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Brand: Samsung Max-performance Battery
Battery Application: mobile phone accessories
Type: Li-ion polymer
Capacity: 800mAh/2.96WH
Voltage: 3.7V

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Samsung EB504239HU Mobile Phone Battery Installation Instructions

Before replacing a new battery, make sure that the phone battery is an old battery that is easily removable or a built-in fixed battery.

Traditional batteries are usually not removed.

Steps to replace the battery inside your phone.

1. Since the adhesive is already attached to the built-in battery, please heat the back cover of the phone for a few minutes to loosen the adhesive.

2. Using a removal tool, gently pry the slit on the back cover and secure it with the card. Next, secure the suction cup to the back cover and pull it out. While cutting the slit with the card, drag with the suction cup to keep the back cover open.

3. The battery metal interface and the phone main board are fixed, so after opening the back cover, you need to hold the back cover to continue operation.

4. Locate the battery. Remove the screws that secure the battery.

5. Remove the battery metal connector with tweezers. Use a utility knife to remove the tape toward the battery fixing position. Don’t use too much force. Also, be careful not to scratch the battery. If scratched, the battery will explode and burn.

6. After cleaning the tape, make sure that the battery’s metal connectors and screws have been removed. You can remove the old battery.

7. Make sure the metal connector on the new battery matches the original battery. Align the battery’s metal connector with the insert. Align the tape with the battery.

8. After fixing the battery, screw on and fix it.

9. Close the back cover to complete the installation of the phone battery.

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Samsung i9100 mobile phone stuck, can only do in the lock screen interface

1. Long press the right power button for 8-10 seconds to boot
2. Restart the phone and press the menu button in the lower left corner to enter the phone security mode, and then check if it can be turned on normally. If you can boot, please delete the recently installed third-party software, or restore the phone to factory settings after backing up important data.
3. If the problem persists, it is recommended that you carry the mobile phone three-pack certificate and send the mobile phone to the nearest Samsung service center for testing.

Tianjin’s Samsung mobile phone factory’s “ten years of ups and downs”

For the local, Samsung Communications is undoubtedly a landmark existence.

Located near the company in the Xiqing District Microelectronics Industrial Park in Tianjin, there is more than one bus station named after “Samsung Communications”: on the Edison Road where the factory’s north gate is located, there are 826 buses stopping at this station, and the east side is Weiwu Road. There are 504 road signs with the same name – although within a few hundred meters, a group of “Samsung” companies, including Tianjin Samsung Vision, Tianjin Samsung LED, etc., “Samsung Communications” has become the representative of this film.

Standing side by side with the “Tianjin Samsung Communications” on the roof of the main building of the factory is the “Samsung Smartphone”, which also implies the real role of the factory.

Born in 2001, with a registered capital of 104 million US dollars, Samsung Communications, a joint venture between Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Tianjin Zhonghuan Electronic Information Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Zhonghuan Electronics), has always been the “first mover” of Samsung mobile phones in China.

In fact, in the second year of the factory’s establishment, Samsung mobile phones began to enter the Chinese market. Subsequently, relying on many advantages such as shape, technology, screen, etc., Samsung mobile phones began to stabilize their market position.

“I am here at the company, and I have experienced the whole process from rapid development to glory, then to decline and now closed.” As an old factory employee, Yang Lin had ample reason to be proud. He told the 21st Century Business Reporter, “2013 is a factory. In the most brilliant year, the monthly output is up to 10 million units.”

At that time, Samsung mobile phones are also catching up with the wave of smart machine replacement, and the models represented by Samsung Galaxy series mobile phones frantically seize the market. According to researcher Counterpoint, Samsung’s mobile phone market share in China was 20% in 2013, ranking first.

However, after that, Samsung mobile phones entered a bottleneck in the Chinese market and lost ground. Correspondingly, the output of Samsung Communications is also declining.

According to data provided by IDC China to 21st Century Business Herald, Samsung’s annual market share in China was 5.5% in 2016, less than 3% in 2017 and 0.9% in the first three quarters of 2018.

Even Samsung’s global smartphone sales have begun to weaken. According to Gartner data, in the third quarter of this year, Samsung smartphones shipped a total of 73.306 million units, down 14.3% from the 85,560,300 units in the same period last year. Samsung’s share of global smartphone shipments in the quarter also fell to 18.9% from 22.3% in the same period last year.

The decline in sales means that the intention to control costs is even more urgent.

“The production of Samsung mobile phones is gradually shifting to factories in Huizhou and Vietnam, China.” Many Samsung employees told 21st Century Business Herald.

According to previous reports from South Korean media, Samsung Electronics’ annual production capacity in the two factories in Beining and Taiyuan, Vietnam, is 240 million units, while the Tianjin plant has an annual production capacity of 36 million units and the Huizhou factory has 72 million units.

