File Blast

1. To begin with download the zip file.
2. Now copy the downloaded file for your device.
3. Boot your device in recovery mode by Power +Volume Up+ Home for couple of seconds.
4. In recovery mode, backup your present ROM.
5. When you are completed with backup, return to the primary menu and choose install Zip.
6. Now locate the file you downloaded within the first step.
7. Tap onto it to install, once done reboot your device.
8. Ultimately whenever your device boots up, get into configurations there you will see Edge Screen options.
9. Finished.

• Your Galaxy Note 5 should have root access.
• Custom Recovery placed on your Note 5
• You ought to be using deodexed Stock ROM
• Edge featureforN5.zip

rom note 7

• 1.ROM ini dimaksudkan untuk Galaxy Note 3 N9005. Jangan mencoba flashing ROM ini pada perangkat lain jika tidak Anda akan menghasilkan bricking itu. Periksa nomor model perangkat Anda di bawah pengaturan> tentang perangkat.

• 2.Catatan Galaxy Anda 3 harus berjalan pada firmware terbaru sebelum flashing ROM ini. Ini harus memiliki bootloader terbaru dan modem diinstal di atasnya.

• 3.Biaya telepon Anda hingga 50% untuk menghindari masalah listrik selama proses flashing.

• 4.Flash kustom recovery pada Galaxy Note Anda 3.

• 5.Backup segala sesuatu termasuk kontak penting Anda, log panggilan dan pesan teks.

• 6.Jangan lupa untuk membuat backup android. Ini sangat dianjurkan sehingga Anda dapat kembali ke sistem sebelumnya jika terjadi error.

• 7.Backup Partisi EFS untuk menghindari EFS korupsi di kemudian hari.

• 8.Ikuti petunjuk dengan seksama.

• 1.Ambil terbaru berkas AryaMod ROM.zip sesuai dengan perangkat Anda AryaMod_Note7_PortV2.0.zip

• 2Sekarang henghubungkan ponsel Anda ke PC Anda

• 3.Salin file .zip ke penyimpanan telepon Anda.

• 4.Sekarang putuskan koneksi ponsel dari pc dan matikan.

• 5.Boot ke recovery TWRP sekarang, untuk melakukannya, hidupkan dengan menekan dan menahan Volume Up + Tombol Home + Power Key. Anda harus melihat modus pemulihan sementara.

• 6.Sekarang dalam pemulihan TWRP,delete cache, data pabrik ulang dan opsi lanjutan> cache Dalvik, cache dan sistem.

• 7.Setelah menyelesaikan tiga shal ini, pilih "Install" .

• 8.Sekarang pilih "Install Zip> Pilih file yang AryaMod_Note7_PortV2.0.zip> Ya".

• 9.Ini akan melakukan flash ROM di ponsel Anda, sekali dilakukan kembali ke menu utama dalam pemulihan.

• 10.Reboot perangkat Anda.

• 11.Anda akan melihat Android 6.0 Marshmallow Note 7 Port AryaMod berjalan pada perangkat sementara.

Xiaomi redmi

• 1.Buka bootloader dari ponsel Anda.

• 2.Download TWRP Recovery.img dan flash menggunakan panduan ini: Bagaimana menginstal TWRP 3.0.x Pemulihan pada perangkat Android Anda

• 3.Download file CM14-firmware-20160913.zip dan menyalinnya ke penyimpanan internal atau eksternal ponsel Anda.

• 4.Download Google GApps.zip untuk Android berkas 7.0 Nougat dan menyalinnya ke ponsel Anda.

• 5.Boot ke recovery TWRP pada Anda Catatan Xiaomi redmi 3.

• 6.Lakukan reset pabrik menggunakan opsi Wipe di TWRP.

• 7.Sekarang kembali ke menu utama di TWRP dan tekan Install> cari file ROM.zip> flashdisk itu.

• 8.Setelah flashing ROM, flash GApps.zip mengajukan sama.

• 9.Setelah selesai, reboot perangkat Anda ke dalam sistem sekarang.

• 10.Seperti sepatu telepon Anda, Anda akan melihat Android 7.0 Nougat CM 14 ROM pada menu boot.

SAMSUNG WOES BIGGER THAN NOTE 7 CRISIS

Samsung’s Note 7 recall is a giant, expensive mess. The cost of the recall will reach over $1 billion, and a further $5 billion could be lost. But Samsung has $23 billion in cash. It can deal with any losses generated by the Note 7 fiasco. The situation is bad, but Samsung can fix it. 

