If you had a rooted device before you purchased the brand new Samsung Galaxy S4 Active, then we know that you can’t live without root on this device. Root has a lot of features that let you do many things on your device that otherwise you can’t do on your device. It lets you install root-only apps, flash custom recoveries and so on. So here’s how you can go about rooting your Samsung Galaxy S4 Active on Build UCUAMF3.

I. Before You Begin:

1. This will void the warranty of your device. However, you can reinstate the warranty by unrooting your device if there’s any unrooting procedure available.

2. You must be running Build UCUAMF3 on your device. You can confirm it by heading to Settings>>About device.

II. Downloading Required Files:

1. Active Root

III. Rooting the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active (Build UCUAMF3):

1. Download and place the Active Root APK on your Desktop.

2. Connect your device to your PC using the USB cable.

3. Copy the APK file over to the root of your SD card.

4. Once the file’s been copied, disconnect your device from your PC.

5. Open the File Manager app on your device and install the APK you copied earlier.

6. Once the app’s been installed, launch it from your App Drawer.

7. It should automatically start rooting your device, sit back and relax till it roots your device.

8. Once your device’s been rooted, head over to Google Play and download and install the SuperSU app. It’ll let you manage root-permissions.

9. You’re all done!

Congrats! Your Galaxy S4 Active has been successfully rooted and you’re all ready to enjoy plethora of root-only apps available for rooted devices!

IV. Flash a Custom Recovery Image (Optional):

1. If you would like to flash a custom recovery image in order to flash custom ROMs, head to the How To Flash a Custom Recovery Image on the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active to learn how to do that.

If this procedure helped you please thank/donate to the original developers here and here.

Read More: How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active (Build UCUAMF3)

Ever since custom ROMs came into existence, custom recoveries started getting fame. It’s really easy to get a custom ROM up and running on your device using a custom recovery rather than flashing it using tools like Odin and so. Besides, a custom recovery will also let you take a backup of your current ROM, so in case your device goes haywire, you can simply revert back to the working condition on your device. In the following guide, you’ll learn how to flash a custom recovery on the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active smartphone:

I. Before You Begin:

1. This works on the International variant of the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active only. Doesn’t work for the AT&T variant.

2. You must be rooted before you can do this procedure. Please head to our How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active procedure and root your device.

3. This procedure works on Windows based PCs only.

II. Downloading Required Files:

1. Odin

2. CWM Recovery (Download link’s given in the first post, in step-2)

III. Flashing a Custom Recovery on the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active:

1. Download and place both the files on your Desktop.

2. Extract files from both the archives over to your Desktop.

3. Double-click on the Odin executable file and it’ll open.

4. Click on PDA and select the CWM Recovery file available on your Desktop.

5. Make sure the Repartition box isn’t checked in the Odin.

6. Turn OFF your device.

7. Turn it back on by holding down Volume DOWN+Power buttons together.

8. Press the Volume UP button to continue to Download mode.

9. Plug in your device to your PC using the USB cable.

10. Hit Start in the Odin and it’ll begin flashing the recovery on your device.

11. Once the recovery’s been flashed, your device will automatically reboot.

12. You’re all done!

Congrats! You’ve successfully flashed a custom recovery on your Galaxy S4 Active. You’re now all ready to get started with custom ROMs!

IV. Flash a Custom ROM (Optional):

1. If you are ready to flash custom ROMs on your device, head to the How To Flash a Custom ROM on the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active to learn how to do that.

If this procedure helped you please thank/donate to the original developers here.

Read More: How to Flash a Custom Recovery Image on the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active

Need to send in your device for warranty reasons? Make sure you unroot it first so you can have your lost warranty back. The guide below shows how to unroot your Samsung Galaxy S4 Active smartphone and get it back to stock. Here you go:

