Android Impress

For Android users, the ADB TOOL is great tool to do things like: Flash Kernel, Flash Radio, Flash Recovery, Unlock relock, injected applications directly to System .... All these things are done by the command. To do this you must have:

1. Download the Tool: ADB_Flash_Tool in HERE
* Extract on PC or Laptop

2. Radio Files , Recovery, Kernel, Unlock_code.bin .... to flash on your device, then copy it to the folder with ADB_Flash_Tool

3. On your android devices:
* Check on USB Debugging  box in Settings / Developer Tools
* Uncheck Fast Boot box in Settings  / Power
* Turn your device on Fastboot mode:
- Turn off your phone
- Hold down the Volume Down and press Power
- Continuing to hold Volume Down until the screen appears Bootloader
- And they came into Bootloader mode then press Power for entering Fastboot mode
- Connect your phone to your computer Connect >>> when it connects successfully, A "USB" letters  will appear next  red "Fastboot" letters >>> Ready for use ADB_Flash_Tool

- You run Flash.bat file in the ADB_Flash_Tool  folder and use these commands for your purpose

The basic commands in Fastboot with ADB Tool:

* Check to make sure that divece has a USB connection to a computer or not

fastboot devices

If the devices connected to the computer, then on the CMD window will show serial number of your phone

* Flash Recovery:

fastboot flash recovery XXX.img

XXX is the name of the Recovery that flash into your phone

* Flash Radio:

fastboot flash radio XXX.img

XXX is the name of the Radio

* Flash Kernel (boot.img)

fastboot flash boot XXX.img

XXX is the name of the Kernel

* Fixed error that restart consecutively and don't go to Home sceen after upgrading room

fastboot erase cache

* Unlock device with unlock_code.bin file (HTCdev)

fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin

* Relock the device for upgradind Rom Ship (If your device is unlocked with HTCdev)

fastboot oem lock

* Check the device's CID code

fastboot getvar cid

* Change the device's CID code

fastboot oem writecid XXX__XXX

XXX__XXX is CID code that you want to change

* Restart the device from Fastboot (Example after Flash Recovery, Radio, Kernel ...)

fastboot reboot

* Or want to reboot the bootloader:

fastboot reboot-bootloader

Google recently began issuing payment platform Android Pay to US users through Google Wallet app. The company says Android Pay now available in 1 million restaurants, shops and some other places in this country. In the future there will be many other enterprises to participate. Like Apple Pay, Android Pay also use NFC to connect phones with computer and automatically deducted from the user account after purchase. However, Pay is a platform and it is open to other third parties involved application development. Thus we may see Google Wallet is only used as an Android app Pay. In addition, Android also supports saving Pay membership information, discount cards, including even the "buy with Android Pay" to use on the web or app.Speaking of credit cards, Android Pay is supporting multiple banks such as American Express, Bank of America, Discover, Navy Federal Credit Union, PNC, Regions Bank, USAA, US Bank. Coming up will be Citi Bank and Wells Fargo.Android Pay require Android 4.4 or higher, NFC connectivity.

Today, with the development of society, the demand for smartphones is increasing due to the superior features that are useful with work and everyday life. However, it' not easy to  choose a smartphone with good configuration, reasonable price in the diversity of species and template. Here are 3 mistakes when buying a smartphone:

1. Not find information carefully before buying phoneManufacturers are constantly introduced and launched several new products in order to bring a better experience for users. Therefore, before long-term commitment with a smartphone, you should carefully explore information about vendors, entertainment features, working, OS etc. and reviews from experts and compare the smartphone lines together.

2. Select smartphone with too many costly features and do not use up those featuresThe chasing trends and not understand personal demand makes a mistake. You will choose an expensive smartphone with so many features that you never "touched".If what you need is: a smartphone has to take beautiful photos, has a good configuration, clear sound, both take notes and voice recognition ... then, ask yourself: Do you really need ALL of these things or not? Identify 2-3 most important criterion, ranking priorities and choose a phone with reasonable price meets your criteria.

