Samsung Galaxy Centura
Key specs
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Overview
Software & Support
Display
Secondary Display
Camera — Main
Camera — Front
Camera — Scores
Performance
Battery
Connectivity
Cellular
Design & Build
Audio
Input & Navigation
Safety
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Messaging: SMS, MMS, Google Talk
Multi-Use Smart Phone / PDA: Yes
Graphics: Yes
Backlit Illumination: Yes
Zoom / Magnification: Yes
Screen Orientation Lock: Yes
Predictive Text Entry: Yes
Voice Commands: Yes
Keypad/Screen Lock: Yes
Multiple Numbers Per Contact: Email address, Other fields
Contact Groups: Yes
Voice Activated Dialing: Yes
Photo Caller ID: Yes
Web Browser: Yes
Email Client: Yes
Email Protocols: POP3, IMAP, SMTP, Microsoft Exchange
PC Synchronization: Yes
Audio Formats: MIDI, MP3, AAC+, AAC, AMR, WMA, WAV, OGG
Video Playback Formats: 3GP / 3GPP, H.264 / AVC, MPEG-4
Streaming Video: Yes
Custom Ringtones: Yes
Vibration Alert: Yes
Downloadable Ringtones: Yes
Ringer ID: Yes
Speakerphone: Yes
Haptic Feedback: Yes
Data Tethering: Yes
Mobile Hotspot: Yes
Games: Downloadable
Apps: Downloadable
Included Software / Apps: –
Calendar, World Clock, Alarm, Calculator, Maps, Voice Memos / Recorder
Specifications are sourced from manufacturers and third-party databases and may contain errors. Suggest a correction →
What people actually want to know
Why are photos and ringtones duplicated on my Samsung Galaxy Centura?
Duplicate photos and ringtones on your Samsung Galaxy Centura typically occur due to multiple file transfers, syncing conflicts, or app cache issues. Here’s how to fix it:
For duplicate photos:
- Go to Settings > Applications > All > Gallery
- Tap Clear data to remove backup copies
- Check your SD card for duplicate files using a file manager app and delete extras manually
For duplicate ringtones:
- Open Settings > Sound > Ringtone
- Note which ringtones appear multiple times
- Use a file manager to navigate to your ringtone folder and delete duplicate files
To prevent duplicates:
- Avoid transferring or downloading the same files multiple times
- If using cloud sync (Google Photos), disable syncing from multiple sources
- Don’t move media files between folders repeatedly using third-party apps
If duplicates persist after clearing data and removing files, back up your important content and contact Straight Talk support for device-specific assistance.
When was the Samsung Galaxy Centura released?
The Samsung Galaxy Centura was released on May 3, 2013.
How long does the battery last on the Samsung Galaxy Centura?
The Samsung Galaxy Centura has a 1,500 mAh battery.
Does the Samsung Galaxy Centura support wireless charging?
No, the Samsung Galaxy Centura does not support wireless charging.
Does the Samsung Galaxy Centura have a headphone jack?
Yes, the Samsung Galaxy Centura has a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Does the Samsung Galaxy Centura have NFC?
No, the Samsung Galaxy Centura does not have NFC. Contactless payments and tap-to-pair will not be available.
Where can I get support for the Samsung Galaxy Centura?
Visit Samsung's official support page for warranty info, repairs, and troubleshooting.
Where can I download the Samsung Galaxy Centura manual?
You can view and download the Samsung Galaxy Centura manual on our dedicated manual page.
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Wow was this a HUGE pain in the @** ok first download any mp3 ringtone you want or have to use etc. Plug your Samsung Galaxy Centura into your computer using the provided usb cord. Ignore the pop up window when asked what you want to do. I'm using windows 7 so open the download or piece of music etc that you want to use as you ringtone with windows media player. In the top right corner of the screen that's playing your tone/song hover over the 3 little squares with the back arrow it says switch to library click it or the song will finish playing and then you can click go to library. Once in the main windows media player library screen on the right you will see your song/tone/mp3 in blue under unsaved list. Right click on your songs/tone/mp3 name and choose open file location. Once file location is open your song/tone/mp3 will be highlighted in blue. Now look to the left list you will see your phone, mine starts with SCH- go over and left click the little arrow to the left of the SCH (your phone) to expand your phones files. I have a microSD card in, so I have 2 expansions under my phone SD Card and USB storage, if your USB storage folder isnt already expanded, click USB storage now and a drop down will appear mmsyscache alarms android data DCIM download MBSTGO MBSTPH movies music notifications pictures podcasts ringtones Finally left click you highlighted song/tone/mp3 hold it and drag it over to ringtones. If you want it for a personalized notification left click hold and drag it to notifications. Now look on your phone system settings click sound then phone ringtone. your ringtone should now be there, click on it hit ok to set and BAM!!! your done. Same for Notifications, if you drug your song to notifications go to settings, sound, notification and it's there. Hope this helps someone because I was ready to pull my hair out literally, why they make this so much harder and confusing than it has to be. Enjoy!!!!