I. Before You Begin:

1. You should have rooted your device using the procedure given here.

2. Your device should have at least 70% of battery life left.

II. Downloading Required Files:

1. Stock Firmware (Download the appropriate firmware for your device)

2. Odin

III. Unrooting the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active:

1. Download and place both the archives on your Desktop.

2. Extract files from both the archives over to your Desktop.

3. Double-click on the Odin executable file and it’ll open.

4. Click on PDA and select the Stock Firmware file you extracted earlier to your Desktop.

5. Make sure the Repartition box isn’t checked in the Odin.

6. You can checkmark the boxes that say Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time.

7. Turn OFF your device.

8. Turn it back on by holding down Volume DOWN+Power buttons together.

9. Press the Volume UP button to continue to Download mode.

10. Plug in your device to your PC via USB cable.

11. Hit Start in the Odin and it’ll begin flashing the stock firmware on your device.

12. Since you’re flashing an entire firmware, it’ll take some good time to finish.

13. Once the firmware’s been flashed, reboot your device.

14. You’re all done!

Brilliant! Your device’s been successfully rooted and is back to stock.

If this procedure helped you please thank/donate to the original developers here.

Read More: How to Unroot the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active

WiFi Tethering is one of the inbuilt features of the Android operating system that allows users to share his/her Internet connection over a WiFi network. Unfortunately carriers like Sprint doesn’t like their users sharing their data plans with their friends and in order to prevent so, such carriers have blocked this feature on some Android smartphones, including the Galaxy S4. So if you’re one of the frustrated users of the Sprint Galaxy S4, you’d be glad to know that there’s a way around that helps you get free tethering on your Sprint Galaxy S4. Here’s how:

I. Before You Begin:

1. You must have rooted and flashed a custom recovery on your Samsung Galaxy S4. Head here to learn how to do so.

2. Make sure your device has at least 60% of battery life left.

II. Downloading Required Files:

1. Hotspot Mod (Download link’s available in the first post)

III. Enabling WiFi Tethering on the Sprint Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Download and place the WiFi Hotspot Mod archive on your Desktop.

2. Connect your device to your PC using the USB cable.

3. Copy the Mod zip over to the root of your SD card.

4. Once the zip has been copied, disconnect your device from your PC.

5. Head over to the Google Play and download and install the Quick Boot app on your device.

6. Once the app’s been installed, launch it from your App Drawer.

7. Hit Recovery option in the app and your device should reboot into the recovery mode.

8. Once in Recovery, select install zip from sdcard followed by choose zip from sdcard.

9. Choose the Mod zip to be flashed on your device and it’ll begin flashing it on your device.

10. Once the zip has been flashed, reboot your device.

11. You’re all done!

Great! You’re now all ready to enjoy native WiFi Tethering on your Sprint Galaxy S4!

If this procedure helped you please thank/donate to the original developers here.

Read More: How to Enable WiFi Tethering on the Sprint Samsung Galaxy S4

Sick of not being able to turn ON the native WiFi Hotspot on your AT&T Samsung Galaxy S4? Want to have the native WiFi tethering working on your device? No worries, this guide should help you do that. By simply modifying a simple APK file, you’ll be able to share your AT&T data package with all of your WiFi enabled devices. Here’s how:

I. Before You Begin:

1. You must be rooted before you can do this procedure. If you aren’t rooted already, please head to our root procedure and root your device, then come back to this procedure and continue.

II. Downloading Required Files:

1. Tethering Provision APK (It’s attached in the first post)

2. ES File Explorer — QR Code (Google Play Link)

III. Enabling WiFi Tethering on the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Place the APK file you just downloaded to your Desktop.

2. Connect your device to your PC using the USB cable.

3. Copy the APK file over to the root of your SD card.

4. Once the file’s been copied, disconnect your device from your PC.

5. Head over to the Google Play and download and install the ES File Explorer app on your device.

6. Once the app’s been installed, open it from your App Drawer.

7. Go to the /sdcard/ path where you copied the APK file to.

8. Copy the APK file using options available in the app.

9. Now head to /system/app/ directory and you’ll find these two files:

TetheringProvision.apk

TetheringProvision.odex

10. Rename both of these files to:

TetheringProvision.bak

TetheringProvision.bak2

11. Now paste the APK file you copied earlier using the app.

12. Reboot your device.

13. You’re all done!

Excellent! You’ve successfully enabled native WiFi Tethering on your AT&T Samsung Galaxy S4! Enjoy!