3. Select a smartphone battery capacity too lowUsually smartphones have consumed a relatively substantial battery by using applications like Facebook, Email, Zalo, Skype etc. especially the gaming so problems of battery life quite get interested. With smartphones with small battery capacity, battery life may end after only a few hours of use, then you will see quite a lot of trouble especially at work or when going away. Imagine, you are running out and the need to check email immediately but cell phone is no longer enough to use, it will be difficult like?Currently on the market, smartphone makers are focusing on the development of mobile phones with the battery attached. The phone with the attached battery affects smartphone of life when the battery was problems, it will be difficult to continue to use this product while the machine is still running good. 

Uber has announced that it's once again accepting credit-based card payments in India, stating that their Android app now conforms towards two-factor authentication guidelines established by India's consumer banking regulatory body, the particular Reserve Bank associated with India.

 Late recently, the RBI called for a ban on Uber's services on grounds of non-compliance with the two-factor authentication mandatory for all those digital transactions carried out near your vicinity. Uber then announced a take care of Indian digital finances service Paytm, through which riders could actually link their debit and credit cards via Paytm. The integration — even though functional — was cumbersome as it meant that users needed to add funds to Paytm's digital finances before hailing any cab.

RBI guidelines state that all transactions performed digitally should include a secondary layer associated with authentication, which is usually a pre-defined password set because of the user or any one-time password supplied via SMS. The secondary stratum of authentication makes for greater security in case of card theft.

Uber is now tying up along with payment processing service MobiKwik to address two-factor authentication credit-based card transactions near your vicinity. The feature can be purchased to Android end users starting today, along with iOS integration going out "in the particular coming weeks. " Additionally, Uber is trialling cash payments in Hyderabad across price tiers.

If you're setting up a lock screen password on your Samsung Galaxy S6 and can not remeber it. This tutorial will help you with two easy methods to reset your passcode and access your phonne.

Method 1: Using your Google Account

First you need enter an incorrect password until your screen prompt to enter your Google Account credentials, which will unlock your phone. If you are using two-steps authentication, you will need to visit Google's security site on your computer and generate a one-time password to enter on your phone.

Method 2:  Using remote device management service

Samsung also has its own remote device management service. Among doing plenty of other things, it can also unlock your phone. You must to have registered for a Samsung account already when you first set up the device for this to work. Next step, you need to visit Samsung Find My Mobile website on your computer browser and sign in with your Samsung Account credentials. Click Unlock my Device on the left side bar. Your phone will communicate with the website and unlock.

1. Pick a side, any side – which Edge is best?

The first thing to know about the Edge display is that you can only use one edge at a time. The features you can enable, like people Edge or Information Stream do not work on both sides simultaneously, or switch sides like your display does when you rotate your phone.

It's the world's biggest social network — with 1.44 billion users to its name — but even if you spend a lot of time inside Facebook's Android app, you may not have explored everything it has to offer. We're here to change that with a comprehensive list of tips, tricks and features to look out for.

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Whether you're running Facebook on a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge or a trusty Nexus 7, you'll find these tips helpful for sorting through your News Feed, improving the security of your account, finding the best content faster and sharing status updates more easily, plus more besides.

1. Use the widget

Facebook's widget is simple but useful nevertheless. It gives you a scrollable window for tapping through status updates by your friends without all the extra adverts and other baggage in the full app. You can update your own status from the widget too by tapping Share. It's a handy way of keeping important information right there on your home screen.

2. Manage your notifications

Drowning in a deluge of updates and alerts from your friends? Facebook actually makes it pretty easy to switch particular types of notifications on and off. Head to App Settings from the main menu, then scroll down to the notification settings — you can enable or disable alerts for wall posts, messages, comments, friend requests, photo tags, event invites and more.

3. Find interesting places nearby

The Facebook app for Android is capable of some tricks that the desktop site isn't — like making better use of your location. Choose Nearby Places to find places around you that have their own Facebook Page: it's a handy way of finding restaurants, bars, shops or other types of venues if you're in an unfamiliar part of the world. Tap on any entry to see the place page.

4. Filter the News Feed

You don't have to settle for the standard News Feed list of updates, because the Facebook app gives you access to your customized lists from the main menu too. To change the list someone appears in, head to their profile, then tap Friends and select Edit Friend List. If you want to add or remove lists (like "family" or "best friends") then you need to do this from a computer.