   Of  course, Samsung is still liable for this unfortunate incident, and it should be held accountable every time one of its products causes harm or damage. But looking at the big picture, confusions like this illustrate Samsung’s massive public perception problem, which is that all Galaxies are pretty much the same.

But looking at the big picture, confusions like this illustrate Samsung’s massive public perception problem, which is that all Galaxies are pretty much the same.

ARE THEY ALL THE SAME GALAXY? 

For the average consumer there’s no big difference between a Galaxy Note and a Galaxy Core, or between a Galaxy S7 and a Galaxy A7. They are all just Galaxies. Some of them are more expensive, some fancier, but they are all, at the end of the day, “Galaxies.”

Samsung benefited from this line-blurring when it used the prestige of its flagships to sell cheaper devices. That’s why Samsung has dozens of devices in every screen size imaginable that all look similar. It’s a strategy that helped Samsung become the biggest smartphone maker in the world.

Now, in an ironic twist, the line-blurring is coming back to haunt Samsung. Case in point, on some American Airlines and Delta flights, attendants are asking passengers to power down all Samsung smartphones. “It’s hard to tell at a glance if a phone is a Note 7 or not. But we can tell if something’s a Samsung from the aisle,” a flight attendant explained. 

Google search for Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Explosion.

Samsung phones are now the subject of a media frenzy that must delight its competitors. And it’s not just the technology sites that cover it.

Tens of thousands of newspaper articles, posts, videos, tweets, Facebook updates, morning shows, and primetime news programs mention the Galaxy Note 7 fires, the damage they generate, and the injuries they can cause. Even worse (for Samsung), media is latching on every report of a Samsung phone catching fire, be it a Note, a Galaxy Core, a Galaxy S7 Edge, or another device. A few examples from the last days:

• SAMSUNG S7 Edge overheated and exploded in a teacher hands in the middle of a busy cafe
• SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 5,Sparks and burn Trenton residents

MAN SUES SAMSUNG OVER GALAXY S7 EDGE WHITE BUSRT INTO FLAMES IN HIS POCKET 

This storm of bad publicity already has tangible effects. Look at any post or news article mentioning any Samsung product, and you’ll probably see a comment about it blowing up.

“The impact to its brand is spreading where other Samsung phones – regardless if they are Note 7’s or not – are now becoming guilty by association. I won’t be surprised if more consumers are questioning whether their Samsung phones are safe.”

For Samsung, the real danger is not that the Note 7 will become known as the phone that explodes. It’s that Samsung phones in general will become known as unsafe or poorly manufactured. And the effect could last for years: Apple’s comparatively minor “Antennagate” and “Bendgate” still come up regularly in conversations.

ACTION IS NEEDED

  The good news is Samsung has already acted to fight this perception. It began the Note 7 recall before the public at large became aware of any incidents and it left no room for confusion, by opting for a full recall rather than a limited one.

But more is needed. That OTA update that should prevent more fire incidents has only been announced for South Korea. Samsung said it’s in “talks” with carriers from the other nine countries where the Note 7 is available, but it should move faster. If carriers – like carriers do – resist, Samsung should beg, threaten, and bribe them into submission. 

   Next, those replacement units can’t come soon enough. Once Samsung announces that the first customers have got their new Note 7 units, media will finally have something positive to talk about.

That $25 gift card that Samsung is giving to Note 7 customers in the US is not enough. Samsung can afford to pay more, and frankly, it should pay more to compensate users for the hassle and confusion.

Samsung also needs to work with retailers of all sizes to ensure that all customers get proper loaner devices – and no, the Galaxy J1 Ace the company is giving to some people doesn’t qualify. Even more importantly, Samsung has to educate its partners’ customer service staff, so customers get clear answers to all of their questions.

To be more candid, Samsung may be working on all of these measures, and more, right now. But if that’s the case, it’s not doing a great job explaining it to worried folks. Samsung has to open up to the public and talk about what happened and what it’s doing to ensure that nobody gets hurt.

AN EYE OPENER 

The bigger challenge will come after this Note 7 debacle is finally over. It’s hard to say precisely how Samsung can clean up its image. Better customer service and higher manufacturing standards would definitely help, along with a communication campaign to publicize the changes. And price cuts will also go a long way to make people forget they ever worried about the Note 7.

Maybe there’s also a lesson for us media and customers in this story. We’re constantly pushing manufacturers to deliver more and deliver faster. We demand thinner phones, nicer materials, faster processors, and better screens, if possible at lower prices. And that’s normal. But perhaps we shouldn’t be surprised when phones, and the companies that make them, sometimes cave in under the pressure.

What do you think? Are you happy with the way Samsung is handling the recall? Do you think this situation will have lasting effects on SAMSUNG?