Q. I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 and I am using go SMS pro because most of my friends have the iPhone, so how do I get iOS 6 emojis like they do?
A. Emoji is not native to Android.... you must hack it........ and by the way, trash GO SMS... use handcent SMS... its so much better
1) Root the phone
2) Download these 2 rooted apps... Emoji font and Emoji Keyboard...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.klncity1.emojikeyboard&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5rbG5jaXR5MS5lbW9qaWtleWJvYXJkIl0.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.klncity1.emojifontupdater&feature=more_from_developer#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEwMiwiY29tLmtsbmNpdHkxLmVtb2ppZm9udHVwZGF0ZXIiXQ..
3) open Emoji Font app... allow root access...
4) download Emoji Font...
5) backup existing system font...
6) Apply emoji font.... app will want to reboot phone... ok good.. reboot
7) here is the difference between this method GO SMS Emoji and Handcent Emoji... The texting apps emoji ONLY work in the texting apps, but not in your email, not in your webbroser, not in facebook, not in twitter, not anywhere else in the phone................... with this hack, you will SEE and be able to TYPE Emojis ANYWHERE ON THE PHONE....... its doesnt matter what app you are on.... or where on the internet you are.... just like iphones/ipods/ipads
8) enjoy
is there an app that I can use on my cell phone as a keyboard and/or mouse for my tablet?
Q. I have a samsung tablet 2 and first generation samsung galaxy s. Thank you.
A. You have the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.0 Correct? 7.0? 10.1?
I'm uncertain if you can use your Galaxy S as a Keyboard...but I believe you can use a mouse with your tablet. The Tab 2.0 has built-in Bluetooth, so it may be possible (I cannot guarantee) to connect a Bluetooth mouse to it. There are Bluetooth wireless keyboards in the market as well...
Assuming this is the same for most Android based (Ice cream Sandwich 4.0 and up) tablets, connecting a mouse to the device would configure the mouse buttons to the tablet's..."settings." What I mean is the buttons will NOT be the same as how you use it on a PC.
Examples:
- Right-Click does not bring up properties/options, but is the "Back" button
- Clicking the left-click button is like you tapping the screen
- Holding the left-click button down makes the option (Open new Tab, Save Image, etc) menu pop-up
Keep note, I do not own a Samsung Tablet, but I do own an ASUS Transformer Tablet (TF300T). I own the optional full-key keyboard attachment for it...and I was able to connect a wired & wireless mouse via USB port, and the mouse worked without issues. No drivers, nothing.
Bluetooth wireless mouse should be the same concept.
Which tablet is best for a student at a University?
Q. I'm looking for something less than $600. I know the iPad is more expensive but I am not Apple savvy so that is out of the question. My mom and brother have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 and it's nice and all but it's not what I want. I've been told & I have done my research that if you're going to get an Android tablet, you might as well get a better phone (I have a crappy Android phone and will upgrade to a Samsung Galaxy 3 soon). I was very hesitant about researching/purchasing a Windows 8 because I don't want to change from what I am accustomed to which is Windows 7.
I am a student at a University and I need something I can take notes with, I still have a laptop but it is 17" and pretty heavy to keep on taking to school with me. I want something I can use a Bluetooth keyboard on which I have an eye set on already. I don't want to type using my tablet, I'm a fast typer so I don't want to type on the tablet, I prefer a Bluetooth keyboard or a dock, I could be open-minded about that. I also want something under 11". I would also like to use Skype, wifi compatible, Gmail, access to my school portal which is pretty much over the internet. That's all I can think of right now so far.
There are so many options with tablets and I have a budget so your help is greatly appreciated!
A. It would make more sense to just get a smaller laptop, or even a chromebook. Windows 8 is the same as 7 but with a cute start menu. It will take you about 5 minutes to adjust to finding things in a slightly different way, so don't let that deter you. Whatever you buy, you'll want it to be able to have flash player so you can access any school files that use it. My two online summer classes both require an actual computer because of that issue.
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