Recent content by TTQ225

This is a solution. It worked for me.

Mine is very smooth and fast and never freezes. Honest.

Mine adjusts in auto mode but it takes about 4 sec.

You gotta be kidding.

I use BlueMail on tablet and a TypeApp on my Note 8. Both have very similar layout and functionality and both are highly customizable and a pleasure to use. Highly recommended.

I used Textra on N5, N7, S7E and now N8. Works very well and I like it for being so customizable. I had a problem with MMS that would not go through. The trick was to limit the file size in settings even though my carrier does not have a limit and it now delivers MMS messages with no problems.

I was disappointed with auto brightness in the beginning as it was not nearly as good as on my previous Samsung phones. However, it is better now, probably the self-learning feature of the software needed more time to adjust.

You can start laughing, but I still have the protective film that my Note 8 arrived with. I just cut off the corners tabs on the top. It's basically invisible and doesn't interfere with performance of the phone. I did same trick with Note 7. The film never curled up or showed any signs of...

Nobody knows? Please look at your call log. Do you see word "smart" next to some callers' phone numbers?

I used fast charging overnight at my night table for years, from Note 5 to Note 7 to S7 Edge to Note 8. Never a problem with a battery. I started to use my freebie Samsung wireless charger last week when it finally arrived. Works well, but its blue LED is way too bright.

I meant phone "app". Can't find a way to edit my post's title.

Does anyone know what a gray color rectangle with a word "Smart" in it shown next to a phone number in a phone log means? Some of the callers have this tag next to their number. Thanks.

I vote for SwiftKey keyboard. It's awesome. I never have to type the whole word, just a first couple of letters and it suggests the word I was trying to type.

Textra app is great.

Pull the pen out and select "translate" from the pop-up menu. Find the text you want to translate, for example a page on a website. Point your pen to the word on the page. You will see another pop-up on the the top of the page with a choice of languages. Select the language. Now when you point...