How to Perform a Soft Reset or Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy S GT I9000

In thisguide for Android Samsung Galaxy S GT-i9000, We will learn how to soft and a hard reset to factory modetoSamsung Galaxy S i9000.

The first step for " Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000 " or soft reset, what we do when there is no other solution to the problem, the errors with improperly installed or uninstalled applications, or you forget the unlock pattern or password, probably your phone is locked and not responding etc.

AHard Reset Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000 will erase all data from the mobile, so before doing this, we will make a backup of all our data, documents, contacts, messages, files, ringtones, videos, pictures or etc..

Soft Reset

If your device is frozen and not responding, we get the option as we see in the picture below with the help of this we can easily restart the mobile, It is basically called "Soft Reset".

If this does not solve the problem, try to Factory data reset.Remove the SIM card and on the home screen, press: 

•  Menuand selectSettings → Privacy → Factory data reset → Reset phone → Erase everything.Attention, all phone data erased.

Another way to do a Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000is through the keypad of your cellular, So just remove the SIM card and enter this code:

• *2767*3855#Warning, all data on the phone will be erased.

If it also doesnt work for you, Then you could better try this method below:

• First turn off the phone.If locked, then just remove the battery of phone.
• Hold the volume down button + home button + power button for 2 or 3 seconds.
• It will display a menu with Fastbook, Recovery, Clear Storage, and Simlock.
• SelectClear Storageusing the Volume Down button.
• Press and release the power button.
• Finally, we confirm the process: select YES with Volume Up or No with Volume Down.
• Congrats, Youre done!!

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Forthcoming Motorola Shamu or Nexus X gets listed on Indias import database

We all know that Google and Motorola are together developing a new smartphone, probably the next generation Google flagship phone from the current Nexus line-up of Androids. The phone, reportedly codenamed as the Google Shamu or the Nexus X from the latest reports. The handset has already made a number of appearances on the web through details of graphics benchmarking and from other sources including the AnTuTus platform, clearing some of its most anticipated internal specifications. And as of today, we receive more evidence of the existence of the smartphone of this sort from the American centered manufacturer, where an Indian based cargo import database, Zauba, seems to have got listed the looming talked about smartphone on their official website, shipping it from the United States to Bangalore, India on the dates of 20th August, 2014.

Talking about the sources information reliability, Zauba has got a good track record in leaking certain devices that make its way to the country in South Asia, in the past. So, we assume that we will soon see the companies take their step forward and announce the new addition of stock Android loaded, Nexus smartphone, somewhere in the winter, between the months of October and November. Accordingly as seen from the filing attached below, a couple of Motorola Shamu prototype devices were headed to India on the aforementioned dates for some kind of demo purposes. The new document listed also confirms the phones model number to be like, XT1112. The price of the device shipped from the Stateside to India is written as ₹ 34982 per-unit, which makes around 578 United States Dollars. Does that make any sense on how the phone is going to price its upcoming smartphone? You tell us in the comments below.

Finally, what all are the hardware specs rumored for the Motorola Shamu or the Nexus X? Well, we may see the phone make it out of the box rocking a Quad-Core powered Qualcomm APQ8084 Snapdragon 805 processor, clocked at 2.7GHz and an Adreno 420 Graphics Processing Unit, a alleged 5.2-inches Quad High Definition screen of 2560 x 1440 resolution pixels, 32 gigabytes of internal mass storage capacity, three gigabytes of Random Access Memory and 13 megapixels primary lens on the back with 4160 x 3120 picture element. Of course, without any doubts, the device should come running Androids latest version L or 5.0 straight away.

Source: Zauba

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HTC M8 or The All New One is coming on AT Ts network

Another most talked about smartphone that is yet to be announced from the Taiwanese manufacturer, the internally codenamed M8 or unannounced, The All New One, is here in leaks again from Twitter, this time wearing the United States carriers branding on its back, as well as on the notification bar.

According to the most known leakster from the past, evleaks, the phone is reportedly coming to the Statesides carrier AT&Ts network soon after its official announcement this month, as HTC have scheduled a Press Conference in London, United Kingdom and New York, United States of America, the coming 25th of March, 2014.

