Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Still fresh the release of the Galaxy S3 and yet we can rootearlo todoas to gain access to its functions and, since yesterday, thanks to the work of supercurio , unlock it to use a SIM card from any carrier. To unlock it is necessary rootearlo first, so we'll see both procedures.
SIM unlock Galaxy S3
Rooting the Galaxy S3
To rootearlo just have to install a custom kernel, like CF-Root, as I did with previous models of Galaxy S. We just have to download it from this thread at XDA-Developers and install.
SIM unlock the Galaxy S3
Once rooteado the phone, to unlock just have to download Google Play (Market) application Voodoo Galaxy S III SIM Unlock and run.
As we see, the Galaxy S3 is still as tuneable as younger siblings, which is a plus for the Korean company.
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Tagged: android , galaxy , galaxy s3 , root , s3 , sim unlock
By: Mark Gonzalez Troys in Android Tricks
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I've often said that this blog the building together, not only with the content but I'm adding to your contributions. That's why I was very pleased to receive this collaboration by TTelemac, which recounts his first steps in the transition from "Palmadicto" to "fandroid" as happened to me at the time and probably a lot more of the who follow the blog. Besides being very detailed and well organized, contains many tips and ideas fundamental to simulate the excellent capabilities of personal information management (PIM) [...]
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Tagged: android , calendar , contacts , galaxy , notes , spans , pim , s2 , samsung , tasks
Tuesday, May 1, 2012 |
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Tagged: Android , CES2012 , purchase , sale
Thursday, January 19th, 2012 |
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Tagged: android , cwm , ice cream sandwich , kernel , rom
Saturday, January 7th, 2012 |
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Tagged: android , strategy , galcon , games
Monday, September 26th, 2011 |
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Tagged: android , launcher , rooted
Thursday, September 8, 2011 |
It has rained since my beloved Palm Tungsten E2 went to the cemetery of the Palm. I have very fond memories of the PalmOS operating system, which like Windows Mobile, had its good I miss. Fortunately PalmOS spirit has survived the test of time and looks in some applications available on the Android Market itself. Applications no doubt that Palm got a text entry system very efficient with Graffiti. In Android we can continue to use it officially through Access itself. We also have an unofficial option: Stroke [...]
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Tagged: android , calculator , car , ebook , graffiti , games , subway , spans
Monday, August 1st, 2011 |
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Tagged: android , mp3 , ringtone , wallpaper
Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 |
Now that Spotify has restricted use from free accounts, many people used to the simplicity of streaming music has been forced to seek a viable substitute. Fortunately we have never ceased to have very good alternatives. For electronic music, which is what I usually hear, the crown jewel Digitally Imported is an internet radio service that has been operating for over ten years and currently offers about 40 simultaneous channels covering all variants of this type of music, from the strongest as hardcore and gabber, to new trends [...]
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Tagged: aac , android , digitally imported , Free , Jazz Radio , mp3 , music , sky.fm , streaming
Monday, May 30th, 2011 |
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Tagged: android , battery , crt , galaxy , gingerbread , google , mod , samsung
Monday, May 16th, 2011 |
How to unlock SIM rooting and unlocking new Galaxy S3 
