Recent content by colyn1353

The phone is unlocked...

I am aware of this. Unlocking is simply allowing the phone to be used on other carriers. I plan to sell this phone since I now have the S7 and was asked of it could be rooted since it can now be used with other carriers,

I'm not fond of spread sheets but I downloaded it today and will give it a try..

I am a film camera user and over the years I have developed custom developing times for various films. Now I know there are apps for development timers, massive dev, etc but what I need is a easy way to create a chart for each film with development times, temps, etc for my Galaxy S7. Anybody...

I haven't rooted a phone in several years and know the AT&T GALAXY S5 cannot be rooted. However my phone recently came out of contract and I now own it outright. Last week I had AT&T unlock the phone and was wondering if now that it is unlocked can it be rooted? If not can a different ROM be...

Re: why cant I turn my magazine off? At one time you could turn of my magazine but samsung fixed it where you can no longer do so..

Re: why cant I turn my magazine off? It can't be turned off. You can only hide it..

Re: how to turn off LTE You can turn on and off LTE on the AT&T GS5. Go to settings-Data Usage and tap mobile data. tap standard data and enhanced 4G LTE services to turn it off (uncheck both boxes). If you want to turn them back on tap each to put the checkmark back in the boxes..

The GS5 cannot be rooted... A way to do so has not as yet been found..

I'm thinking about doing this or maybe dumping the S5 and going to a Nexus which are easily rooted.. I did root this phone while KitKat was king but the upgrade to Lollipop killed that..

As we all know the G900A AT&T S5 cannot be rooted as yet if it has been upgraded to Lollipop. It seems AT&T did a good(???) job of preventing root.. My question is is there a USA version out there that is not carrier specific that is available that can be easily rooted? If there is I may sell my...

Re: Android 5.1.1 update left phone in reboot Turn the phone off. Now press and hold the Volume up button, the Home button, and the Power button together until you see the Android on screen. Now use Volume down to highlight the wipe data/factory reset option and press the Power...

Re: Marshmallow Isn't this still in development??

You should have sent the phone back for a refund. In fact if you are still within the 45 day timeline you should send it back and find one you can activate and use on your carrier..

No problem.. I had used Camera Zoom FX long before I started using these other apps and since I had paid for it I assumed they would update it to save where I wanted but I guess not.. My understanding is all of the camera apps as well as others could do the same thing if they used the Lollipop...