If this procedure helped you please thank/donate to the original developers here.

Read More: How to Enable WiFi Tethering on the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S4

Have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Nexus? Curious what else you can do with it? Well, how about adding Google wallet to the device before it is technically “supposed” to be on it? Sure why not.

UPDATE December 19th, 2011:

There is a new file to use that is easier. You dont even have to be rooted (unless you are outside the US).

1. All you need is to be on Android 4.0.2 or higher (to check that go to Settings > About Phone).

2. Simply download the apk file from this link below and install it using any file manager (look for a file manager in the Market, install it, then open it and search for the apk file you downloaded from below and click it to install it).

Google Wallet APK

I. Before You Begin

1. You must follow our How To Root the Samsung Galaxy Nexus procedure then once done, head back to this one and go to the next step.

2. Next, you must do our How To Load a Custom ROM on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus procedure, once done, head back here to continue.

II. Flash Google Wallet

1. Download the Google Wallet zip file and save it to your computer.

Google Wallet Flashable .zip

3. Plug your phone in and mount the internal storage so we can transfer files to it.

4. Copy the .zip file over to the root of the internal storage (NOT in any folders, just on the internal storage or sdcard itself).

5. Turn the phone off, then turn the phone back on by holding down Volume Down and Volume Up buttons and tap Power button until the device vibrates, then let go of the power button but keep holding the volume buttons until the recovery mode comes up.

6. Once in recovery mode, scroll to Backup, then select Backup and wait for the phone to backup its current ROM.

7. Once it is done, select Wipe Data

8. Then select Install zip from SD Card

9. Select Choose zip from sd card.

10. Select the .zip file you loaded onto the internal storage or sd card earlier and wait for it to flash.

11. Once done, select reboot system now.

III. Fix Permissions

1. Once it boots back up into Android, turn the phone off, then turn the phone back on by holding down Volume Down and Volume Up buttons and tap Power button until the device vibrates, then let go of the power button but keep holding the volume buttons until the recovery mode comes up.

2. Now, select Advanced > Fix Permissions.

3. Once done, select Reboot System Now.

4. Once it reboots to Android you are all set.

Read More: How To Add Google Wallet to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus

I can’t be the only one that finds this stupid feud between Facebook and Google sharing data with one another to be completely ridiculous and hurting no one but the consumer. One of the downsides is that the Facebook syncing doesn’t work with the People app in Ice Cream Sandwich (or on the Galaxy Nexus for that matter). This means your Facebook contact pics, status updates etc won’t show up in those people’s contact cards like it is supposed.

Well, thanks to Paul over at Modaco, we have a solution.

I. Before You Begin

1. You must have done our How To Root the Samsung Galaxy Nexus procedure. If you haven’t do that and then come back to this one to continue.

2. You must have also done our How To Load a Custom ROM on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus procedure and loaded any custom ROM you want initially. Once you’ve done that, you can come back to this procedure and continue.

II. Flash Modaco’s Latest ROM with Facebook Sync Enabled

1. Download Modaco’s latest ROM AND the ROM update package underneath it as well from his site (it will take a while as his download host is quite slow and doesn’t allow you to download multiple files at once).

MCR ROM

2. Plug in your phone via USB cable.

3. Copy the MCR ROM .zip file AND the Add on .zip file over to the internal storage of your device. Make sure not to put it in any folders and to not unzip it.

4. Unplug the device.

5. Turn the device off.

6. Turn the device back on by holding down Volume Up, Volume Down, and Power at the same time. Let go once the bootloader screen comes up.

7. Hit Volume Up until you see the screen say Recovery Mode, then hit the Power button to select it.

8. Once the phone boots back into recovery mode, scroll down to backup and restore using the volume buttons and hit power to select it.

9. Then select Backup and wait for it to backup your current data, just in case.

10. Once it is done, scroll to Wipe Data and select it.

11. Then select Flash zip from sd card, then choose zip from sd card.

12. Then select the ROM .zip file and wait for that to flash.

13. After it is done flashing, repeat step 11 and this time choose the add on file and wait for that to flash.

14. Once, both have been flashed, hit reboot system now.

15. All done! Now, download the Facebook app, login, head to Settings > Accounts and Sync > Add Account and select Facebook.

