slowed down a little with the transition to Android Lollipop. While development continues on Xposed for Android 5.0, Android 5.1 is on the back burner until 5.0 becomes stable. Nevertheless, many of your favorite modules still work on Android 5.1 and we have the list for you here. See below for the Xposed modules that work on Android 5.1 Lollipop. Best Xposed modules What is Xposed Framework?

by Kris Carlon

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