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yeah, you need to make sure that in your camera settings, it is set to save to the sd card. i find that this is one of the most common memory uses. each picture taken is a significant file size. if you're not saving them to the sd card, then switch it now and move the stored pics somewhere (back them up to your pc or dropbox or wherever you store pics). videos and music as well. the operating system does take up a decent amount of space and there's simply nothing you can do about that. also, if you have a music subscription service like spotify, and you download music, it doesn't actually give you the option to use the sd card because you don't actually own that music. it will only download to that particular device (your phone) and will eat up a lot of memory.

they used to do it at the 20 month mark. not the case anymore. they've gotten real strict over the past 3-4 years about early upgrades. they did it one time when they first got the iphone, but i would count on waiting 2 more months if i were you.

jenholmesboise1 wrote: I also noticed if you go in the message hit the plus sign and record video it will send. As the video isn't in the HD. If I record from the camera and try to share it won't share to anything? Does that sound right? What is the point of HD video recording If you can't share it? this is exactly why. HD videos are huge files. you can't send them via mms or even email (email will work with extremely short video clips on some servers). the reason you can record and send from within the messaging app is because it will record in in a much smaller file size, but obviously poor resolution. your options are 1) to do it this way (record it from within the messaging app) 2) use youtube or dropbox or something....where you record the video at high resolution and then upload the video to youtube, dropbox, google drive, etc, etc....and then message the link to the video to the other person, or 3) use a video compression app. i have used "video converter android." you can take any video and then compress it. it's a fairly complex app, but i figured out how to shrink a video after playing with the app for a bit. you can set the resolution you want, or the file size, or the length, or whatever. you can play around with a video until you shrink it to a size that can be emailed or sent via mms. this is a good alternative to send a video that you've already taken. it's easier though, to send one by taking the video from within the messaging app. all of that being said, i believe the best way to do it is to shoot the video in hd and upload it somewhere that you can create a link to. this is the ONLY way to share high quality or lengthy videos. i typically use dropbox. every picture and video i take is set to automatically upload to my dropbox account. i can go in to dropbox and find any video i'd like to share and create a link to just that specific file. i then text that link to the person i want to share it with. they get the text and can download the video.

yes. open the camera. tap the icon in the top middle of the screen (two arrows around a camera) to activate the front facing camera. then just tap the camera shutter icon (looks like a camera and will be bottom middle of screen if in portrait.......left or right middle of the screen if holding in landscape).

without voiding your warranty, there is no way to go back in versions. you could find one on ebay or craigslist or somwhere, with the version you want. however, it will eventually push the update. you can ignore it a few times, but eventually, it will prompt you to decline it or it will automatically push it, and you'll have a minute (or some time frame) to decline it. unless you are always looking at the screen to constantly decline it, it will eventually push it.

have you checked the email app's settings to make sure that it's not set to only sync when connected to wifi (as a data usage precaution)? for example, i have my play store app set to automatically update apps, but only when connected to wifi so it doesn't download a 500mb app update while i'm on the LTE network. many apps have a feature like this. i don't have the s5 so i can't check the settings, but it's worth a look.

i can tell you where to find the settings, but i'm not sure if that's an option. go in to settings and select language and input. then select text-to-speech options. there should be driving mode options in there. it's also possible that if you remove the weather from the lock screen, that it may stop doing it.