As far as the new picture is concerned, the new leaked Press render aligns well with what we have been seeing previously, with its predecessor like aluminium finished body chassis, dual camera on the back with two-tone LED flash kind of setup, including HTCs own dual stereo BoomSound speakers and software on screen navigation buttons, from its front. Currently the handset is suggested to pack a Quad-Core Qualcomm based Snapdragon 800, 801 or 805 processor, clocked at 2.3GHz, 4.7-inches screen of 1080p resolution display, 2 gigabytes of RAM, two primary shooters with dual-tone LED flash light and a 5 megapixels (Ultrapixels) front facing camera, running Android platforms and Sense User Interfaces latest version over the hood.

Source: evleaks (Twitter)

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Reportedly Samsung Galaxy S5 Zoom or K Zoom leaks in the wild

Heard of the South Korean electronics manufacturers upcoming phone-camera, the Galaxy S5 Zoom? Well the device is reportedly renamed as Galaxy K Zoom and is what you see from the above picture. The new leaked back side photograph of the upcoming Samsung device here reveals us a few details on what we will be seeing once the unit is official.

The new Samsung Galaxy branded phone-camera show offs its faux leather like texture on its back, at the first glance, a large camera flash light, most probably of the Xenon kind and the companys own Samsung made non protruding lens. The new unannounced unit from Samsung is said to be much thinner in size and lighter in weight when compared to the last generation Galaxy S4 Zoom. Also a little bit of investigation on the yet to go official camera sensor confirms it to pack 10x optical zoom lens (44-44mm) at 20 megapixels.

Other rumored technical specifications include a Samsung Exynos 5 Hexa Soc clocked at 1.3GHz processor with two Cortex A-15s and four Cortex A-7 cores, Mali-T624 GPU, 4.8-inches Super AMOLED screen with 720p display, 16 gigabytes of ROM, two gigabytes of RAM, main camera capable of taking 1080p video recording and 2 megapixels of front-facing camera, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC and 4G LTE network support and running over Androids version 4.4.2 KitKat compensating TouchWiz over the hood.

Source: Samsung Galaxy K Zoom true story

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How to Use NFC on Sony Xperia Z2 Share Contacts Music Files Photo or Video and Web Address

NFC feature is a must-have for any smartphones these days.  Near-field communication or NFC works similarly like bluetooth. By touching your NFC-enabled phones against each other, you can then share contacts, music and photos. Well, heres how you can easily share contacts on Sony Xperia Z2 uisng NFC feature.

1. On your Home Lcd, tap the Apps icon > Settings.

2. Then go to More.

3. Mark the NFC checkbox.

To share a contact with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both devices have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.

2. To view contacts, go to your Home Lcd, tap Apps icon, then tap Person icon.

3. Tap the contact that you want to share.

4. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the contact appears.

5. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.

6. When the transfer is done, the contact information is displayed on the Lcd of the receiving device and is also saved on the receiving device.

To share a music file with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both your device and the receiving device have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.

2. To open the "WALKMAN™" application, tap Apps icon, then find and tap Walkman icon.

3. Select a music category and browse to the track you want to share.

4. Tap the track to play it. You can then tap Pause icon to pause the track. The transfer works whether the track is playing or paused.

5. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the track appears.

6. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.

7. When the transfer is done, the music file plays immediately on the receiving device. At the same time, the file is saved on the receiving device.

To share a photo or video with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both devices have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.

2. To view photos and videos in your device, go to your Home Lcd, tap Apps icon, then find and tap Album.

3. Tap the photo or video that you want to share.

4. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the track appears.

5. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.

6. When the transfer is done, the photo or video is displayed on the Lcd of the receiving device. At the same time, the item is saved on the receiving device.

To share a web address with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both devices have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.

2. From your Home Lcd, tap Apps icon.

3. To open the web browser, find and tap Chrome browser icon.

4. Load the web page that you want to share.

5. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the track appears.

6. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.

7. When the transfer is done, the web page is displayed on the Lcd of the receiving device.

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