What Can You Do With the New Samsung Galaxy Note Edge

What Can You Do With the New 

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge?

This very quick review of the Samsung Note Edge showcase many of the Note Edge's features for a great overview of the product before you run to the store and make a purchase.  From one feature to the next, Chris Lachman from Samsung PR Germany shows off many key features which never made it to the advertisements.

How to Use Your Music for Ringtones on Your Galaxy S5

How to Use Your Music for Ringtones on Your Galaxy S5

  We all desire to have that personalized feel to our mobile devices, and what better way than through customized ringtones.  This great tutorial is brought to you by Cory Gunther on Gottabemobile.com.

  If you’ve recently bought the new Samsung Galaxy S5 and want to create custom ringtones, or use your own music for ringtones, it’s extremely easy thanks to a few options in settings. Adding or changing ringtones is fairly common and something most users should know by now, but if you’re new, we have you covered.

  With the Samsung Galaxy S5 users actually have a rather large selection of ringtones available to choose from, many of which are quite obnoxious and not my favorite, but a few are pretty decent and chippy. However, if you want to add a song from your music collection we’ll explain how to do so below.

  Of course there are plenty of apps from the Google Play Store specific to ringtones, many of which offer tons of music completely free. Some of them are only short clips, or even actual songs sang by someone different if they don’t have the rights to use the music. Rather than deal with all of that or download another app, just use your own music with the steps outlined below.

 Instructions

  The first step of course, is to make sure you have music stored on your phone. If they’re on the cloud in Google Music that won’t work, they need to be stored locally on your device. This can easily be achieved by plugging in your Galaxy S5 to a computer and adding what you’d like.

  On a PC simply go to My Computer, open up your Galaxy S5 and click and drag any and all music you’d like into the “Music” folder that’s already on the Galaxy S5. Mac users will need the Android File Transfer tool, and then click-drag in the same fashion. Once you’d added some music you’d like to use, proceed to follow the images below.

  To start you’ll need to head into settings by pulling down the notification bar and hitting the top right gear-shaped settings button. Once in settings scroll down to “Sound” and then tap “Ringtones” to get started.

  From here you’ll see the list of stock ringtones provided with the Galaxy S5. The bottom of the screen has Cancel, Add, or OK. You’re going to tap “Add” and choose your own music from the device internal storage, rather than select from the few boring options provided by Samsung out of the box.

  If you have Dropbox, Zedge, or a few other music apps installed you may get a popup for how to add the ringtone, so select the one you want or just tap “sound picker”. This should take you to a sound picker option with Music, Albums, Artists and more, and you just need to scroll down and find the music you’d like to use. It’s that easy. Find the songs you’ve transferred, pick the one you want to hear when people call you, and add it. Then go back to Ringtones, scroll through the list, and select your preferred song.

  This adds the song to your ringtone list, and then you’ll need to go back into the ringtones selection and find it to apply the song.

  Conveniently Samsung has integrated an “auto recommendations” feature which will somehow magically extract the highlights of the song. This is great for other notifications, but also for ringtones so you don’t have to cut out a specific part of the song yourself. It works quite well, and managed to make a few perfect Breaking Bad and Sublime ringtones for me.

iPhone 6 Plus vs Samsung Galaxy Note 4

iPhone 6 Plus vs Samsung Galaxy Note 4

This great review is brought to you by the thorough reviewer Safi and offers a comprehensive review of the many features of the Note 4 vs. the all new Apple iPhone 6 Plus.  I would definitely watch this video before making one purchase over another as Safi reviews both models front and back.

Safi's quick notes are:

Apple iPhone 6 Plus vs Samsung Galaxy Note 4. A comparison of the iPhone 6 Plus vs Galaxy Note 4 looking at specs including Dimensions, Weight, Screen size, Build, Resolution, Processor, Memory, Camera, Fingerprint scanner, Heart rate monitor, Battery and Price.

The iPhone 6 Plus features a 5.5 inch screen with full HD 1080p resolution, an 8MP iSight camera with TrueTone flash and Optical Image stabilization, an A8 64 bit Processor with new Touch ID fingerprint scanning technology with Apple Pay.

Announced along with the Note Edge, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 features a 5.7 inch screen with 1440p QuadHD resolution, 16 MP camera with OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) capable of filming 4K UHD 2160p Video, 3.7 MP Front Facing wide-angle camera, 3GB RAM, has a premium metal-frame and features a Fingerprint sensor (Integrated with PayPal), Built in Heart rate sensor, an improved S-Pen (Smart Select and Snap Note), and Fast Charging (from 0-50% in 30mins)

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Phone Cases and Screen Protectors

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Phone Cases 

and Screen Protectors

Our large selection of Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Phone Cases and Screen Protectors will assure you that your phone will not end up like the one pictured above.  Using high quality and low cost materials, our Galaxy Note III accessories are designed to protect your phone in many hazardous situations.  Feel free to check out our variety of styles below which are featured in our Ebay store with FREE Shipping and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

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The Incredible Samsung Gear S

The Incredible Samsung Gear S

Evolution of Mobile Experience

Real Hands Free

  Gear S allows the user to enjoy real freedom by delivering a smart 

mobile experience without a smartphone in hand.

Revolutionary Stylish

Designed in a purely idealistic way

Samsung Gear S is designed with an elegant curved 

Super AMOLED display for a comfortable fit. 

Customizable screen clock faces and changeable 

straps helps to express your own style. 

Enjoy rich views with a beautiful and easy-to-use user 

interface which allows access to relevant information 

and notification at ease

Specs

Dimension

39.9 x 58.1 x 12.5

Display

2.0” Super AMOLED (360 x 480)

Bearer

2G: 900/1800, 850/1900

3G: 900/2100, 850/1900

Memory

512MB RAM + 4GB Internal Memory

OS

Tizen based wearable platform

GPS

A-GPS/GLONASS

Battery

300mAh

Sensors

Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Compass, HRM, Ambient Light, 

UV, Barometer

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge

Review

Well, it's finally here!  The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge offers a super high resolution and the first of its kind curved OLED screen with a task bar built right into it's edge for quick functionality.  Check out this great hands on overview by Android Authority of Samsung's latest and greatest device.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4

Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Pre-Release Information

  As tomorrow's global release by Samsung will tell quite a bit as to what can be expected by this amazing mobile device, rumors of high resolution, 16mp cameras, and an 8 core processor have us all drooling over this amazing new device.  Stay tuned for our next review and feel free to enjoy this great video review from Jim's Review Room.