16. Now, reboot the device and when it turns back on you should have your facebook contacts.

*Profile pic syncing will come soon, check back here and download the latest option pack from the link above where you got this one and flash it through recovery (no need to wipe) once he releases it.

If this procedure helped you, please head to Modaco and donate and/or thank him for creating the ROM.

Read More: How To Enable Facebook Contact Sync on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Have an Ice Cream Sandwich Android device and want to take advantage of the new Android Beam feature and send apps, webpages, etc between your phones without the hassle of turning on Bluetooth, pairing, etc.? No problem, with Android Beam and NFC, you can easily tap the two devices together and transfer content in seconds. Here’s how.

I. Before You Begin

1. You must each have an Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) device and both have NFC. You can check this by going to Settings > About Phone for the Android version number and going to Settings and looking for NFC in the device settings menu).

II. Share via Android Beam (NFC)

1. Make sure that NFC is turned on in Settings > More > NFC and make sure that Android Beam is also on in the same section.

2. So long as those are both on, simply navigate to the content you want to share on your device (as if you are just looking at it yourself).

3. Hold the two devices back to back (they have to be almost touching) and you’ll feel a vibration.

4. After it vibrates you’ll see the content on your device turn into a card-like object with Star Trek warp speed-looking animation in the background.

5. Tap the card and the content will then load on the other person’s device.

Read More: How To Use Android Beam (NFC)

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is a great device and with Ice-Cream Sandwich on board, the device is just pure joy to use.  The device (and the OS) has many features that many other devices currently lack, mainly because some of these devices are yet to receive their ICS update.  One of these features is the ability to take screenshots on the Galaxy Nexus, which is useful in sharing your settings or showing off your new wallpaper, in a few easy steps.  We’ll show you below just how to do this below.

I.  Hitting the Right Buttons

1.  Make sure you are in the screen that you want to capture.

2.  If you do not want others to know what apps you are running constantly (those that have an icon reserved in the notification area), disable them until you finish taking the screenshot.

3.  Press and hold the Volume Down button and the Power button.

4.  If you did it correctly, you will hear the camera shutter sound that is usually heard when taking pictures.

Your screenshots are usually located in the Internal Storage\Pictures\Screenshots folder in case you want to view them or share them on your desktop.  To look at the latest screenshot you took, all you have to do is pull down the notification bar and click on “Screen captured”, assuming you haven’t cleared your notifications already.

Read More: How to Take a Screenshot on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Unlike the Samsung Galaxy S2 and S3, the Samsung Galaxy S4 doesn’t come with the auto-correct feature which allows users to correct their mistakes when they’re typing messages, sending emails or doing whatever that involves using keyboard. The said feature saves a lot of time as a simple tap will correct your mistake and you can continue writing your message. So, if you’re one of many disappointed users of this device, here’s something that will help you enable the auto-correct feature on your Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone.

I. Downloading Required Files:

1. Jelly Bean Keyboard — QR Code (Google Play Link)

II. Enabling Auto-Correct on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Hit up the link given above on your device and it’ll take you to the Jelly Bean Keyboard Download page.

2. Download and install the app on your device.

3. Once the app’s been installed, launch it from your App Drawer.

4. Being a first time user, you’ll see a walk-through that talks about how you can use the app.

5. Now head to Menu>>Settings>>Language and input on your device.

6. Click on Default and change the default keyboard to Jelly Bean Keyboard.

7. You’re done!

Excellent! The JB Keyboard does have the auto-correct feature and since you’ve set it up as your default keyboard, you should be able to use the feature right away!

Read More: How to Enable Auto-Correct on the Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung calls its flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S4, as Life companion and that’s what the lock screen message says on the device. However, some users would like to change that text to something else, maybe they’ll want to put their name in place of that text, we’ll show you exactly how to do that in the following guide.

I. Changing Lock Screen Message on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. On your device, head to Menu>>Settings>>My device>>Lock screen>>Lock screen widgets.

