Jellybean 4.1.1 Firmware for Samsung Fascinate Smartphone

This is simple guide for you to update Jellybean 4.1.1 Firmware for your Samsung Fascinate.

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Install Jellybean 4.1.1 Firmware:

• First of all, you would need to download AOKP Jellybean 4.1.1 Firmware Package and Google Apps Package to your PC.
• Then, connect your device with PC via the original USB cable and transfer both the zip files in your phone.
• Now, disconnect phone from PC and turn it off. This would make your phone enter the recovery mode. (Recovery mode could also be entered with the ROM Manager app which could be, in turn, downloaded from Google Play Store)
• For entering the recovery mode, press Volume Up and Volume Down keys simultaneously and then press the power button.
• While the device is in recovery mode, select “install zip from SD card>choose zip from SD card”. This would install both the files which you downloaded earlier.

To check whether the update procedure has been applied successfully or not, follow the path: “Settings” then go to “About Phone” and then tap to “Firmware Version”.

Jellybean 4.1.1 Firmware Measures:

• The device must be rooted. To check whether your device is rooted or not, you need to download the “Root Checker” app from the Google Play Store. The warranty of your device gets void once you root it.
• Backup all your data as it is always safe to have a copy of all your data in case it gets lost during the updating process. Use “SMS Backup and Restore app” and “Call Log and Restore”, copy the images, Songs, Files and videos to the internal or external SD card
• Enable USB debugging in your device.
• The minimum battery charge should be 50% so that device does not get turned off in the middle of the updating procedure.
• All the antivirus suites in your device should be disabled or uninstalled.
• Install the Samsung Dive in your device. Even if it is already installed, install it again.

 

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Saving Shopping Money With iPhone Apps

This is the entry which provides you 15 iPhone Apps help you to save your money when shopping online. Next time, when shopping, don’t worry about clipping coupons or watching for a sale, let's have this 15 apps for your iPhone.

1. Price Check by Amazon
The savvy shopper knows to compare prices before committing. Look for the best price for the product you want – scan the product’s barcode, voice input the product’s name, search for the product, or take a picture of the product. Check now your laptops
2. RL Classic
RL Classic turns your iPhone’s camera into a barcode scanner. The app then checks the price for the same item in other retail stores and tells you if you’re paying too much! You get the item you want at the very best price possible.
3. Coupon Sherpa
You don’t have to carry around a sheaf of printed coupons anymore. You can search for any coupon code you want on your own phone. The application displays a numeric code or a scannable image that the store clerk can directly enter into their system.
4. Key Ring
Always forget to carry your store card when you’re out shopping? If you have a bunch of cards for different stores, Key Ring scans and stores all your store loyalty cards. Now all you need to do is show the cashier your Key Ring app, and get your store card scanned directly from the app. You’ll be easing everyone’s frustration, believe us!
5. Sale Saver LT
Do you always know how much you’re saving at a sale? Let Sale Saver do the calculations for you. With its inbuilt automatic tax calculator, this nifty app gives you the exact discount amount, taking into consideration the retail price, price upgrade and the actual discount you’re getting.
6. CompareMe
So someone told you that buying a 2 pound packet of something works out better than buying the half pound one. Buying in bulk is supposed to save money right? It’s not true for all products. You’ll always be sure now, with CompareMe; this app compares the prices for items that come in different package sizes and lets you know if you’re saving anything or not.
7. Google Shopper
Google Shopper helps you save money in multiple ways. It scans barcodes and displays in-depth product details, displays alerts on better offers close by, and displays the deal of the day. You can also search for products via voice, and get detailed product information.
8. FastMall
If you are not the kind who likes to spend hours at the mall searching for a store you know is there, better get FastMall on your phone. This free tool is loaded with maps 1250 malls, ranging in 27 countries. You’ll not only get to the store you want in a jiffy, you’ll never get lost again because of the turn-by-turn navigation this app offers. Best of all, shake the phone and it points you to the nearest restroom.
9. Groupon
Groupon allows you look for the best deals based on where you are at the moment. Not only that, it tracks and keeps a record of all the Groupon purchases you’ve made. You don’t need to carry around your paper Groupon coupons to redeem your points, not when you have this app.
10. Buzzillions Reviews
Use Buzzillions Reviews to read user reviews, scan barcodes and compare prices. You can do all this right while you’re at the store, looking at the item you want to buy. The reviews help you make up your mind, and understand if you’re paying the right price, besides.
11. Save Benjis
Compare any item across multiple vendors using this tool. Search products by name, bar code, keyword, manufacturer name and other criteria. You can also add your own product reviews for others to read.
12. Shopkick
This app is tied up with a bunch of retailers. When you check in on a particular retailer, the app awards you reward points that you can redeem for Facebook credits, gift cards, and movie vouchers.
13. ShopStyle
Use ShopStyle to narrow down fashion items across stores, based on the best price. Set alerts based on price for your favorite brands, view multiple product images quickly, and also view product information on 1000s of fashion items.
14. Shopping by TheFind
This app helps you check prices of items, whether they’re sold online or in brick-and-mortar stores. You can scan barcodes and view detailed product information, save product lists, view map routes to stores, and also watch prices.
15. ShopSavvy
If you’re a bargain hunter, turn to ShopSavvy for the best bargains around. Scan the product’s barcode and get a list of comparable products along with prices, product information and reviews.
Another great app to save you money has been created. You can now buy second hand cars from motors.co.uk on the move with the free app which is available on iTunes. Download it today and find your next car.

