Hey, where is the Developer options on Samsung Galaxy S4? No worry, Developer options is still there in Galaxy S4. Google made a change on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean onward where Developer options is hidden by default. Yes, I agree that’s a good decision because normal users don’t need to use it anyway except developers and hardcore users. Do you?
Samsung Galaxy S4 Music Player for Galaxy S3
There is a whole ROM dump of Samsung Galaxy S4. So basically you can try out all the new Galaxy S4 features if your current Android phone like Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 firmware can support them. Galaxy S4 Music Player is one of them. Anything new in this music player, try it out and let me know…
Benchmark Android GPU 3D performance with 3DMark
Yeah… The famous PC 3D graphics benchmark tool ~ 3DMark is available for Android now. Besides benchmark your Android smartphone or tablet GPU performance, you can also compares with other platform like iOS, Windows or Windows RT devices. Does your Android smartphone like Google Nexus 4 Qualcomm Adreno 320 GPU performs better? Or Samsung Galaxy S3 or Galaxy Note 2 ARM Mali-400 GPU better? Or iPad and iPhone PowerVR SGX 544MP GPU? Let’s find out…
Download free phone call recorder for Android
There is a lot of free phone call recorder at Google Play Store. However, not every one of them can function properly on your Android phone. So you need to try them one by one to get the best one that suite you. InCall Recorder is the latest phone call recorder that I tried. Tested it on my Samsung Galaxy S3. InCall Recorder supports MP3 format calls recording and have high-quality voice recorder built-in. You can manually select or automatically record all calls (pro version). And can use built-in tool to amplify sound for clearer and better audio files.
How to remove bloatware on Galaxy S4?
You can’t find much bloatware on Google Nexus series. But this is not the case for carrier or other brand Android devices. Usually, they are loaded with several bloatwares (applications that you don’t need and use at all). Same apply to Samsung Galaxy S4. There are some applications that I do use use at all. And you can’t uninstall them using the normal way because they are system applications. But you can disable them and stop them from using your precious CPU and memory resources. Well, this method does not remove bloatware totally but have the same effect. Why? You can’t use system storage anyway even after actually removed those bloatware from system storage. Therefore, disable and remove are the same to me (unless you manage to reduce system partition and increase data partition manually).