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For you guys out there using Galaxy S3 smartphone here's good news for you.  According to this report from Android geeks , your phone may just be getting an update of  the -widely believed to be- most stable Android OS version. We’ve previously reported that Samsung might have cancelled the android 4.4.2 KitKat update for the Samsung Galaxy S3, but it seems like they’ve changed their mind now. This comes as great news for all Galaxy S3 users and we hope that Samsung is going to release the update soon, though no estimated date of arrival has been given,

Baby crying detector' beams notifications to your Gear smartwatch Have you just pre-ordered the new S5? or are you nursing a baby? Then this news will make you want to own a Samsung Galaxy S5 in a hurry. Samsung smartphones are all about the features, but one unique capability we didn't hear about at the Galaxy S5's Barcelona launch event is its apparent ability function as a baby monitor. Tracked down by Malaysian site  SoyaCincau , the feature, dubbed "Baby crying

The Android operating system is a highly customizable platform and many love it for this sole feature. Changing the lockscreen sound isn't what most smartphone users fancy that much...its only customization freaks like myself that would want to change lockscreen sounds. There are of course a number of 3rd party apps that can be used to achieve this, However, this tutorial is a 'do it yourself' kinda tutorial. Steps may look complicated, but doing this is really simple--trust me! What you need

The stock boot animations on many android phones are quite dull and boring to be honest, apart from the boot animations on Samsung, Sony and a few other phones. If you use a network operator branded phone such as at&t, verizon, Tmobile and a host of others, you would always be reminded by your boot animation that you use a contract phone. Just in case you wish to remove these boring animations and replace them with something lively and funky, then you should continue reading.

Just less than a week ago, LG unveiled their Smart LED light bulbs  that could be controlled over WiFi by our mobile phones running on Android and iOS, now what do we have- Samsung

Design – Plastic not so fantastic Samsung has come under great pressure to copy the metal body of the HTC One, but it has stuck to its guns with the plastic chassis of the Galaxy S5. It does feel different to the S4. The S5 has a more textured and dimpled finish which makes it easier to hold than both its predecessor and the slippery M8, though it lacks the grip of the rubber finish on the black edition of the LG Nexus 5 (the white edition is bizarrely slippery).