Samsung Galaxy S II User Manual

Try this -- from the home screen tap on Contacts then choose a contact. You should see a star located just the right of the contact name. Tap on the star to add that contact as a favourite.

On my T-Mobile Galaxy S 2, there is no star next to the name in the contacts list. Now what??

have tried above instructions but still can not add to favorites.

adding contacts as favorites galaxy 2

Koodo and we have a flip phone which is Koodo and it has service everywhere, This samsung galaxy s2 phone only has serivce when you are close to number one only. Thinking somehow they have it hooked up only to rodgers towers.

Hi Patsy. Which carrier are you with?

Hi Jana. There's this new app named Dumpster. With it you can do the following: - Restore deleted pictures. - Restore deleted music files. - Restore deleted videos. - Undelete files (pdf, mp3, doc, avi, jpg, txt, etc.). - Restore deleted files with a single tap. - Preview your deleted pictures before recovering. - Auto-clean backup files at a given period. - Screen lock - Internet connection absolutely not required. - No need to root your device. - Restore deleted contacts (coming soon) - Restore deleted SMS text messages (coming soon) You can download the app from Google Play, click here.

Thank you for your help. I have downloaded that app. Although it didnt restore my original lost pics, it did restore the test ones I deleted.

Hi Mary. To download photos from Samsung Galaxy S II to computer:- Connect USB to your phone and computer, connect the smaller end to your phone and the larger end to your computer. - Your device will initiate MTP mode, once this happen, your computer will recognize your phone and prompt you to access phone's data. - From there on, you can copy and paste files, to and from your computer.

What about if the MTP mode will not initiate, what should I do? to download picture from the computer?

What does it say? It could be security code or could be carrier unlock code. If it's security code, you can get it from the carrier your phone was originally purchased from. I'm not sure though if they will help if you're not their subscriber. If it's carrier unlock code, you need to get code from phone unlocking websites.

I think it is carrier lock.If you want to unlock carrier lock , first get the unlock code and unlock your carrier lock.You can buy the unlock code from online providers like Onlinegsmunlock.com

Try this -- Tap on Settings> Voice Input and Output > Text to Speech Settings > Untick 'Driving Mode'.DON' T WORK !!!! This is not an option , continue to bark ! This option is not turned on. This cretin reads all the points in a comma ...

Try this -- Tap on Settings> Voice Input and Output > Text to Speech Settings > Untick 'Driving Mode'.

Hi Suzanne. If your phone is experiencing some trouble it can force itself into Safe Mode so you can continue using the phone and get the chance to fix whatever it is that is causing your phone to crash. When you're done and want to exit Safe Mode, here's how: 1. Turn off the phone by pressing the Power button. 2. Pull the battery out and wait for 30 seconds. 3. Put the battery back in. 4. Turn on your phone, and if successful, you shouldn't see anymore the Safe Mode on the left hand corner. If you still want to get the user manual, you can get it from the Samsung Galaxy S II page.

I was looking for the Samsung Galaxy S Touch, but couldn't find this phone. But if you're referring to the Samsung Galaxy 550, the topic you chose for this question, you can download the manual from the Samsung Galaxy 550 page. Just click on the link located on the right hand side of the screen to initiate the download.

Are you sure? I have bought a Samsung Galaxy S II X and no radio. I called Samsung and they say no radio built in. (odd because Future shop says it has it and I tested it in the dealer) I would check again

Yes, it does have radio set. If it doesn't, it wouldn't work as a mobile phone.

The music player on the Samsung Galaxy S 2 supports files with extensions AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MP3, WMA, 3GP, MP4, and M4A. Launching the Music Player allows you to navigate through your music library, play songs, and create playlists (music files bigger than 300 KB are displayed). More information can be found on page 67-69 of the user manual.

Just in case you don't have the user manual, you can download it here in our website from the Samsung Galaxy S II product page.

Not even downloading anything on it? Also, are you running a lot of apps? I suggest having your phone checked. Maybe there's a problem with battery.