I tried to register the Samsung Dive and i don't have the remote option on my GS3...is it just me? or is it something ATT did vs the Int'l version. here is the link to the directions so maybe you guys can mayeb help.
http://www.samsungdive.com/DiveMain.do
**you have to make the acct then you can find the GS3 and follow those directions.
Cerebrus is an alternative. I bought it for $3 inside google play store and it's very good. Tons of features.
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ok i called samsung and they told me that att doesn't have it...and att told me to contact samsung...the lady at samsung i don't think she really understood my question lol but i think i might only be on the int'l verson hope someone port that feature over to the att version
manny05 said:
Cerebrus is an alternative. I bought it for $3 inside google play store and it's very good. Tons of features.
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ok ill try that one out but the samsung one look really nice as well
Hey guys don't shoot me but I have a very nooby question. Ok I bought the mega about a day ago and I absolutely love it. I'm coming from a S3 and I really miss having Google wallet because I'm a die-hard plastic user and I don't carry cash. Sadly my mega is international and I can't use wallet.
I was wondering, since Google lets me download it from the market, could I root my mega, change the settings so it "appears" to be a lets say an AT&T model and continue using it? Or should I just refund it and buy the domestic AT&T model? Thank you!
Check with Google to see if your mega can be made to work with wallet?
What are your solutions to Verizon's plan to redirect calls made on the Note 7?
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Veri...he-Note-7-plans-to-redirect-all-calls_id90089
Verizon claims “thousands” of its customers still use the Note 7, plans to redirect all calls
Posted: 17 Jan 2017, 17:11, by Cosmin V.
In a strange turn of events, many Galaxy Note 7 buyers in the United States haven't returned their smartphones yet, even though Samsung has already taken all the necessary measures for that to happen.
The South Korean handset maker pushed software updates through all major carriers in the US, but the unlocked Galaxy Note 7 units were targeted too. The software update is meant to prevent the Note 7's battery to charge, but it will also make it impossible for the phone to register with any mobile networks.
Verizon was the last carrier in the US to push the update to Note 7 units, but it looks like this didn't convince some Samsung fans to return their phones. Verizon officials claim that “thousands” of its customers are still using the Galaxy Note 7 even after the deployment of the update that's meant to cripple them.
Somehow, these Note 7 users managed to avoid getting the update and continue to use their phones to this day. Since Verizon has already reimbursed the cost of the recalled Note 7 to all its customers, the carriers now plans to bill those who still haven't returned their phones for the full retail cost.
In spite of our best efforts, there are still customers using the recalled phones who have not returned or exchanged their Note 7 to the point of purchase. The recalled Note 7s pose a safety risk to our customers and those around them.
Furthermore, Verizon said that it will soon put all these Note 7 phones that are being used in a special category so all outgoing calls, except those made for the 911 emergency service, will be redirected to its customer service.
Verizon customers who still haven't returned their Galaxy Note 7 smartphones can still do so and receive a bill credit of up to $100 and a waived upgrade fee.
corvette72778 said:
What are your solutions to Verizon's plan to redirect calls made on the Note 7?
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Veri...he-Note-7-plans-to-redirect-all-calls_id90089
Verizon claims “thousands” of its customers still use the Note 7, plans to redirect all calls
Posted: 17 Jan 2017, 17:11, by Cosmin V.
In a strange turn of events, many Galaxy Note 7 buyers in the United States haven't returned their smartphones yet, even though Samsung has already taken all the necessary measures for that to happen.
The South Korean handset maker pushed software updates through all major carriers in the US, but the unlocked Galaxy Note 7 units were targeted too. The software update is meant to prevent the Note 7's battery to charge, but it will also make it impossible for the phone to register with any mobile networks.
Verizon was the last carrier in the US to push the update to Note 7 units, but it looks like this didn't convince some Samsung fans to return their phones. Verizon officials claim that “thousands” of its customers are still using the Galaxy Note 7 even after the deployment of the update that's meant to cripple them.
Somehow, these Note 7 users managed to avoid getting the update and continue to use their phones to this day. Since Verizon has already reimbursed the cost of the recalled Note 7 to all its customers, the carriers now plans to bill those who still haven't returned their phones for the full retail cost.
In spite of our best efforts, there are still customers using the recalled phones who have not returned or exchanged their Note 7 to the point of purchase. The recalled Note 7s pose a safety risk to our customers and those around them.