2. Tap on Edit personal information.

3. Now tap on the lock screen message and you’ll be able to edit it.

4. Type in whatever you want and hit Save.

5. You’re done!

Great! Your lock screen message’s been successfully changed and you should be able to notice it as soon as you press the power button and then press it again to get to the lock screen!

Image Credit: PocketNow

Read More: How to Change Lock Screen Message on the Samsung Galaxy S4

If you’ve setup your Samsung Galaxy S4 on the silent mode, you’d notice that each time it gets a notification, it alerts you by vibrating. Having been setup on the silent mode, you wouldn’t expect it to vibrate, but sadly it does so. Well, there’s an easy way out there to make all your notifications silent, yes, with no vibrations. Here’s how you can do that:

I. Stopping Notification Vibrations on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Press and hold the Power button for a few seconds.

2. A menu with some options will appear on your screen.

3. Simply tap on Mute and it’ll mute all the sounds on your device.

4. You’re done!

Cool! From now on, you won’t get any vibration alerts on your device each time it gets a notification!

Image Credit: CNET

Read More: How to Stop Notification Vibrations on the Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung Galaxy S4 offers inbuilt feature to take a snap of your current screen without much hassle and then you can share it with your friends, family or whoever you want to share with. Here’s how you can take a screenshot on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

I. Taking a Screenshot on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Press and hold the Home+Power buttons for about two seconds.

2. Your screen will splash and the screenshot will be taken.

3. You should also hear a sound confirming that the screenshot has been taken successfully.

4. You’re done!

Cheers! You now have a snap of your device’s screen ready to be shared with your friends!

Read More: How to Take a Screenshot on the Samsung Galaxy S4

If you’re having trouble with accessing features of your Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone, then you probably need to hard reset it. Doing so will wipe off all the data on your device and thus most of your software related issues will be addressed. Here’s how you can hard reset your Samsung Galaxy S4:

I. Hard Resetting the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Head to Menu>>Settings>>Accounts>>Backup & reset on your device.

2. Tap on Factory data reset.

3. A prompt will appear on your screen, read it carefully and then go ahead by tapping the Reset phone button.

4. You should now have an option called Erase everything. Just tap it.

5. You’re done!

That’s all there is to hard reset your Galaxy S4!

Read More: How to Hard Reset the Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung Galaxy S4 offers the convenience to create groups of contacts to organize them in a clutter-free way. You can create a group called Office and add all your office contacts in that group. Similarly, you can create a group called Family and add all of your family contacts to it. If you’re a newbie and want to learn how to do that, here’s how:

I. Creating a Group of Contacts on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Open the Contacts app on your Galaxy S4.

2. Tap on Groups tab.

3. Press the Menu key and select Create.

4. Name your group, Office, for example.

5. Now tap on the group name you just created.

6. Press the button with a plus-sign given at the top-right corner.

7. Select the contacts you want to add to the group and hit Done.

8. You’re all done!

Excellent! You’ve successfully created a group of contacts as well as assigned the contacts to that group!

Read More: How to Create a Group of Contacts on the Samsung Galaxy S4

Smart Scroll is one of those features that were presented with the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung’s flagship Android smartphone of the year. The said feature allows users to scroll down the pages on their device without touching the screen, an useful feature for those who often read long books or articles on their smartphones. Enabling the feature on the Samsung Galaxy S4 is as easy as tapping a few buttons, here’s how:

I. Enabling Smart Scroll on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Head to Menu>>Settings>>My device>>Smart screen on your device.

2. Turn ON the option labeled as Smart scroll.

3. Once enabled, head back to your main screen.

4. You should now be able to start using the feature right away!

Awesome! Smart Scroll has been successfully enabled on your Galaxy S4!

Read More: How to Enable Smart Scroll on the Samsung Galaxy S4

Recently we showed you how you can create a group of contacts on the Galaxy S4 smartphone and in this guide, we’re gonna show you how you can add a contact to a group on the same device. Let’s see how:

I. Before You Begin:

1. You must have created at least one group before you do this procedure.

II. Adding a Contact to a Group on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Open the Contacts app on your device.