Everything We Know About the Samsung Galaxy S9 So Far, From Rumors to Release Date

Samsung is just a few weeks away from releasing the long-awaited Galaxy S9, the latest in its long line of Android-based Apple iPhone competitors.

Companies like Samsung are notoriously tight-lipped about what their upcoming smartphones might look like, or what features they might include. So far we know for sure when Samsung’s Galaxy S9 will be officially unveiled, and that Samsung is pitching the S9’s camera as a main selling point.

But there’s an entire cottage industry built up around smartphone rumors and leaks that we can use to glean some more information about the Samsung Galaxy S9’s potential features, specs, price and more.

Here’s what we know about the Samsung Galaxy S9 so far.

Samsung Galaxy S9 Release Date and Price

Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S9 (and likely a larger Galaxy S9 Plus version) on Sunday, Feb. 25 during Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain. Samsung typically begins shipping new smartphones within a few weeks of announcing them. So it’s a safe bet you’ll start seeing the Galaxy S9 on store shelves and available online by mid-March or so.

The Galaxy S9 price isn’t clear yet. But it’s likely to be comparable to Apple’s most expensive phones — that is, in the $699-$999 range.

Samsung Galaxy S9 Specs

The U.S. version of the Samsung Galaxy S9 could use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 845 processor, which will help it take better pictures and video, enable new artificial intelligence improvements, and result in overall better and more efficient performance. The Snapdragon could help improve the battery life on Samsung’s Galaxy S9 without physically larger batteries, too.

The Samsung Galaxy S9 that will be sold in other parts of the world might use Samsung’s own Exynos processor instead of the Snapdragon, CNBC reports.

Samsung Galaxy S9 Camera

The camera will be a chief selling point for the Galaxy S9, if Samsung’s promotional teaser is any indication. The aforementioned Snapdragon 845 processor would certainly help in that regard. The Galaxy S9 could get some improvements in the camera system itself, too, with a 12-megapixel rear-facing camera featuring an f/1.5 lens, Forbes reports. A lens with that wide an aperture would certainly help with low-light photography.

It’s unclear whether Samsung will give both the standard issue Galaxy S9 and the Galaxy S9 plus a dual rear-facing camera system, or only put such a setup on the Plus model. Details about the front-facing camera system are also shaky at this point.

Samsung Galaxy S9 Features

Samsung’s Galaxy S9 is rumored to have some bonus features that might excite some Android fans out there. Samsung is reportedly working on big improvements to its eye-scanning tech, for example, making it more secure and function better than it does on previous Galaxy models. There’s also a chance the Galaxy S9 could have some kind of face-scanning unlocking feature similar to Apple’s Face ID system.

There have been rumors that the Samsung Galaxy S9 would include a fingerprint scanner built directly into the touchscreen, but recent reports say that might not be the case after all.

Also worth noting: The Galaxy S9 could feature an FM radio option, Tom’s Guide reports, allowing users to tune in to local radio broadcasts. That may seem a little retro on such a high-tech device, but it’s an option that some people have long wanted.

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This is Samsung Galaxy Note 8’s dual-camera, Live Focus advantage

Samsung’s Galaxy Note8 has finally been revealed, and if you have any interest in photography at all, you’ll be focused on the phone’s new dual-camera system. This is a first for Samsung, which has previously stuck with a single camera while its competitors—Apple and LG, to name just two—have gone the dual route.

While LG uses a second camera for wide-angle photos, Samsung is using its second sensor for a depth-of-field mode it’s dubbed Live Focus. I got some hands-on time with the Note8 during a pre-briefing, and I’m convinced this is a huge upgrade for Samsung’s photography fans.

Samsung Note8

Note8 camera specs

The hardware is made up of two separate systems. The main camera has been dubbed “wide,” but is really just a traditional normal lens like on other Samsung phones. The second camera is the “telephoto” option, affording 2x optical zoom over the wide. Both cameras boast 12-megapixel sensors with the same Dual Pixel technology found in the Galaxy S8 and S8+ from earlier this year.

The wide lens has an aperture of f/1.7, while the telephoto goes with a slower f/2.4. This means the telephoto lens needs more light than the wide lens in order to achieve the same exposure.

Samsung Note8

In a first for smartphones, Samsung has added optical image stabilization (OIS) to the telephoto lens of the Note8. Almost every smartphone has some form of OIS on its main camera, but none of the second cameras have had this—until now.

Optical image stabilization is a relatively advanced hardware feature wherein the camera’s lens assembly is integrated with a gyro motor. As your shaking hand struggles to maintain focus on an object, the gyro compensates for this motion, and keeps a lock on whatever you’re about to shoot. No one has a perfectly steady grip, so OIS is there to give the camera more time to leave its shutter open, resulting in a cleaner, less blurry image.

