hello. i have stock rom and lags when i return to an opened app or reopen app, are very unacceptable. is there a way to remove completely this problem (even with root) or is it a hardware problem? i tried to debloat but no advantage. without apps stock the same problem. i ask if i can search or i will not found solutions?
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Hello, I come for your help because I do not what to do to avoid the error I've been getting from my Galaxy Note 3.
The problem is that I flashed CoOoL_BoY's Note 3 Cleaner script on my Galaxy Note 3 (SM-N900W8) with Kit Kat Rogers variant and modified the script to delete specifica applications I did not want on my phone and It worked however I continue getting a prompt on my phone with te message "Sensor Service has stopped" which is quite annoying. I would really appreciate if someone could help me out with this.
bryanstevecl said:
Hello, I come for your help because I do not what to do to avoid the error I've been getting from my Galaxy Note 3.
The problem is that I flashed CoOoL_BoY's Note 3 Cleaner script on my Galaxy Note 3 (SM-N900W8) with Kit Kat Rogers variant and modified the script to delete specifica applications I did not want on my phone and It worked however I continue getting a prompt on my phone with te message "Sensor Service has stopped" which is quite annoying. I would really appreciate if someone could help me out with this.
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uninstall or freeze S-Health using Titanium Backup and restart, it should solved your problem
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uninstall or freeze S-Health using Titanium Backup and restart, it should solved your problem
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Thank you
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hi guys, I'm trying to a problem regarding the GPSD process, from the 4.4.2 version it is consuming the battery stupidly. Already deactivated everything related to location, including the Samsung Dive. I recently upgrading to 5.0.1 to see if solved the problem, but in vain, because it continues, someone would have a solution to this problem? Already researched on the internet and found nothing.
My S4 is I9500.
I thank you.
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Hi just want to know the samsung app doesnot show the app in like Shealth and anyother in purchased or install section it happens after i flashed lollipop (indian version).... is this something wrong with my phone or it happens with lollipop....thanks
Wasn't S Health in the list 'Application manager - All'?
As I know, some apps does not work on lollipop. I am not sure that these Samsung apps including S Health work well on lollipop.
Hi All
Kinda new here,did ask a few questions when i had an xperia miro. So i am not sure if i am asking the question in the right place. Moderator please feel free to relocate this question elsehwere, if i am posting in the wrong section of the forum
Ok so got a new (old stock) Galaxy s4 i9500, which updated itself to the latest lollipop firmware. But i see a ton of bloatware on it, which i believe is eating the ram or causing terrible Ram mismanagement.
I kinda like the touchwiz ui with lolipop.....so i dont want to loose the stock feel.......but is there anyway to remove all the bloatware...unwanted apps from the GS4 ...is there a list.....I saw a thread for the i9505 to remove bloatware but none for the i9500.
so the question - is there a way, without rooting or unlocking..to remove all bloatware / unwanted apps from the os to have a seamless experience?
Love the phone / hardware...just wish it performs as per the hardware specs......
cheers
The bloatware list for both devices is the same. However, I don't believe you can use automated tools in your case to trim the fat from the ROM. Unless mistaken, and I well could be, the I9500 partition structure is different from the I9505, thanks to the Exynos processor.
i9500 Galaxy S4 Bloatware issues
hmmm...i saw a video on youtube for an automated tool to remove even the uninstallable apps.....but i forget which version of the galaxy s4 it was...
Ok so worst case scenario...manual method.....but this means.....unlock and root right?
Cheers
All you have to do is root as the bootloader on the I9500 isn't locked. Then install a file manager with root support, hunt for the files and blow them away. Do check out the automated tools however. If one works, it will save you a ton of headache.
Hello, i currently own a samsung galaxy s3. so i know alot already about installing custom rom, custom recovery kernels etc..
i once bought a samsung galaxy s5 and customized it successfully but there are times that the phone reboots randomly for no reason. and that was a hardware issue i suppose, since after i flashed and original firmware, the reboot problem hasn't gone
any heads up i need to know before i install any custom rom or so? i am planning to buy an s5 but scared to make mistakes again.
are there any apps to test the hardware issues?
Thanks and regards