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Samsung Galaxy S5-Happy 10th Birthday

Launched on the 11th of April, 2014, the Samsung Galaxy S5 is now 10 years old today!

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In my opinion, one of the great Samsung Galaxy phones I have owned. Up until 2 years ago it was in daily service with my little brother until he bounced it off some concrete.

I doubt that there are too many of these in use today with its 5.1" screen, 2GB RAM and Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 chipset but I have fond memories of it.

See, also...

42 Galaxy S5 models - Dummies Guide

I have seen this on social media..

where have you seen this? icons in the notification bar are part of the system os. i doubt you can just change them at will. you will most likely need to root the phone to do so. now altering the font and app icons are easy to do without root. but not anything that belongs to the system os.
I remember the "Ultimate Online Theme Kitchen" site from the start of the last decade. But while the website for that still exists (to my amazement), it's not been updated since 2011 so the chances of it working with any vaguely current phone must be nil (and yes, it did require root). But the principles behind it should still apply: modify one of the system APKs (used to be SystemUI.apk or framework-res.apk), replacing the battery icons in that with the ones you'd like to use instead, then package the updates as a flashable zip and flash it. If you are using a custom ROM just edit the relevant apk resources in the ROM and then flash it. I did some of this by hand (rather than via the UOT kitchen) back in the days, but we are talking a decade or more ago now.

Definitely take a nandroid before attempting anything of this sort: my first ever bootloop was from a trivial theming mod of this sort that didn't work right (if you fork up part of the system resources it's likely the phone will not boot up),

Happy Eclipse Monday!

We had great weather over the weekend in Broken Bow Ok but it was overcast Monday. It was high thin clouds during the eclipse that you could easily see the the sun through with solar glasses. It also was just enough filter to take pictures with the phone. I took the pic during totality.
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Glad to hear it worked out for you

Big difference..

1. finger screen shot...yes

2.change lockscreen:

3. able to run big apps simultanuously....yes. it has 8 gigs of ram.

4. all android phone will have developer modes:
Thanks man.

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