In fact, because of the longer focal range and slower aperture of the telephoto lens, it’s even more important to have OIS on this sensor. I’m glad Samsung included this feature, and it should go a long way toward taking better shots. We’ll know for sure when I do my Note8 camera tests (currently, the LG G6 is our pick for best smartphone camera.)

The dual camera advantage

Dual smartphone cameras are as trendy as ever in 2017, and almost every manufacturer has at least one dual-camera phone in its line-up. For two generations, LG has used the second camera as a true wide-angle lens—it has an almost fish eye view of the world, and lets you capture a more panoramic shot than you would with a traditional lens.

Huawei takes a different approach, dedicating a second monochrome camera to gather fine details. Huawei’s software then melds this monochrome shot with the RGB image from the main camera, and the result is an overall better photo, especially in shadows and highlights.

Samsung has opted for a much more common route, using the second lens as a telephone (or zoomed-in) option. This is the same approach we see in Apple’s iPhone 7 Plus, and allows the Note8 to dip its toe into the world of depth-of-field effects. But where Apple calls this Portrait Mode, Samsung has dubbed these background-blurring bokeh tricks Live Focus.

By using two cameras, the Note8 is able to model a three-dimensional space, and then use software to introduce artificial blur around the focus point. The camera app includes a handy slider that allows you to adjust—in real time—how much background blur will be present in your final shot. The iPhone 7 Plus doesn’t have this level of control, so Samsung has an exclusive on this trick. For now, at least. We’ll have to see what Apple has in store for the iPhone 7s and iPhone 8.

Open the Note8’s gallery app, and you’ll have access to the same depth slider in all photos shot with Live Focus turned on. From there, you can save a new image with a different amount of blur in it. This is possible because all of the information captured by the second camera remains intact.

The post-production slider feature isn’t entirely new, and I actually prefer Huawei’s method of giving you an F-stop number to adjust for easy reference. But in my brief time with Live Focus mode, it worked well. It’s a brand new processing technology, so it’ll probably take a while for users to figure out how they can use it best.

It’s impossible to determine a camera’s true quality without studying the pixels of full-resolution photos downloaded to a desktop PC. So please stay tuned for our comprehensive camera tests once we have the Galaxy Note8. We’ll be shooting both in the studio and out in the field.

Galaxy S8 battery life tips: How to control battery drain

The Galaxy S8 and S8+ are two of the best Android smartphones available, but if you’re going to get any use out of features like Bixby Voice and Samsung’s stellar camera, you’ll want to implement a few power-saving strategies.

Fortunately, Samsung bundled in a helpful power-saving mode to keep the Galaxy S8’s battery steadily pumping throughout the day. We’ll teach you how to set it up, as well as how to implement some best practices for prolonging the life of your shiny Samsung phone.

Galaxy S8

The best part is that you don’t need to download anything to improve the health of your Galaxy S8’s battery. All you have to do is read on.

Get rid of battery-sucking apps
Set up power saving mode
Get notified of bad behavior
Go low resolution
Automatic brightness isn’t always a savior
Ditch the always-on display
Ditch the Assistants, too
Keep the screen off

How to Charge Samsung Galaxy S8 Battery First Time

After the failure of Samsung Note 7, Samsung devotes to win their consumers back this year. To attract shoppers’ eyeballs, Samsung doesn’t keep Samsung Galaxy S8’s design under wraps, by contrast, their information disclosed in advance and many rumors released among people. What can we expect from the latest Samsung generation？Let’s see what we can assure ourselves when the Samsung debut in New York City and how to charge Samsung Galaxy S8 battery first time if you are ready to be a user of it.
Expectations from Samsung Galaxy S8 for sure
Without any doubt Samsung spares no effort to improve their battery quality. As a result, Samsung Galaxy S8 may have adopted its revised eight-point battery testing procedure and meanwhile it will leave more space inside for the battery. Another concern is that it features a bezel-less infinity display and brandy new intelligent assistant Bixby, practically everyone knows bigger display means more power consuming, moreover, the cool Bixby would probably be another power draining source.
How to charge Samsung Galaxy S8 battery first time
When facing a brand-new mobile phone, people tend to ask more questions about how to prolong the mobile phones’ battery life. In fact, various smartphones comes with the similar way to avoid being damaged. However, when comes to the first charge, there are some difference to Li-ion batteries. As a common used battery today, Li-ion batteries are much smarter than before. They needn’t to be full charged at the first three times charging, as it is the case with lead acid, nor is it desirable to do so. In most cases, the recommendation on the instruction book is the best way to charge Samsung Galaxy S8 battery first time before using. Additionally, full-charge even do harm to your new phone as high voltages may stress the battery.
Besides the first time, charge your phone properly afterwards is also very important, here are some attentions you should be paid:
 Keep a battery at a favorable temperature
 Avoid harsh discharge and ultra-fast charge
 Store Li-ion at partial charge better at about 50 percent SOC