How To Recover Data From Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge +

Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are released in recent days. It no wonder that Samsung is entering into rivalry with Apple over cellphones. This Samsung series is of novel design and excellent user experience.

It is surely amazing to own this new stunner, but remember to take care of it while using. Anyway, electronic products like cellphones get broken easily. Once it is damaged, it may leave you a lot of troubles. And when the phone goes old, you may encounter the unpleasantness too. Take an example of data loss. Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are not immune.

Here you can see the most common ways people lose important data on their phone.

1.There are many people who use a SD card to extend the memory of cellphone. But the thing is that SD cards get corrupted easier than the internal space. So the data stored on the SD card is more likely to get damaged than that on the internal space. And the main reason that causes the SD card to corrupt is the virus, which is not easy to remove.
2.A corrupt software can also be the reason why you lose your important data. There are various apps on the phone asking to get access to the sensitive personal data like messages and contacts. So be careful when you show your authorization to these apps.
3.The update is also on the list of attention sometimes. Have you ever fail to install an application with the update packages download? Yes, you may find that the malfunctions happen on your phone, and at this time, some of the important data get damaged.
The data files on our phones are all important with personal information or work details. For instance, we use messages to communicate with others everyday, so the last time you want to see is that you lost your messages with important information & you will find it hard to get them back. And to create backup files does work to a certain degree. However, most of people have no ideas about how to recover their lost data. In this case, you can read on this article and then you will become able to do data recovery by yourself.

How to Recover Lost Data from Samsung Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge

To recover data from Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, you need a third party Samsung Recovery tool, and I am a big fan of Dr.Fone for Android, which is a nice recovery software. My phone is a HUAWEI one, and it is supported by Dr.Fone for Android. According to the official introduction, Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are supported, too.

Main Features of Dr.Fone for Android

1.The interface of it is friendly and intuitive, so that you can learn to use it soon after you pick it up. And there is guidance provided.
2.You can recover the lost data from Galaxy S6 Edge / S6 as long as they are not overwritten.
3.You can save the recoverable data to your computer directly.
4.This application also helps you fix your phone.
5.You can preview any and every data file you plan to recover.
6.All the data can be recovered from Galaxy S6 Edge including messages, contacts, photos, WhatsApp messages, videos, music, documents, etc. And all of them can lost because of corrupt software, factory reset, phone crash or damage and ROM flashing.

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Samsung's bendable smartphones might become real in early 2017

Samsung has been toying with the idea of bendable (or is it foldable? who knows) phones since 2008, when it showed a prototype device sporting a folding OLED display at the Society for Information Display (SID) exhibition.
Now, according to a report by Bloomberg, Samsung might actually be getting ready to launch not one, but two bendable smartphones, as soon as early 2017

The report, which cites the ubiquitous "people familiar with the matter," says both devices will sport OLED screens. The details are somewhat rough, but from what we can gather, one device will be a phone/tablet combo, whose 5-inch screen could be unfolded into an 8-inch screen. The other will be a phone that folds in half, not unlike a cosmetic compact (so, basically a flip phone but with a screen on both sides).
Samsung certainly has the tech to do it. In 2014, the company released a video of a concept phone that folds into a tablet (and, somewhat inexplicably, automatically makes one a hit with the ladies).

And the company has shown functional, thin, small OLED displays that are fully flexible at CES 2013.
According to Bloomberg's sources, Samsung might be preparing the launch of one or even both of these phones for next year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, which typically takes place in late February. The phones, currently developed under the codename "Project Valley," will not be a part of Samsung's Galaxy S range.
Bloomberg also reiterated the recent rumor that Samsung might skip a number for its Galaxy Note phone, launching a Note 7 instead of a Note 6.

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THINNEST PHONE EVER : SAMSUNG GALAXY A8

Samsung isn't synonymous with extra-thin smartphones -- that distinction usually goes to Chinese vendors like Gionee or Oppo. However, you may have to rethink that reputation very shortly. Samsung's as yet unannounced Galaxy A8 has just been approved by China's telecom regulator TENAA, and the Android smartphone is unquestionably Samsung's thinnest yet at just over 5.9mm (0.23 inches) thick. Suddenly, the 6.3mm Galaxy A7 seems downright chunky.
Not that you'll necessarily be clamoring to get one. This is strictly a mid-range handset with a 5.7-inch 1080p Super AMOLED screen, an eight-core Snapdragon 615 processor, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of expandable storage. Its biggest perks are the subtly-integrated 16-megapixel rear camera, a 5-megapixel selfie cam and a healthy 3,050mAh battery. Moreover, the device might not show up in your neck of the woods. The Galaxy A8 going through testing at TENAA and the FCC only has China-centric LTE data, and the A-series phones haven't been readily available in the US so far. If you're absolutely determined to have the slimmest Samsung device you can get, though, you have something to look forward to in the near future.

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