This article is contributed by Dean of Invesp

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Motorola Droid RAZR M 4G LTE Available & Details in Sept

The Motorola Droid RAZR HD might not be the only real belle with the big ball Verizon and Motorola have planned for September 5th. It may not even be the only RAZR! Laptopvision's moles have found pictures and info on a Motorola phone going by the tongue-twisting name of Droid RAZR M 4G LTE, which looks plenty like the Droid RAZR we already know (and having a great deal of affection).

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The largest change tends to lie in the centre of the phone. Assuming laptopvision's sources are correct, the Motorola Droid RAZR M 4G LTE uses a dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, that ought to be better than the 1.2GHz dual-core TI OMAP discovered the first Droid RAZR.

Excluding boosting the front camera from 1.3MP to 3MP, the remainder of the specs pretty well fall in agreement with original, with 1GB of RAM, an 8-MP rear camera, Android 4.0 but a 4.3-inch 960 x 540 Super AMOLED Advanced display protected by a layer of Gorilla Glass 2. The inner storage gets a bump right down to 8GB (from 16GB in the whole RAZR), but there's a microSD slot to dull that pain. Global GSM /UMTS/HSPA and NFC support round out the specs. And yes, there's Kevlar aplenty.

The Droid RAZR HD is rumored to complement most of those specs 's also the dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor but will supposedly swap out the qHD display to purchase slightly larger 4.5-inch screen with a true 1080p resolution.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Leak

Samsung's teasing video of what s widely assumed to become the Galaxy Note 2 gave whimsical, fleeting glances of all the upcoming tablet, but little else. Fans of a more technical nature were left wanting for specs until earlier this week, as soon as the Seoul Newspaper ran a collection of the Galaxy Note 2 supposed internals. As documented in the some tech news source and reviews, the Galaxy Note 2 will sport a ginormous 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display utilizing a 1280 x 720 resolution and be coupled with a 1.4GHz quad-core Exynos processor. An 8-MP rear camera, 4G LTE connectivity and either 16GB or 32GB of internal storage may also be onboard. Somewhat surprisingly, the newspaper claims the phone will ship will Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, not Ice Cream Sandwich. Which can become a pleasing surprise if it is true.

The Seoul Newspaper claims the Galaxy Note 2 will carry the GT-N7100 designation, which matches the data drudged up from the Christian Post. That publication claims that Samsung has confirmed that the Galaxy Note 2 will ship sometime in the whole 40th week of one's year, which falls between October 1st and October 7th. That goes hand in hand with earlier reports which the phone will launch sometime in October.

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