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How to increase memory in your Samsung Galaxy Centura

How to increase memory in your Samsung Galaxy Centura

  We all need memory to store apps, pictures, contacts and anything else that our daily lives demand.  The Samsung line of phones provide numerous ways to do this, but the Samsung Galaxy Centura can be a little tricky.  Follow the video below to free up extra space using ES File Explorer.

How to Save your phone from water hazards

Save your wet phone

Everyone's heart skips a beat when they drop their smartphone on the ground. If you don't have a good case, there's a chance it won't survive.  However, It's even worse if you drop it in the water. Unless you have a waterproof case, your smartphone is likely to die.

Or is it? 

You might be able to salvage it with a few steps.

• First, and most important, DON'T turn it on. If you turn it on with water inside, you'll fry the internal circuits.
•   Wipe it down with a dry microfiber cloth. If the gadget is dirty, you can clean it with rubbing alcohol. Rubbing alcohol evaporates quickly, so the threat of a lingering drop penetrating your phone does not exist.
• If the phone has a removable battery, take it out. 
• Then fill a container or bag with uncooked rice and put the smartphone in the container overnight. The rice will help pull the moisture out of the gadget.
• Under no circumstances put the phone in the oven or microwave!
• The next day, put the phone back together and turn it on. If it starts up, congratulations! If not, then I'm sorry to give you the bad news.........your phone has passed on to Galaxy Heaven.  Start shopping.

Air Gestures for the Galaxy S4

  Here is a basic overview of how to use the basic Air Gestures on the Samsung Galaxy S4 which are provided for you on the Samsung Website.  These simple gestures make day to day tasks much easier, especially for the multitasking professional.

Air Gestures™ Settings

The Air Gestures™ settings let you control your mobile device by making specific movements with your hand above the sensor.
To access the Air Gestures settings, from the Home screen, touch Menu > Settings > My device > Motions and gestures > Air gesture.
Touch the slider next to Air gesture to turn it on . There are five different types of air gestures. Touch the slider next to a feature to turn it on . Touch the gesture name for a quick tutorial on how to use the gesture. You can also try using the feature by touching Try it.
The Air Gestures sensor is at the top-right corner above the screen. When air gestures are available, the icon will appear at the top of your screen. The sensor recognizes gestures when you make smooth, steady movements up to three inches above the sensor.

• Quick glance: When the device is on a flat surface with the display facing upward and the screen is turned off, move your hands above the sensor to display status information. Place a check mark next to the items you wish to display on the information screen. Select from Time & Date, Notification icons, Missed calls, Unread messages, Battery power, or Current music info.

• Air jump: Scroll through webpages and body of emails by moving your hand up or down above the sensor.

• Air browse: Move to the next or previous item by moving your hand left or right above the sensor. Place a check mark next to the applications you wish to enable. Select from Gallery, Internet, My Music, Music on lock screen, or S Note.

• Air move: Move icons to other screens by touching and holding them and then moving your other hand left or right over the sensor. This gesture is available on the Home screen, Applications menu, and Calendar.

• Air call-accept: Accept incoming calls by moving your hand over the sensor. By default, the speakerphone will be activated when the call is answered. Clear the checkbox next to Auto start speakerphone to disable this feature.