Multi-window mode for the Galaxy S III on its way with the Android 4.1.2 update
Images were leaked on the web which will show that Samsung Galaxy S3(GT-I9300) will support multiview in Android 4.1.2.
This new feature will give two options to users.This means they can surf
the web while watching movie on their phone.You can also even change
the width of the screen of each application.
Multiview feature is already used in Galaxy Note 2,Galaxy Note 10.1
Android 4.1.2 update will be provided in December
One of the sweetest, if not the most sugary feature in the new Nature UX of Samsung as found on the Galaxy Note II, is that it includes the multi-window mode, allowing you to split the screen in various ratios, and run two apps at once.
You
can be watching a video or checking out a document, and chatting with
comments below them, for example, but the possibilities are endless, as
you can mix and match any two apps on the phone.
Apparently
this multitasking regime will arrive to the phone with the next Android
4.1.2 update, judging from some leaked screenshots that display a trial
update for a Galaxy S III on an Israeli carrier. The split screen mode
is also coming to the gallery, where you have the albums/folders on the
left, and their content on the right, just like on the Note II.
The
source says the 4.1.2 update for the Galaxy S III should be coming
before year-end, and we've heard December mentioned before, so not much
waiting left.
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This is a iGO 720x1280 partocea repack for Samsung Galaxy SIII, combining data from
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All credits to the respective sources, none of this is mine to any extent.
Instructions:
1. Copy the files to your internal or external SD
card, under iGO directory (important!).
-----I cannot be held responsible for anything that happens to you or your phone, from carrying out anything I have said!-----
Credits: txlibre, mskip, the person whoever originally wrote these instructions
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Part 1 (A-E) - http://youtu.be/P1H2yUyQ4J8
Part 2 (1-25) - http://youtu.be/uAVbYx68WI4
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Now for the actual process:
1 - Using Root Explorer, copy the file nv_data.bin file from your phones /efs folder to your PC and open it in Notepad++.
2 - Scroll down and find address 00181460, modify the 01 to 00.
3 - Save the file.
4 - Copy the modified nv_data.bin from your computer back to your phones /efs folder using Root Explorer. .....(Make sure you keep a copy of this modified file for step 15.)
5 - Once copied to the phone, open Root Explorer and long press on the
nv_data.bin file till the menu pops up and select 'Permissions'.
6 - Make sure ONLY the Read, Write and Execute boxes for Owner are ticked, and press OK.
7 - Then again, long press on the nv_data.bin file till the menu pops up, and select 'Change owner'.
8 - Change Owner and Group to 1001-Radio and press OK.
9 - Restart your phone.
10 - Once restarted dial *#7465625#, check Network Lock is ON and press OK.
11 - Using Root Explorer, copy the file nv.log from your phones /efs folder to your PC and open it.
12 - You should see something like: ... ..Mon Jun 18 23:34:32 2012: MD5
fail. orignal md5 'e1493854d4d62ff4e123040855f8b2a9' computed md5
'd29d791b193de8b6711445231fb7d427' (rild) .. ...Mon Jun 18 23:34:32 2012: backup NV restored. ... ..(Your numbers may differ).
13 - Copy the file nv_data.bin.md5 from your phones /efs folder to your PC and open it. ... ..You should see the first number listed in step 12 (in my case e1493854d4d62ff4e123040855f8b2a9).
14 - Copy the second number in step 12 (in my case
d29d791b193de8b6711445231fb7d427) and put in the nv_data.bin.md5 file,
so it is the only number in there. Now save the file.
15 - Now copy the modified nv_data.bin file (from step 4) and the
modified nv_data.bin.md5 (from step 14) back to your /efs folder on your
phone.
16 - Once copied, long press on the nv_data.bin file till the menu pops up and select 'Permissions'.
17 - Make sure ONLY the Read, Write and Execute boxes for Owner are ticked and press OK.
18 - Then again long press on the nv_data.bin file till the menu pops up and select 'Change owner'.
19 - Change Owner and Group to 1001-Radio and press OK.
20 - Now, long press on the nv_data.bin.md5 file till the menu pops up and select 'Permissions'.
21 - Make sure ONLY the Read, Write and Execute boxes for Owner are ticked and press OK.
22 - Then again long press on the nv_data.bin.md5 file till the menu pops up and select 'Change owner'.
23 - Change Owner and Group to 1001-Radio and press OK.
24 - Restart your phone.
25 - Once restarted dial *#7465625# and check Network Lock is OFF and press OK.
