Finally, rooting instructions for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 are now available. For now, they are for the Wi-Fi version only. By getting root, you will be able to install those applications, that require super user access. After performing root, you will SuperSU app on your tablet. Here are the step by step instructions on how to get root on your Galaxy Tab 3 7.0.
As the Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 has started to hit the store shelves, a lot of Samsung lovers have already bought it. In fact, a lot of development is going on for the tablet. Yesterday, CWM for the Tab 3 8.0 was made available and today, we have the touchscreen friendly clockwork mod – the TWRP.
Continue reading Download TWRP for Galaxy Tab 3 8.0: TWRP for T310 T311 T315
Clockwork Mod 6 is now available for Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 and as of now, it is fully compatible with SM-T310, SM-T311 and SM-T315. After flashing the CWM, you will gain the ability to flash custom ROM, kernels and whatnot.
1. Get the package from here and place it in the root of your external SD card.
2. Reboot to CWM recovery. Do this by pressing Power+Vol UP.
3. chose zip from sd card
4. Select the root.zip file.
5. reboot and done
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We all love grabbing stock wallpapers of upcoming and new phones and tablets. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 is already selling like hotcakes and one of its user was kind enough to send us its stock wallpapers that comes bundled with the official ROM. Here they are.
Most of us hate the Samsung’s TouchWiz interface but some of us, including me love it. That is why I prefer keeping myself to stock ROMs on my Galaxy Note 2 7.0 (includes P3110, P3113) and then rooting them by the usual methods. Now, a new firmware has cropped on XDA that is rooted, deodexed, debloated; has busy box installed and is completely stock. Here is how it looks like.
Samsung did not sell a lot of Galaxy tab 8.9 tablets and due to that it never released Android 4.2.2, let alone Android 4.1.1 jelly bean for it. XDA is here to rescue and they were able to get everything working except for HDMI output. Even the keyboard dock works with it. This is a CM10.1 build so you get very fast and stock Android experience.
Continue reading Galaxy Tab 8.9: Download Android 4.2.2 CM10.1
If you have been yearning for a clean, no-nonsense ROM for your Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 that runs and feels just like stock Android, a k a, AOSP, your wait is over. Thanks to folks at XDA, we now have a ROM that is super stable for every day use. Also, everything works out of the box. So expect, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G, GPS, audio, camera etc to work right out of the box after download and flashing this ROM on your Tab 8.9.
CM10.1 is an open source replacement ROM for the Android phones and tablets. It looks and feel very much like stock Android and is much faster than the stock factory firmware. Cyanogen Mod 10.1, popularly known as CM10.1 is out for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 and almost everything is working, including GSM calls. Of course, to flash it, you must have Clock Work Mod recovery installed for the Tab 8.9.
Continue reading Download Galaxy Tab 8.9 Cyanogen Mod CM 10.1 P7300, P7310
CyanogenMod 10.1, more popularly known as CM10.1 has been successfully ported to Galaxy Tab Plus. There are some issues though. For example – USB mounting of internal storage does not work. Other things that does not work include HDMI, IR blaster, Bluetooth and phone calls crash often.
Continue reading Download Galaxy Tab Plus CM10.1 P6200, P6210, T869
Samsung has started rolling out official Android 4.1.2 ROM for the Galaxy Tab Plus users. The company released official ICS for it back in August 30, 2012, where its users were updated from Android 3.2 honeycomb to Android 4.0.1.
Continue reading Download Galaxy Tab Plus 4.1.2 Official ROM
A couple of days back, Samsung surprised the whole world by churning out the successor of Tab 2 that was destined to be released at IFA 2013. Anyway, we have the review device with us and we were lucky enough to run a few benchmarks on it to see how it compare benchmark wise to the Galaxy Tab 2.
As you can see, the Tab 3 7 inch scored much higher than the Tab 2, which scored mere 1165 points in GFXBench 2.5 Egypt HD C24Z16 test. However, it is evident that even the new Galaxy Tab 3 is no match for the Apple’s iPad Mini released last year that carried the processor of iPad 2, the Apple A5. The iPad Mini scored 2855 in the same benchmark test.
Continue reading Galaxy Tab 3 7 Benchmark, Review, vs Tab 2, iPad Mini
For some reason, Samsung did not activate full tablet UI on the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0. There is a way to enjoy full tablet UI by using Xposed installer and Xposed TabletUI Trigger. However, you need your Tab 2 7.0 to be rooted for it to work.
Officially Samsung states that the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 supports micro SD cards upto 32GB. That is because the Tab 2 7.0 was launched with Android 4.0.4 ICS which does not natively supports 64GB micro SD cards.
Continue reading Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 64GB micro SD card support
Samsung might have abandoned the Galaxy tab 8.9 users, but XDA has got their back. Many developers have churned out Android 4.1.2, also known as, jelly bean firmware for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 tablet. This one is AOSP which has been ported from Motorola’s XOOM. It is bug free and everything just works on it.
Continue reading Download Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android 4.1.2 Jelly bean
To flash any sort of custom ROM like the AOSP Android 4.1 jelly bean ROM for the Galaxy tab 8.9, you need to have some sort of ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM). With the ClockworkMod Recovery, you will also be able to install myriad unofficial updates that keep popping up on XDA and sources like sammobile. Here are how you can download ClockworkMod Recovery to your Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 tablet.
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