U.S. Cellular hopes to cover 87% of its customers under LTE coverage by this year. To make its LTE network lucrative to users, U.S. Cellular has start shipping Samsung’s 4G LTE Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE with different data plans. U.S. Cellular also has a line-up of 4G LTE devices that includes Samsung Galaxy S III, Samsung Galaxy Note II and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Gadget enthusiasts must have already heard about Samsung’s new phablet – Galaxy Note 8.0. We have seen Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 image leak few days ago. Now, Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 finally made it official.
Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2013 is going to kick off on February 25. We already know that Samsung will release its Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet at the MWC 2013. But we had no idea how the device will look like. Now an image of Galaxy Note 8.0 with S-Pen has been leaked.
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If you use Samsung Galaxy Note I or Galaxy Note II you notices that once you pull out the S-Pen out, the keyboard stays the same. However if you want to switch to different keyboard for example from Samsung default keyboard to SwiftKey, then this tutorial will show you how to perform this change thanks to XDA Developer LegendK95.
Long time passed since South Korean tech giant Samsung launched its last Galaxy S series smartphone “Galaxy S3.” Rumors swirling, right now Samsung is working on its next generation Galaxy S series smartphone – Galaxy S4. It is being assumed that Samsung will place 8-core Exynos 5 system-on-chip inside Galaxy S4.
Samsung has been competing with Apple in the smartphone arena for quite some time. Initially, luck had been against the former, but over time, Samsung has dished out top-end smartphones with excellent designs. Most of these are included in its Galaxy S lineup which has now passed the sales mark of 100 million.
![[Tutorial] How To Root Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 By Installing Custom Recovery](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/auto-root-as5d465ew4r6w5e4r-150x74.jpg)
Earlier, I wrote a tutorial on how to root Galaxy Note 10.1 using CF-Auto-Root without custom recovery. That tutorial was intended for beginners. If you are an advance user, and you also wish to root your Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, create Nandroid backups or, install custom ROMs then this tutorial is intended for you.
![[Tutorial] How To Root Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Using CF-Auto-Root](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/auto-reboot-as54d5e4wr65-150x74.jpg)
This tutorial is for beginners and that’s why we will be using CF-Auto-Root to make this Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 rooting process a bit more simplified and easy to follow.