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Did not show up on server with that calendar app you provided either.

The one that is built into the phone when I first got it. Are you saying that one is the Samsung version?

No Really? That would be the very first thing I would have tried. I already tried that many times and it does not work.

I did a similar thing in your link on an AT&T phone where the latest update blocked towel root. While your phone is in the old kernel it may act a little weird so you might want to use towel root and reboot multiple times and make sure you have root with any app that requires it to work...

Tell me your secret!! (Or did you just partially charge the battery to fudge the meter).

Sadly rooting has become a necessity for the Samsung Galaxy s5 with all the bloatware that comes pre-installed and can't be disabled with regular stock user permissions. I rooted my phone, disabled a ton of services I don't use with disable service, stopped programs from auto-booting with...

Im using the native calendar app.

I seem to have a problem, Calendar events I post on the cloud seem to sync fine with the device. But Calandar events I post on the device don't sync to the cloud. I have tried all kinds of fixes such as deleting data and cache in calendar storage, deleting my google account in settings and...

I found the solution to the problem. Turned out the cause of the problem was a more embarrassing simplistic no-brainer issue. I was unaware you can change the storage in which you mount the backup in the mount menu. The mount menu was set to the sd card which had no memory left. So I changed it...

Right now I am using safestrap 3.75 on a Galaxy s5 G-900A with the NG3 firmware. Every time I try to backup I get the following errors. "E: Unable to mount internal storage", "E: Unable to mount /external_sd during GUI startup", "E:Unable to mount /external_sd/TWRP/.twrps when trying to read the...

*delete*

Followed a tutorial

I have some good news. There is now a new root for the new NG3 update you're on. (The latest one now available for the AT&T S5). Just follow the instructions in this link below. You will need a windows computer and all the files provided in this link to do this. (Note: On step 4 in this tutorial...

You need to flash a special kernel to over clock your phone. I do not recommend over clocking a mobile device at all. It may make it faster but the circuits in your phone could easily overheat and fry leaving you without a phone.

You can download virtual box, get a windows cd (or a windows image file off the internet), and install a virtual windows machine on your virtual box. In order for your android to work there you need to install the guest additions. Then go to settings for your windows vitural machine, click...