5 Tricks & Tips and How to’s from the Forum

Nowadays  smartphones offer so many intuitive functions and innovative features that it’s easy to get lost along the way. AndroidPIT offers some tips & tricks as well as how-to’s for smartphone and app problems ranging from beginner to advanced levels. Here are a few from the forum that you might find helpful.

How to print from your smartphone

Here’s an easy-peasy thing to do and we tell you how. Printing from your smartphone is simple and you should give it a try. Though you will need a PC, you won’t need to connect it with a USB cable. Find out how here.

When you’re on your PC, take a moment to check out Google Earth: Mars, Moon, and Sky! It truly is a wonderful thing to be able to discover the solar system, far-off stars and Nebulas as well as explore the valleys and mountains of the Moon and Mars up close, all from the oxygen-filled comfort of your home. This guide shows you all the cool features that you can check out.

How to delete WhatsApp contact

Just can’t stand that person’s face in your WhatsApp contact list? AndroidPIT has a few cool tips and tricks that will help you use WhatsApp, such as deleting contacts, conversations and solving Wi-Fi connection issues

How to take a screenshot for the HTC One, Xperia Z and Galaxy S4 mini

Yes, these are quite simple to do, but every phone is slightly different! Here is a series of GIFs that will help you better understand how to make screenshots where sometimes there is more than one way per phone.

Some other ones that you might like are how to use Google Maps’ ”secret” gestures, how to delete WhatsApp messages or chats, how to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy S4.

How to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace

The Galaxy Ace is a great entry-level smartphone which has become very popular especially since the improved version S58301 received a more powerful processor. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to root the device, the exact downloads you will need as well as well as how to use ClockWorkRecovery. It’s easy! Be careful though, this is at your own risk and AndroidPIT will not take responsibility for any damages.