Does anybody tried the new galaxy gear on the Note 10.1?
How cool will that be, I am now using a Samsung Bluetooth Stick its good but the usage is too limited, i cannot see who is calling or i need to take out the note when making a call. But with the Gear not only that you can dial using it, you can even receive messages. Planning to buy gear but its only supported on Note 3. Anyone tried to install the gear manager on the Note 10.1
The Gear currently only works on the Note 3 or the Note 10.1 (2014) not with the 2012 version.
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Hi guys can I call with samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1. I want to buy it but I want to use it as a phone also not just surfboard....
Yes you can but you should buy the 5100 version only has 3g and telephony and sms functions
Do not buy 5113 or 5110 they are wifi only
Notice : you carrier should support gsm not cdma (in usa i think at&t ) if not ask about verizon 7 inch tab
Sent from Galaxy S2 or Galaxy Tab2
Thank you very much Mohamed Selim merci
Hi! I'm temped to buy a Galaxy Gear 2 since my Galaxy Note 3 was updated to KITKAT and the Galaxy guy told us that the new Gear will be compatible with KITKAT, I was checking out the Galaxy S5 and the new S-Health seems to has a full compatibility with the New Galaxy Gear, but ours still says that only the Galaxy Gear 1 is compatible with the app, therefore we can't use the Hearth Monitor, I tried to install the ported version of S-Health of the Galaxy S5 but every time I reboot the phone the app erased everything making it like a new app.
Anyway to get the new Galaxy Gear 2 work with the Galaxy Note 3 with all the functions that has the Galaxy S5?
Hello everyone.
This query might sound creepy but does the Galaxy Note 8.0 go well with the Galaxy S5? 'Cause after understanding Samsung's pattern of manufacture, the Note 8 is the conjugate Tab of the Galaxy S4, right? Similarly the Tab S is the conjugate Tab of the Galaxy S5. So does it make sense to have a Note 8.0 and a Galaxy S5?
Thank you.
GizmoAdept said:
Hello everyone.
This query might sound creepy but does the Galaxy Note 8.0 go well with the Galaxy S5? 'Cause after understanding Samsung's pattern of manufacture, the Note 8 is the conjugate Tab of the Galaxy S4, right? Similarly the Tab S is the conjugate Tab of the Galaxy S5. So does it make sense to have a Note 8.0 and a Galaxy S5?
Thank you.
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That is what I am using right now and it works OK as a combination. I also have a Note Pro 12.1 but it is off getting repaired under warranty right now. I got the note 8 for free when my wife upgraded her phone to the S4. When I got my S5 and note Pro I kept the 8 around and still use it when I am out and about. I like the size and functionality of the 8" tablet when traveling.
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I haven't heard anything yet about when Lollipop will be coming to the Google Play Edition Galaxy S4. Does anyone have any info on this?
Thanks, Alan
carrot34 said:
I haven't heard anything yet about when Lollipop will be coming to the Google Play Edition Galaxy S4. Does anyone have any info on this?
Thanks, Alan
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For Samsung , the new Galaxy Note 4 and Edge obviously receive the update to Android 5.0 Lollipop . All indications are that this will reach Alpha Galaxy and Galaxy S5 in December, and other older terminals as the Galaxy S4 (including its Google Edition) a little later . The complete list of devices is:
Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Samsung Galaxy Edge
Galaxy S5
Samsung Galaxy Mini S5
Samsung Galaxy Alpha
Galaxy S4
Galaxy Note 3
Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4
Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1
Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2
S Galaxy Tab 8.4
S Galaxy Tab 10.5
Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition
Galaxy S4 i9500, i9505, i9506 ...
Anyone know if the Galaxy buds plus work with the note 4? Currently running 6.0.1
Every edition of the Galaxy Buds should work with any Galaxy device without any issues. However if you have an older device, you may have to pair them manually
Does someone maybe know how to use the Galaxy wearable app without internet connection?
Thanks so much