How To Unlock Your Android Password Or Pattern With Out Loosing Your Data @All

                                 

How to unlock or reset your android password or pattern lock with out roosing your data.

 I will show you how to unlock your android device lock password or pattern if you have forgotten your lock password or pattern and can remember your Google Gmail account.

If you have synchronized your android device with Google Gmail account before then you just need to signin your Gmail account and the lock password or pattern will be removed,
But  if you have not sync your device with Gmail or you have forgotten your Gmail ID then no need to panic just follow the step below and you will reset your android device and lock password or  pattern will be removed.

Here are steps to recover lock pattern of any android device phone

1., Switch off the phone.

2,. Now hold this buttons all together at the same time “Volume up + Home Key + Power Button” until the phone boots Not ; if you device doesn’t have a home button just hold together volume up key and power key

 3,. Now a screen like DOS will come up with different options

4,. Use the volume +key to move up and down then scroll down to “Restore Factory Defaults” or “Delete all User Data” depending on which is on your device.

5,. After clicking on the settings above, now scroll down to “Reboot System Now ” and wait for your phone to reboot.


Now your phone will reboot and all lock password or pattern will be removed.
                       

                              Enjoy  joy

SmartPhones Are Now Becoming Like PC, The New Samsung Note 4 Edge

                                                         

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is certainly creative. Its defining characteristic is a small portion of curved glass that bends around the right side of the phone. It's unlike anything else you've seen on a smartphone.

That tiny curve on the Edge's display functions as a second screen. It can display a list of apps, quick settings, notifications, weather and the time. It also serves as a stopwatch, timer, health tracker, Twitter (TWTR, Tech30) feed and even a ruler. It's unique.

But, like most Samsung phones, the Edge's defining feature is more gimmicky than helpful. The Edge doesn't do much that your smartphone can't (and other than the curved edge, it's essentially a Galaxy Note 4). Instead of displaying Android's typical dock of four apps at the bottom of the screen or notifications at the top of the screen, the Edge just relocates them to the right-hand side of the phone. The same goes for the quick settings, weather and all the other Edge features.

                                                                   

                                                           

Samsung gadgets Even my favorite Edge feature, the dimly lit night clock, is essentially just a relocated version of Android's "daydream" clock. The curved edge mostly just ends up getting in the way. When watching a video or using an app that doesn't make use of the special Edge feature, the curve just displays a persistent "Galaxy Note Edge" scribble that I couldn't stop looking at. It is also a bit awkwardly located, since it's where righties' thumbs and lefties' fingers usually rest. 

The Edge is smart enough that it doesn't pick up accidental taps from resting fingers, but sometimes making a selection requires some double-tapping. Related: Samsung to stop making so many damn phones Despite its weaknesses, there's something admirable and kind of fun about the Galaxy Note Edge. Most innovations in the smartphone space focus on bigger screens and better cameras. Those improvements are important, but it also means smartphones are becoming like PCs, with little discernible difference between them.


The Galaxy Note Edge shows that there's still some tinkering to be done with the basic concept of smartphone design. Why do screens need to be flat? What new things can smartphones do if they are shaped differently.