5. Share from other apps

Sharing across apps is one of Android's strengths, so make use of it: tap the Share button in a photo gallery, web browser or anywhere else, and Facebook appears as one of the options. This is a great way of sharing something to your timeline without having to hunt around on your phone or on the web for it, and you still get all of the usual status update options.

6. Stop videos from autoplaying

One of the most useful entries in the Facebook app settings is Video Auto-play: It lets you turn autoplay on or off, or have it only enabled when you're on a Wi-Fi connection. Thanks to this option you can save on data usage while out and about as well as preventing your News Feed from turning into a dizzying list of looping cat clips and funny animations.

7. Save videos and links for later

So many friends to browse through, so little time in the day... if you tap on the drop-down arrow next to a News Feed post that contains a video or link, you can save the content to come back to later. Bookmarked content is kept under the Saved heading on the main app menu (tap See All under Apps if it isn't visible) so you can return to it at your leisure.

8. Check your account security

From inside the Facebook app, tap Account Settings, Security and Active Sessions — here you can see all of the places and devices associated with your Facebook account. If you spot anything suspicious, click on the cross icon to log out from it. It's better to be safe than sorry: Even if you make a mistake you can still log in again from the device or browser in question.

9. Disable chat heads

Messenger is now a separate app on Android, and one of its most distinctive features is the way new conversations appear as 'chat heads' above other apps on your device. If you don't like this behavior, you can turn it off — tap the cog icon inside the Messenger app to access its settings, then tap Chat heads to enable or disable the feature and tweak the way it works.

10. Pick your favorite friends

Messenger may have been spun out into a new app, but your list of online friends remains in the core Facebook app, accessible via a tap on the portrait icon in the top right corner. Select Edit and you can bring the contacts you interact with most often to the top of the list, saving you the time and effort of hunting through the list to find your favorite friends.

If Android Wear has a killer app, Google Now is it. With the Apple Watch's Glances winning fans, Google has just announced 70 new app partners that will work with its updated Now service.
The news means that Google Now will become much more about bringing you information from third party apps, rather than just Google apps and the web.
There's breaking news cards from apps such as Feedly and ABC News, cards for keeping track of return times with the Zipcar app, and fitness goal cards from Jawbone, Adidas and RunKeeper. Spotify controls are already built into Android Wear but the new Spotify card shows playlist and radio suggestions.
In much the same way as Apple is encouraging developers to provide Glances - snippets of glanceable, useful info from within the app - Google is really expanding the usefulness of Now. We've heard plans from Google before about app indexing and reducing the need to keep opening and closing apps on the smartphone.
This is a first step towards bringing you the information or actions you would be looking for if you chose to find and open individual apps. Pebble is attempting something similar with its Timeline view. Soon, you won't go to the apps, the apps will come to you.
The full list of new Now partners is available on Google's Now integrations page. Some of the more exciting ones include eBay, Runtastic, OpenTable, TripAdvisor, Ford and Any.Do. There's still plenty of omissions but don't forget that Android Wear already displays any notifications that would be shown on your phone from apps, if you want it to.
The news follows last week's announcement of a big update to Android Wear including connecting smartwatches to Wi-Fi networks, gesture controls, always-on apps and emoji features. To get the new features, make sure the Google app on your Android phone updates and then look out for new cards popping up on the Now homescreen and your Wear watch.

The LG Watch Urbane, first announced in the run up to MWC in February, is now on sale from the Google Store .
The Urbane, which is the seventh device from the Google stable, is the most expensive Android Wear smartwatch so far costing £259 in the UK and $349 in the States.
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The Urbane is essentially a redesigned LG G Watch R, with a fashion heavy styling that's more upmarket and much more unisex than its older sibling.
The Urbane features the same P-OLED, 1.3-inch, circular display as the G Watch R, and the same 410mAh battery.
It's powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 chip and there's a heart rate sensor to add to the accelerometer, gyroscope and barometer.
Take a look at our essential LG Watch Urbane guide for the full lowdown and check out our hands-on review for our initial impressions.
We'll be bringing you a full Urbane review in the coming weeks.