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Vanessa
I have a MacbookPro obviously with iTunes which has all my music. I just got the Galaxy SIII after being a long time iPhone user which was an easy plug and sync process so I am totally new to this Android stuff.
I already tried Google PLay which is taking FOREVER but i want my music to the actual music player on the phone, not just Google Play.
I heard there was some free app/widget you can get to sync all your stuff? I don't know please help.
Oh and I don't care if its wireless or not. I know some people care. I don't.
Please help! Thanks!
Answer
Get rid of iTunes, & you will be able to just copy & paste.
Get rid of iTunes, & you will be able to just copy & paste.
Why can't my samsung galaxy sIII automatically connected to the wifi?
Baby
i have samsung galaxy sIII and it used to be autoMatically connected to wifi, but lately, it can't connected by it self and i have to do it manually to my wifi router. please help me to make it works automatically again. thank you.
Answer
Couple of Issues might be there:
1. You may have not saved the Wifi network when you connected.
2. You may have not selected Connect Automatically.
3. The password may have changed or the encryption method may have changed.
Couple of Issues might be there:
1. You may have not saved the Wifi network when you connected.
2. You may have not selected Connect Automatically.
3. The password may have changed or the encryption method may have changed.
Can I use my one giga bite sd card on my galaxy siii?
pema
I just bought a galaxy siii am I able to use my one giga bite sd card from my old phone to my new galaxy siii? Please help I tried it but when I use it on my galaxy siii whenever I take a pic it deletes my existing pics.
Answer
1GB isn't a lot of space and it may not even be compatible with the Galaxy S III. You might want to consider upgrading to a 16 or 32GB card.
1GB isn't a lot of space and it may not even be compatible with the Galaxy S III. You might want to consider upgrading to a 16 or 32GB card.
Should I buy an HTC 8X for Verizon or keep my Galaxy SIII?
Ronnie
I currently have a Verizon Galaxy SIII. It's white, the 16GB model with a 32GB SD card. I am really wanting to switch from Android to the elegant Windows Phone 8 device. The 8X has amazing curb appeal, but would it really be worth switching? I would sell the GS3 on eBay for a ~$400+ profit guaranteed, so I would be paying around $150, if not less. I don't have an upgrade on my account. I want real answers, and nobody say, "BUY AN IPHONE, THEY'RE SO COOL." I don't want an iPhone. This is between two phones. I want a great user experience, camera, speed, battery life, and looks. Thanks!
Answer
Trust me, if you get the HTC Windows Phone 8X, you're actually downgrading phones. Why do I say this?
User experience on the Windows Phone 8X leaves much to be desired. The live tiles sound awesome, but you're actually not doing much on it that you can't do on Android (the OS that the Galaxy S III runs). The Galaxy S III allows you to change launchers (if you don't like the way the Touchwiz interface looks) and make it look different from the stock launcher.
Camera on both phones are pretty much on par with each other (HTC gives too much hype on their image sense technology, which isn't really that great to begin with).
Speed is pretty much on par with each other (since they both have the same processors). The 8X is just a tad hair smoother because it doesn't have as many graphical components that the S III has.
The Galaxy S III has better battery life than the 8X though (and if you want more on the S III, you can just buy an extended battery and make it even better). The 8X has a nonremovable battery, so you're stuck with that battery until your contract ends.
The only thing that the 8X probably has that's better than the S III is build quality. Feels more secure in the hand and looks like it can take a better drop than the S III.
I know you didn't ask this, but I'm going to go over it anyways. App support is key to success for a mobile OS. Android has hundreds of thousands of apps available to download. Many of which are FREE to download. Windows Phone however, doesn't have even close to the amount Android has (about 100000 vs Android's 700000+ apps).
Is that enough of an explanation for you? Most people I know either have iPhones or Galaxy S IIIs anyways. I don't see anyone having the Windows Phone 8X so that should also show how popular the Galaxy S III is compared to the 8X. Just keep your Galaxy S III and move on. Hope this helped.
Trust me, if you get the HTC Windows Phone 8X, you're actually downgrading phones. Why do I say this?
User experience on the Windows Phone 8X leaves much to be desired. The live tiles sound awesome, but you're actually not doing much on it that you can't do on Android (the OS that the Galaxy S III runs). The Galaxy S III allows you to change launchers (if you don't like the way the Touchwiz interface looks) and make it look different from the stock launcher.
Camera on both phones are pretty much on par with each other (HTC gives too much hype on their image sense technology, which isn't really that great to begin with).
Speed is pretty much on par with each other (since they both have the same processors). The 8X is just a tad hair smoother because it doesn't have as many graphical components that the S III has.
The Galaxy S III has better battery life than the 8X though (and if you want more on the S III, you can just buy an extended battery and make it even better). The 8X has a nonremovable battery, so you're stuck with that battery until your contract ends.
The only thing that the 8X probably has that's better than the S III is build quality. Feels more secure in the hand and looks like it can take a better drop than the S III.
I know you didn't ask this, but I'm going to go over it anyways. App support is key to success for a mobile OS. Android has hundreds of thousands of apps available to download. Many of which are FREE to download. Windows Phone however, doesn't have even close to the amount Android has (about 100000 vs Android's 700000+ apps).
Is that enough of an explanation for you? Most people I know either have iPhones or Galaxy S IIIs anyways. I don't see anyone having the Windows Phone 8X so that should also show how popular the Galaxy S III is compared to the 8X. Just keep your Galaxy S III and move on. Hope this helped.
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