Furthermore, Verizon said that it will soon put all these Note 7 phones that are being used in a special category so all outgoing calls, except those made for the 911 emergency service, will be redirected to its customer service.
Verizon customers who still haven't returned their Galaxy Note 7 smartphones can still do so and receive a bill credit of up to $100 and a waived upgrade fee.
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Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought it was illegal to charge for a recalled device? ?
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shanda5303 said:
Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought it was illegal to charge for a recalled device? ?
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Illegal for them to sell it. Not illegal to bill for previous sale.
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nobody used note7 right now, what for???
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let's say bye bye samsung for judge user n7 like criminal!!
rcobourn said:
Illegal for them to sell it. Not illegal to bill for previous sale.
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Ok thanks wasn't sure been trying to confirm for a while now.
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Verizon says thousands of customers are still using the Galaxy Note 7.
This is the official word...
Does anybody have a workaround for what Verizon is about to do?
The only way i could think of the phone still functioning would be if the network didn't recognize it as a note 7, it would then allow the phone to function as normal. I believe getting into specifics is not allowed on these forums so lets just leave it at that.
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Does anybody have a workaround for what Verizon is about to do?
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That would involve changing the individual which is not legal and possibly a build prop edit to change the name of the phone. Possible using the imei off a s7 or any Samsung with similar specs. You would pay a good price to have a note 7 unblacklisted. You'd be better off getting a goophone note 7 clone. They were more stable than the real deal when it came to being a safety hazard. But this stuff messed up there clone phone sales. A phone you can't carry no where with out someone worried about it blowing up or catching fire even though it is a clone.
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mtyler7807 said:
That would involve changing the individual which is not legal and possibly a build prop edit to change the name of the phone. Possible using the imei off a s7 or any Samsung with similar specs. You would pay a good price to have a note 7 unblacklisted. You'd be better off getting a goophone note 7 clone. They were more stable than the real deal when it came to being a safety hazard. But this stuff messed up there clone phone sales. A phone you can't carry no where with out someone worried about it blowing up or catching fire even though it is a clone.
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It would just simply be better if they got a S7 Edge + free money for accessories instead of trying to change IMEI. On S7 Edge we've got fully working AOSP based roms(even nexus like fingerprint unlock), as well as me and my team ported FlymeOS 6 recently. Come on guys. Let go, and enjoy all the nice stuff that S7 Edge offers. Even Official Nougat.
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It would just simply be better if they got a S7 Edge + free money for accessories instead of trying to change IMEI. On S7 Edge we've got fully working AOSP based roms(even nexus like fingerprint unlock), as well as me and my team ported FlymeOS 6 recently. Come on guys. Let go, and enjoy all the nice stuff that S7 Edge offers. Even Official Nougat.
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Exactly. I went with the pixel XL. I had a note 4 when I upgraded to the note 7. That was the problem free note I had. I keep a nexus 6p as my backup. There are true to heart Samsung fans out here, just to have Samsung pay(get a gear watch to keep sampay), to keep the record front and back video at the same time, Knox, TouchWiz, . Not worth the head aches on a $800 phone that has to be modded just to make phone call out. There are way too many flag ship Android phones that have surpassed the note7 in design and performance. What is the percentage of people that take full advantage of the stylus on the note series of phone. Most don't touch it. You have the Xiaomi mi mix, Huawei mate 9 and the p9 and the honor v8.
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Hey, so I bought from Amazon.ca on the official Samsung page a Samsung Galaxy S9 plus SM-G965F. I just learn that Samsung pay is country bases and that I cannot install the Canadians version of Samsung pay on my phone since it's a international version. The problem is that I'm unable to add my debit card but I can add my credit card. I really want to use Samsung pay for all my transaction but I have this region lock problem. Is there a way for me to flash the Canadians version of the s9 plus without tripping KNOX.
Thanks you
Have you tried Google Pay?
crutzulee said:
Have you tried Google Pay?
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Same thing can't add depit card.
I purchased a Galaxy S10 Lite from Walmart.com in the US and I just received it today, Samsung Pay does not work for me and it says it is not supported when I open the app. I downloaded it from Google Play but couldn’t find it on the Galaxy Store app... I have used Samsung Pay before on other devices but left for a bit and I would ideally like to go on using Samsung Pay as the default app for mobile payments because of the MST support. Is there any way to make Samsung Pay work???
Working for me.