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Top 5 Features in the Official Samsung Galaxy S IV User Instruction Manual

The Samsung Galaxy S IV is one of the most feature-rich smartphones ever released. The manual is over 140 pages long, and consists mostly of basic instructions for first time owners. Things like the icon guide will be great for first time users: For more advanced users, or for those of you who have previously [...]

Read the full article → May 2, 2013 How To

Know your phone with the Samsung Galaxy S III User’s Digest App

There used to be a time when the instruction manual was a decidedly necessary part of any item being sold to consumers. The whole “real men don’t need instructions” quote doesn’t apply much anymore. I mean sure, you could figure it out but chances are you are missing out on a ton of features that are quicker [...]

Read the full article → August 1, 2012 Applications

CareAce Survey: How often do you change phones?

At CareAce, we strive to gain a better understanding of not only smartphones and tablets, but also are users and their behaviors. This week we were curious as to how often our readers upgraded or switched to a new phone. By locking customers into a 2-year contract, carriers have created a de jure, 2 year [...]

Read the full article → February 14, 2012 Polls & Surveys

Samsung releases Pure Breeze UI, now available on Android Market

Although Samsung’s UI customization is best known through their proprietary TouchWiz software, their San Jose Mobile Lab has just released a new Android-wide user interface dubbed Pure Breeze. The goal behind the Pure Breeze UI was to make navigation between apps a breeze by streamlining and building the interface around this idea. Although there are many different UI customization and launchers already [...]

Read the full article → September 2, 2011 Applications

How to edit, delete, or add words to and from your Galaxy S User Dictionary

Unfortunately for Galaxy S users, the above option isn’t available and there is no way to edit/delete/add words to your user dictionary without a little 3rd party help. The best and easiest way to accomplishing this feat is through the User Dictionary Manager (or UDM for short) app developed by Adrian Vintu.

Read the full article → January 25, 2011 How To