Hi,
Ever wondered how do I take a snap shot of my screen? Samsung Galaxy Phones ONLY
How easy does it get? Not easier then this.
What you do?
Most Galaxy Phones use the Back + Menu Option, But some phones use Home + Power ( Like Mines ) Just try to see which one fits yours :)!
Enjoy
Edit:
Thank you to:
AaR & NerdFace for helping me out
(Jan 21, 2013 12:43 PM)Onіx Wrote: Some phones you just hold the power button and theres an option in power menu and some htc's is just home + power, might want to add that.
(Jan 21, 2013 12:44 PM)Sapphire_Star Wrote: All devices running AOSP 4.0+ use voldown + power.
Some phones you just hold the power button and theres an option in power menu and some htc's is just home + power, might want to add that.
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All devices running AOSP 4.0+ use voldown + power.
Thanks to both of you guys, I have added your posts.
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For me default is Home button + Back button. But as I'm using CyanogenMod 10 I have option in power menu.
Hello.
For Android GB 2.3.6 and lower = Home + Power ( Only Work in Samsung Galaxy Series )
For Android ICS 4.0 and higher = Volume Down + Power ( Work All Android Phone have Android 4.0 and 4.1 )
hahaha awesome , post screen shots :D
https://i.imgur.com/t0YoSDv.png
(Jan 22, 2013 03:56 AM)Superkawaii Wrote: hahaha awesome , post screen shots :D
https://i.imgur.com/t0YoSDv.png Screenshots ftw, damn 35 characters :3
![[Image: 1Rdcn]](https://puu.sh/1Rdcn)
(Jan 22, 2013 01:43 PM)Sapphire_Star Wrote: Screenshots ftw, damn 35 characters :3
love the aokp battery bar at top of screen, much cleaner and easier than stock
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it would be so cool if you could change the colour of the battery , reception , wifi signal in android from blue to something else
(Jan 22, 2013 02:25 PM)Superkawaii Wrote: it would be so cool if you could change the colour of the battery , reception , wifi signal in android from blue to something else
you can on a custom rom :P
35Char.
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(Jan 22, 2013 02:52 PM)Onіx Wrote: you can on a custom rom :P
35Char.
AOKP and Cyanogenmod allow this, as far as I know, and you can of course change it with a theme
what's a good custom rom that i would be able to run on my nesus s
(Jan 22, 2013 02:52 PM)Onіx Wrote: you can on a custom rom :P
35Char.
(Jan 22, 2013 04:38 PM)Superkawaii Wrote: what's a good custom rom that i would be able to run on my nesus s
Roms add things like:
Quick Settings
Tweaks like centering and coloring the clock
You can also play around and see what you get.
And
Quote:Using a custom ROM usually results in more frequent updates that fix bugs and introduce new features because the developer behind the ROM doesn't have the same procedures and red tape that the manufacturer+carrier combo does.
A quality update can be churned faster because it doesn't involve the bureaucracy of 30 different project managers, 15 vice presidents, and 5 dozen marketing departments.
A ROM developer usually gains a loyal community which beta tests his updates in real life situations and provide feedback, or even fixes bugs - that's the beauty of open source software.
Oh and did I mention that ROMs are usually free and supported by optional donations? If you can't afford to pay for it, you don't have to.
Finally, most custom ROMs out there are updateable over the air (OTA) and without reinstalling anything.
Who doesn't love open source after this?
Better Performance And Efficiency
Custom ROMs are oftentimes faster, more efficient, and use less memory because
the developer ripped out useless garbage, such as carrier installed apps or
the developer optimized the kernel. For example, an undervolted kernel can provide a much better battery life than the stock one.
Upgrading To A Better/Later Version Of Android
You can upgrade to a version of the OS that has not yet been released for your device, or never will be. This is possible in 2 situations:
A leaked version of the new ROM showed up online, and the developer got on it like the fat kid chasing an ice cream truck. This was exactly the case with Hero and Android 2.1, allowing me to upgrade from 1.5 weeks (months) before the official version was available and ditch the bogged down and slow stock OS.
A ROM from another phone was ported by the developer to work on yours. For example, G1 and MyTouch 3G users may never see Android 2.1 officially released on their phones, but Cyanogen, one of the most respected Android developers, was recently able to create a custom ROM running 2.1 for those devices. Oh, what a happy day it was for MT3G and G1 owners.
Source: http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/05/01/...want-them/
(Jan 22, 2013 04:38 PM)Superkawaii Wrote: what's a good custom rom that i would be able to run on my nesus s
Nexus S has a LOT of custom ROMs. I think its AOKP official
http://aokp.co/supported-devices
You want Crespo if you have the 3G version, or Crespo4g if you have the 4G version
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