![[Tips] How To Speed Up Samsung Galaxy S III](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/developer-options-5a64sdf54g45i4p2121nvb-150x85.jpg)
Although Samsung Galaxy S III is already running pretty smoothly there are few things you can change in your Samsung Galaxy S III which can result a faster respond of user interface on user inputs. In this tutorial I will show you which changes you need to make in order for that to happen.
From this week, AT&T has started to ship its carrier-specific Garnet Red version of the Samsung Galaxy S III. A reporter from Technobuffalo has published a video and some images of Garnet Red Samsung Galaxy S III. For the first time, this version has been published. When AT&T’s other versions launched, at that time the company officially announced the red model of Samsung Galaxy S III. The phone has arrived a bit late on the scene and its specifications are same to its predecessor with blue and white model.
![[Tutorial] How To Root Your Samsung Galaxy S III](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/short-cf-a56s4da5s4d-150x26.jpg){kind=small}
If you are one of many Android users who like rooting your phone then newest version of Samsung Galaxy S will not be of any exception. By rooting your Android phone you will be able to use many cool things such as custom ROMs, and other applications that are not available at Google Play store. By removing this protection from your phone you will also lose all of the safety features so have this risk on your mind. If your decision is final and you want to root your Samsung Galaxy S 3 phone then this tutorial will help you by leading you step by step.
![[Tutorial] How To Connect USB Flash Drives With Samsung Galaxy S III](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/usb-ms-ttj-logo-150x101.jpg){kind=logo}
If you recently bought a Samsung Galaxy S3, you have probably noticed that it does not have the USB Mass Storage Mode or UMS. In this tutorial I will show you how you can bring this feature back to your Galaxy S3 without rooting your device or loosing your warranty easily.
![[Tips] How To Fix Samsung Galaxy S III Wi-Fi Issues In Android ICS](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/wifi-s3-ttj-logo-150x75.jpg){kind=logo}
Lately, a lot of Samsung Galaxy S III users were reporting problems with their Wi-Fi connectivity. Some of the most common complaints are frequent drops followed by a reconnect, slow speeds while connected, and inability to connect to either 5GHz or 2.4GHz. If you are experiencing similar problems in your Galaxy S III phone, follow the tips below where I will show you how to fix it and make your Wi-Fi work without any problem.
Galaxy S III is the most popular and wished device which is powered by Google’s Android v4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich). This time a lot of people are using Galaxy S III. So if you are a Galaxy S III user and want to upgrade your android OS you must know how to install the custom ROM firmware in Galaxy S III. Here we have shown the steps of installing any custom ROM firmware in Galaxy S III.
After Samsung introduced Galaxy S III last month, their Siri like App S-Voice suddenly become point of attraction. Most of the Android user anticipated if they could get it in their device too. Now its possible. Here we have prepared a easy step by step guide to get S-Voice in any Android device.
Samsung Galaxy SIII is now the most wished device in the market. US carriers are selling Samsung Galaxy SIII faster through pre-order than Samsung can make them. Seems, this is why all US carriers have delayed the shipping of Samsung Galaxy SIII by a week. Earlier, only Verizon and T-Mobile was on the delayed list. Now, AT&T is in the delayed list too. All US Carriers rescheduled Galaxy SIII shipping date from 21 June to 28 June.