Yeah… Samsung Galaxy S4 camera can take HDR video now, can yours? Yup, HDR video recording is part of Galaxy S4 I9500 XXUBMEA firmware udpate. So Galaxy S4 camera can compete with HTC One? Let’s find out…
Galaxy S4 rich tone (HDR) video mode
Yeah… One of the Samsung Galaxy S4 XXUBMEA firmware features that everyone been waiting for – Move to SD card. It should be able to solve low internal disk storage issue that face by hardcore gamers out there. Yup, most of the interesting 3D games are more than 1 GB in size nowadays. They fill up Galaxy S4 small 8.8 GB internal storage easily. Does this Move to SD card feature able to help? Let’s find out…
Move to SD card
Finally, I updated my Samsung Galaxy S4 GT-I9500 to XXUBMEA firmware. Based on SamMobile, there is lot of interesting new features in this update (for both I9505 & I9500). Too bad that I cannot receive OTA update or using Samsung Kies to upgrade because I am using custom kernel. Therefore, I need to install XXUBMEA firmware with Odin manually. Wow… Can’t wait to test out all the new features. Did you update?
Galaxy S4 I9500 XXUBMEA Firmware
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S View is one of my favourite features in Galaxy S4. However, not all the flip cases support this nice function. Tridea Italian Standing View Cover for Samsung Galaxy S4 does. And it has extra standing view feature too. Enjoy all the cool features while protecting your smartphone. Besides, Tridea case also style it up too. Sound great? Let’s find out…
Tridea Italian Standing View Cover for Samsung Galaxy S4
Samsung Galaxy S4 infrared remote control is one of the selling points. However, Samsung WatchON is limited to entertainment devices only. Can’t remote control other devices like aircon, projector, fan, DSLR, IR switch and etc. Luckily, there is a free Android application for that. Yes, iControl is the IR remote control app of the day. It is developed in China, so expect some words in Chinese. No worry, essential functions are still in English.
Free IR remote control for Galaxy S4
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