Samsung Galaxy Mega Tips and Tricks
Factory OS: Android 4.2 (Jellybean)
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To enable or disable the vibrate function when you receive text messages go to the standard Messaging App. Then go to Settings – Notification settings – Vibrate
If you have decided to ditch your iPhone in favour of Android, then there is a simple way to take your iTunes music, playlists and album art with you.
Simply go the Android Marketplace and download a Free App called Easy Phone Tunes. You will also need the computer version of the software, so go to http://easyphonetunes.com and download it from there.
Then, when that is done, turn your phone into a USB storage device (this will vary from device to device, but instructions are on the website).
Once your device is connected to your computer, open the computer version of the software and select your device from the Easy Phone Tunes list. Then follow the instructions to Sync your media.
The phone has the ability to send quick response text messages if your phone is ringing but you can’t answer it.
To change these, go to your Dialler App – Call Settings – Set up call reject messages. You can then add or edit your reject messages.
If you find yourself being stalked or receiving unwanted calls nuisance calls from people or companies then you should use the Call rejection mode.
Simply go to Settings – Call – Call rejection. From here you can manage your rejection list of numbers.
It can be very useful to see your battery life in percentage terms instead of just the icon.
To enable this, go to Settings – Display and tick Display battery percentage.
When taking photos or videos, tap the screen where you want to focus on. The phone will automatically adjust the settings to improve the image or video
If you are running low on phone memory, you can look for your largest applications to uninstall.
Go to Settings – Application manager. Then swipe from right to left and select Running.
From here you can see which applications are taking up the most memory and close them.
Most Android devices come with an alternative way of entering text called Swype. Many prefer this method and believe it is quicker.
When any text entry box appears, press and hold the box. Then select Input method: SWYPE. Once enabled, you simply drag your finger around the keyboard moving over the letters in the correct order to spell a word.
At the bottom of each homescreen is your favourites tray, which consists of 5 icons. You can customise it by adding icons to the tray. If it’s full however, you will first need to remove some.
To remove an icon, simply press and hold an icon. Then drag it to your desktop.
Then to add a new one, simply drag an icon from your homescreen to the favourites tray.
If you have been browsing websites that you would prefer other people to not know about, then it’s relatively simply to clear your browsing history.
Open the browser and press the Menu button. Then Settings – Privacy – Delete personal data.
From here you can select whether to clear the cache, cookies, passwords and more.


