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You have just bought a brand new Samsung Galaxy S7, S7 edge or even a Samsung Galaxy Note 7, and the first thing you do is root it and install a custom recovery. Then, you find the perfect custom ROM and install it on your phone. Your phone then reboots only for you to find out that you are unable to make any phone calls or connect to the internet. Errors such as “Can’t connect to network” or “Unable to connect to the internet” start appearing. You can’t call anyone, message anyone or even connect to the internet using your card’s data. When you go to Settings > About Phone, you notice that Baseband Version is unknown and there is no IMEI number. Why does that happen? Because during the installation of the new custom ROM, the EFS folder or partition becomes corrupt. The EFS folder contains important information about your phone’s connectivity details and IMEI number. When this folder goes corrupt, you cannot do anything that it related to the SIM card. How to backup a...

Now, we have come up with stock apps and features from the stunning Galaxy Note 7 app and feature port (Grace UX port) for some premium Samsung devices like the Galaxy S7 (Edge), S6 (Edge), Note 5, and Note 4. This port is only for Samsung devices running on stock TouchWiz Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow firmware only. These apps have been tested working on Note 5, S6 and should also work on S7, S7 Edge, S5, Note 4 etc. Some apps listed here are standalone APK files and can be installed directly using the default application installer. However, some app here needs to replace the stock app from the location system/priv-app and provide suitable permissions which may or may not require root access. Moreover, it is recommended that you take a TWRP backup (Nandroid backup) as the procedure requires replacing the system apps and also modifying the system.If you can reach the apps then you don’t require root access. Just follow the instructions associated with the download links below and you will ...

Samsung took more time than expected to release the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update to its flagship devices. The company started rolling out the firmware in January this year, months after its counterparts had taken the leap, and most of the flagship devices received it just a few weeks ago. However, it is said to be planning to push out Google's latest operating system Android N to some of its flagship devices this year. Google unveiled Android N at its annual developer conference event I/O 2016. The beta version of the firmware is currently available for download but actual release of the OS is expected to happen after a couple of months. The Android N update schedule for its devices, however, SamMobile has reported, citing insiders, that devices like the Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge, Galaxy S6 edge+, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, and Galaxy Note 5 will be the first to get the new firmware, and it is expected to happen in the fourth quarter of this year. It went on to claim that the OS ...