Install English MIUI 1.5.6 Android 2.3.4 ROM On Galaxy S I9000

The Samsung Galaxy S I9000 is in dire need of good ROMs, anyone can vouch for that, but there is still hope with MIUI out there. Earlier we had covered Froyo and Gingerbread based MIUI ROMs for the Galaxy S, but those have been rendered obsolete with the release of the MIUI 1.5.6 ROM. The release is one of the most stable we’ve come across so far and having run it on our Galaxy S, we found the experience quite pleasing. If you don’t know what MIUI is and are wondering what we’re going on about, you should see our guide on what is MIUI ROM for Android. For a preview of the features this ROM brings and how to install it on your Galaxy S, read on! Read More

How To Root Any Samsung Galaxy S I9000 Stock ROM

Samsung Galaxy S I9000 is one of the most popular Android devices out there. We have previously covered rooting guides for the Galaxy based on Froyo Stock ROMs. Then a few weeks back when the unofficial Gingerbread was leaked, it obviously removed all previous root privileges you enjoyed, hence a root for the Galaxy running Gingerbread had to be developed. While we don’t mind the different methods or tools involved every time, we wouldn’t mind one universal solution. Thanks to XDA-Developers, forum member nikademus has come up with a kernel that now allows you to root any stock Galaxy S ROM, from Froyo based stock ROMs, to Gingerbread based ROMs. For more on this, and how to use it, read on! Read More

How To Install Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread On Samsung Galaxy S I9000

Android 2.2 Froyo never got to see the light of day officially on the Samsung Galaxy S I9000. We waited for that day till rumors about an official Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread update for the Galaxy S started going around on the internet. You were skeptic, we were skeptic, but we all eventually hoped the day would come. It did in the form of a few unofficial leaks which were instable or half done the likes of which we previously covered a few weeks back based on Android 2.3.2. That picture has changed today, and we can confirm that the Gingerbread leak, is in fact the real deal, be it unofficial since it’s a leak over the internet before its time. For more on this ROM and how to install it on your Galaxy S, read on! Read More

Install MIUI Custom Camera App On Samsung Galaxy S / Vibrant

Now when Samsung put in the wonderful 5Mp camera into the Vibrant, we think they got a little too carried away with the touch to focus functionality. More on that in a while, the interface is big and too bold taking up almost 3/4th of the screen when you’re trying configure any settings. While that may not bother some and appeal to some, we find it too cluttered. And whatever happened to swiping your fingers across the menu to scroll through the various options? The MIUI Camera app, tries to fix all that. Read on for more on this app. Read More

Install Gingerbread Based MIUI Custom ROM On Samsung Galaxy S

We have covered the Gingerbread based MIUI ROM for the Samsung Captivate, now we have the same ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S. The MIUI 2.3.3 ROM boasts the Gingerbread backbone and combines all the goodness of the MIUI ROM. If you don’t know what the MIUI ROM is, see our complete guide on what is MIUI ROM for Android? If you do, continue reading on for more on this ROM and how to install it! Read More

Install Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread On Samsung Galaxy S I9000

Android 2.3 Gingerbread for Samsung Galaxy S is here! After lots of doubts and anxious moments when this ROM was leaked over a Polish forum, we can now confirm that the leak, is in fact a legitimate Gingerbread ROM by Samsung meant for the Galaxy S I9000. What’s more is that since the leak happened, forum members at XDA-Developers have started working on some fixes as well. For more information on this ROM and how to install it on your phone, read on! Read More

Install Steel Blue V3 Theme & Boot Animation On Samsung Galaxy S I9000

Installing  a custom theme to your Android device gives it an entirely personalized look reflecting your choice and if you are an owner of the Samsung Galaxy S I9000, you can now install the spectacular Steep Blue V3 theme as well as boot animation to your phone and give it a fresh new look to boast on this Samsung Galaxy S series phone's beautiful 4” Super AMOLED screen! For more screenshots of the theme and boot animations as well as the complete installation guide, read on. Read More

Use Odin To Root Samsung Galaxy S i9000 Running Android 2.3 Gingerbread

Its only fair that Samsung’s most powerful Android device to date should be on Android 2.3 Gingerbread. While Samsung has announced that they would be upgrading the Galaxy S to Gingerbread, custom Gingerbread ROMs for the device are already available. An unrooted Samsung Galaxy I9000 running a Gingerbread is pretty much like the Jedi’s without their light sabers or Master Yoda with no control over The Force. What’re you waiting for? Read ahead on how to use a simple procedure to root your device. Read More

Enable Automatic Call Recording On Samsung Galaxy S I9000

Now you can record calls automatically on your Samsung Galaxy S I9000 thanks to XDA-Developers forum member antsm who has come up with a mod for the phone app that allows you to automate call recordings. In addition, Dark3n has also developed an app that allows you to control the features of this mod very easily! If you have a choppy memory or you like to keep records of all your conversations on this Samsung Galaxy S Series device, this mod is a must for you. Read More

Create & Install Custom Android 2.2 Froyo ROM On Galaxy S & Captivate

Tried all the custom Froyo ROMs on your Samsung Galaxy S I9000 or Captivate? If that geek in you still hungers for more, we might just have something you can cook up to feed that appetite. RomKitchen is a web app that allows you to conveniently create your very own Galaxy S or Captivate Froyo ROM through a GUI in a few simple steps. Please note that if you have any other Galaxy S variant, like the Epic 4G, Vibrant or Fascinate, ROMs created through this web app won’t work on these devices. Read More