Shukar karo teri battery 2% tak jaati hai.
and ur using an sIV ?
No no. S II.
You shouldn't always do that. It reduced the life of your battery. Charge it as soon as you feel the need. Always going below 40% and charging isn't such a good idea.
Rooting allows you to modify system files and mess around with your phone. You can customize it, backup your data and sometimes make your phone faster.
Yea bro thank you for the reply do to sum it up i can backup everything and if i switch to a new mobile i wouldnt have to download anything from the playstore. Titanium will just copy everything for me right. But does rooting mean my warrently will be void cos i still got 8 months of it left. And is there any chance of bricking the mobile during the root procedure..Rooting allows you to modify system files and mess around with your phone. You can customize it, backup your data and sometimes make your phone faster.
When you root your phone, an app called Superuser (sometimes SuperSU is used as well). What Superuser does is that it allows an access to the /system partition for an app that demands root access.
There are many apps on the Play Store that require root access.
- StickMount (USB OTG)
- Greenify (Preserves RAM)
- S Tweaks (For Samsung devices running Siyah Kernel)
- CWM Manager (Lets you do some stuff with CWM without booting into it)
- Triangle Away (Resets the binary flash counter for Samsung phones)
- Titanium Backup Pro (Backs up everything)
Hope, I've helped.
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Why you need stickmount, for me almost every OTG device works without any other app on Samsung devices (except printer for which I use print hand).Rooting allows you to modify system files and mess around with your phone. You can customize it, backup your data and sometimes make your phone faster.
When you root your phone, an app called Superuser (sometimes SuperSU is used as well). What Superuser does is that it allows an access to the /system partition for an app that demands root access.
There are many apps on the Play Store that require root access.
- StickMount (USB OTG)
- Greenify (Preserves RAM)
- S Tweaks (For Samsung devices running Siyah Kernel)
- CWM Manager (Lets you do some stuff with CWM without booting into it)
- Triangle Away (Resets the binary flash counter for Samsung phones)
- Titanium Backup Pro (Backs up everything)
Hope, I've helped.
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Samsung devices are the easiest to root. Yes, rooting voids your warranty but you can always un-root it and reset the flash counter. There is very little chance of bricking happening when rooting, even if it does, there are ways to un-brick the phone.Yea bro thank you for the reply do to sum it up i can backup everything and if i switch to a new mobile i wouldnt have to download anything from the playstore. Titanium will just copy everything for me right. But does rooting mean my warrently will be void cos i still got 8 months of it left. And is there any chance of bricking the mobile during the root procedure..
Thanks again for a detailed reply bro appreciate it
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Go ahead and update it. It's great on my friends Galaxy Nexus.
Mostly background and performance improvements. My colleague's Nexus 4 went from 14,000 to 17,000 on the Antutu Benchmark after the 4.3 update.
There are quite a few really good under the hood changes
I don't have any battery issues.... Yet....
Lags here too on my Nexus 7.
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