2. Find the contact you want to add to a group.

3. Tap on the Contact name.

4. Now under the Groups heading, you’ll see Not assigned. Tap on it.

5. A list of all the groups you have created on your device will appear.

6. Simply checkmark the box of the group you want to add your contact to.

7. Once it’s done, hit Save.

8. You’re done!

Great! You’ve successfully added a contact to a group on your Galaxy S4. Cheer up!

Read More: How to Add a Contact to a Group on the Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung Galaxy S4 allows you to send a single message to all the members of a group you have on your device. It really is a convenient option and the guide below shows how you can use it.

I. Before You Begin:

1. You must have created at least one group on your device. See our guide on how to create a group of contacts on the Galaxy S4 to learn how to do that.

2. You must have added at least one contact to a group on your device. Check out our how to add a contact to a group on the Galaxy S4 to learn how to do that.

II. Sending a Message to a Group on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Open the Contacts app on your device.

2. Head to the Groups tab.

3. Tap on any group you want to send your message to.

4. Press the Menu key (left to the home button) and tap Send message.

5. Checkmark the box that says Select all and hit Done.

6. Now type in your message and send it.

7. You’re done!

Brilliant! You’ve successfully sent a single message to all the members of the group you chose before!

Read More: How to Send a Message to a Group on the Samsung Galaxy S4

If you’re fond of browsing various rich content – flash websites, then you’d be a bit disappointed because your Samsung Galaxy S4 doesn’t come with Flash Player pre-installed on it. This prevents you from being able to see flash content available on various websites. However, you don’t have to worry about it anymore as we’ve just found a solution to your problem. Follow the guide below and you should be able to access any flash enabled website on your Galaxy S4 device.

I. Before You Begin:

1. This works on all the variants of the Galaxy S4, including the AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, etc.

II. Downloading Required Files:

1. Flash Player APK

2. Firefox Browser — QR Code (Google Play Link)

III. Installing Flash Player on the Samsung Galaxy S4:

1. Download and place the Flash Player APK file on your Desktop.

2. Connect your device to your PC using the USB cable.

3. Copy the APK file over to the root of your SD card.

4. Once the file’s been copied, disconnect your device from your PC.

5. On your device, head to Menu>>Settings>>Security and enable the Unknown sources option.

6. Open the File Manager app on your device and install the APK you copied earlier.

7. Now open up the Firefox browser and open any flash enabled website.

8. You should be able to see the flash content on that website.

9. You’re done!

Awesome! The fun and joy that comes with those multimedia rich flash can now be enjoyed on your Galaxy S4 device without any issues!

If this procedure helped you please thank/donate to the original developers here.

Read More: How to Install Flash Player on the Samsung Galaxy S4

It’s time to make the most of your Galaxy Note 3′s massive 5.7 inch screen. Multi Window is a brilliant little Samsung feature that lets two apps share your Note 3′s screen, bringing smartphone multitasking to a new level. For example, you can watch YouTube videos on one half of the screen, and take notes on the fly with S Note on the other half. The app combinations and uses are endless.

I. Turn On The Multi Window Feature

1. Swipe down from the the top of the screen to pull down the notifications menu.

2. Swipe from right to left on the Quick Panel bar till you find the Multi Window button.

3. Tap the Multi Window button to turn the feature on, it will turn green to signify that it is turned on.

4. Swipe up from the bottom to get rid of the notifications menu and go back to your home screen.

II. Select Which Two Apps Will Share Your Screen

1. Tap the small, rounded white tag (with an arrow pointing right) in the center left of your home screen.

2. Tap the box next to “Do not show again” in the tip window and hit OK so that the tutorial doesn’t appear anymore.

3. Select an app from the vertical app tray (scroll down to see more apps). It will open in full screen first.

4. Select another app, and you’re using two apps at the same time!

If you like, you can resize each half by tapping the blue circle in the center and moving your finger up/down (or sideways if holding the phone in landscape mode).

For more tips and tricks head to our How To’s section, you can even sort by device or check out all our tips for Android or iOS in general.

Feeling brave? Check out our Rooting and Jailbreaking section to learn how to get a bit more involved in modding and changing your device to get the most out of it.

Read More: How To Use Multi Window On Samsung Galaxy Devices