Infrared remote control is one of the new features of Samsung Galaxy S4 that I like to use. Yes, you can connect your home entertainment system with Samsung WatchON on Galaxy S4. It provides program schedules and also let you remotely control the TV and set top box. No need to have TV and set top box remove controls with you anymore.
Err… Can’t wait for CF-Auto-Root anymore. Luckily, that’s not the only way to root Samsung Galaxy S4 GT-I9500. Yes, you can use other method to root Galaxy S4 I9500 like installing custom kernel. Most of the custom kernel will provide auto root function too. And Adam Kernel is one of the custom kernels that can do the trick. Really can’t survive without root access in Android world. Lot of tasks cannot be done without root access. Therefore, it’s time to root Galaxy S4 now.
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Harsh Kernel for Google Nexus 4 is another custom kernel out there that you can try. It is developed by Harsh himself for his daily use. Made from Google sources and added some extra tweaks here and there to enhance Nexus 4 performance. Harsh Kernel supports CPU with slow, nominal, fast and faster binning. And undervolt accordingly to have best stability so that you don’t need to so yourself manually. Updated OnDemand and Interactive governor. Raw ioscheduler, gamma control faux, enabled init.d and HSIC wakelock fixed…
Can’t find your Android application on Google Play Store? Well, Play Store is not the only place to get Android applications and games. If you can’t find certain application like AdFree apk (which removed from Play Store), it can be found on other sites on the Internet. Or application and mod apk from XDA Forum. By the way, only install apk on Samsung Galaxy S4 from the developer that you know. Else you might install malware or virus on your Galaxy S4. They can cost you money, data loss or even stole your personal data. Therefore, don’t install warez (pirated apps and games) out there.
HTC One vs Samsung Galaxy S4. Which one will survive in year 2013? Well, HTC One X lost the battle with Samsung Galaxy S3 last year. Faced lot of issues on my HTC One X. I was hoping that HTC One X can perform better than my legendary HTC HD2. I put too much hope on HTC One X and it failed terribly. On the other hand, Samsung Galaxy S3 is a developer friendly device. And I do not face issue on both software and hardware. So does it mean that Galaxy S4 will win this year too? Time will tell…
