Following the release of the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop, developer communities are busy building Android 5.0 Lollipop based custom ROM for various smartphones including Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 GT-S7275. Folks over at XDA have released Lollipop custom ROM for Galaxy Ace 3 LTE (GT-S7275), which is based on the CyanogenMod 12 (Android 5.0)
Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 is an entry level Android smartphone, so its hardware specifications aren’t capable for upgrading to latest Android 4.4 Kitkat OS, but that don’t stop Android developers to bring latest Android KitKat features to Galaxy Ace S5830 users. The custom ROM based on Cyanogenmod 11ROM brings KitKat look and feel on your Galaxy Ace S5830.
After trying out several custom ROMs on your good old Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830, you might want to go back to its original stock ROM for several reasons. For example, if the custom ROM drains your device’s battery more fastly, if your phone stuck at a bootloop after installing a custom ROM or any problem associated with custom ROMs. Here is an easy to do guide to install official stock firmware on Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830.
Recently Samsung has rolled out Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update for the Galaxy Ace 2 (GT-I8160) device. If you have updated your Galaxy Ace 2 to the official Jelly Bean (4.1.2) firmware (XXMC8), you might lose your phone’s root status, so you no longer able to flash apps, kernel or custom ROM (flashing means system files are replaced) come in the .zip format on your device.
Looking for a simple solution for extending the internal storage memory of your Android Phone? So that you can install as many app as you like (subject to the maximum size you decide). For example, the popular Samsung Galaxy Ace (S5830) has only 200MB internal storage memory, so after installing few apps it begin to show “low on space” warning. You can solve this “low on space” issue by utilizing a portion of your SD card for installing apps.
Samsung Galaxy Ace is an attractive Android phone with advance features. If you own this lovely gadget and want to boost its battery life, increase 3G network speed and overall performance, or if you felt that your phone still needs little extra boost, you can use SlaidyBoost Script package to tweak your Galaxy Ace.