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I don't think others understand what you are asking. The solution is simple: If you have a Samsung device, go to Files and find the picture. Then long press to select it. Then click "More" on the bottom. Then click "Add to home screen." You can also rename it before you add it to the home...

You are forgetting that certain apps that are kept alive access your files, GPS, WiFi, network, the OS, etc., (sometimes periodically, but sometimes continuously), all of which will kill your battery much quicker than being kept alive in RAM. Killing certain unused apps WILL save your battery life.

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I think I remember on my Blackberry, I could go to each sound in the sound settings and see what app was associated with it and turn them on and off from there - much easier than trying to go to each app. My daughter says her iPhone is the same way. Would be nice if it was that way using...

I see the icon, but mine is grayed out and I cannot select it - there are no filters available.