On the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge the Samsung keyboard is set as default from factory. This keyboard has very good writing possibilities and also offers many features that other keyboards do not offer. However, it may be that you notice with this keyboard that words that you have been writing are corrected wrong.

The background is that the Samsung keyboard has the following option also enabled by default: "Automatic replace"

Here every word, for that there is a proposal from the Samsung keypad, is automatically replaced by pressing the spacebar. As you always tap the spacebar after writing a word the keyboard is proposing and automatically replacing the word. Unfortunately, this is often not suitable and texts can be very strange and inappropriate.

We tell you how to disable this feature on the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. Please proceeds as follows:

Open the menu and then the Settings of the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. Next select "Language & input" and then "Samsung keypad". Select in this submenu "Automatic replace". With the master controller you can disable this feature now on your Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. Then you can re-write grammatically clean texts, without the Samsung keyboard is changing them.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 can sometimes vibrate in various intervals when you receive a notification that you have not yet read. This feature can be useful, but also troublesome, especially if you just do not have time to read the notification.

If your Samsung Galaxy S6 vibrates periodically because a notification has not been read, then you can turn off the function as follows:

Open on the Samsung Galaxy S6 from the Home screen the following menu:

Step 1: Home Screen --> Menu --> Choose settings

Step 2: Tap on "Accessibility" --> “notification reminder”

Step 3: Disable now the option “notification reminder” by using the slider

From now on your Samsung Galaxy S6 does no longer vibrates in a regular interval when a notification has been received but not yet read.

Anyone who has purchased the Samsung Galaxy S6 or the Edge version has spent on several hundred dollars. Therefore it would be a shame if the smartphone gets lost. But that may happen.

Therefore on the Samsung Galaxy S6 a few software security features should be activated.

We want to show you here, exactly how it works:

To enable remote access on the Samsung Galaxy S6 please proceeds as follows:

1. Open the menu and then the Settings.

2. Navigate further on "Device Security" --> "Find My Mobile"

3. You must now Enter the data of your Samsung account. Your smartphone will now connect to the server and show you the necessary settings on the display.

4. Here you should now enable the following options:

• Remote access info
• Sim change reactivation lock

Have you made the settings, then you can now always access and locate on each computer with Internet and Samsung Find My Mobile your Samsung Galaxy S6.

If your smartphone is stolen, so you will be notified about it via SMS as soon as a new SIM card is stuck in the device. Furthermore, the device cannot be reactivated without your consent. You now have full remotely control over your Samsung Galaxy S6.

Sometimes it is useful to suppress your own number when making a call with the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. If activated, the called party cannot recognize immediately who tries to contact.

If you want to make a call with caller ID blocked with the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, then you have to proceed as follows:

1. On your smartphone open the phone app

2. Tap in the top right at "More" and then on "Settings". You are now in the phone settings.

3. Select the next submenu "More Settings".

4. After this operation tap "Show my caller ID". You can select between the following options:

• Network default
• Hide number
• Show number

5. Now select "" Hide number "in order to suppress your own number during a call.

Instead of your telephone number the other part sees only "private number" or "Unknown" on his display. You have thus successfully suppressed your own telephone number for calls with the Samsung Galaxy Note 5.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Plus has a GPS sensor installed, through which you can determine your own position. In addition to the GPS sensor your smartphone accesses also other resources, such as the mobile data connection or Wi-Fi to determine your location.

If your Samsung Galaxy S5 Plus still cannot determine your position, because only few satellites are received, then it is usually a problem with the A-GPS data. Here it helps to reset the AGPS data on the Samsung Galaxy S5 Plus.

But where do you find those settings?

We would like to help with the following instructions:

First download and install the app "GPS test" from the Google Play Store: Download "GPS test"

After installing the app, open it on the Samsung Galaxy S5 Plus. Now switch on, if not already done, the GPS of your smartphone. Open the menu in the app GPS Test. Select the "Settings" tab. This takes you to the menu for the settings of the app.

There you will find two buttons at the very beginning. Now press successively:

• Clear AGPS
• Update AGPS

Now you have successfully reset the A-GPS data on your Samsung Galaxy S5 Plus. You should now restart your smartphone. Then you should have no more problems with the Samsung Galaxy have S5 Plus and determining your position via GPS.

When receiving a SMS or a call on the Samsung Galaxy S6 you may recognize that the LED light, which normally functions as a camera flash, flashes and lights up.

Should you wonder why the LED flash of the camera lights up when a call or a text message is received, then we would like to answer that and show you the appropriate settings in Android here.

The flashlight notification setting can be found as follows on your Samsung Galaxy S6:

1. Open from the home screen of the Samsung Galaxy S6 the menu and then the Settings

2. Scroll down to "Accessibility" and tap on the menu item

3. Select here "Hearing"

4. With the controller at "flash notification" you can now disable the option so that you will no longer receive a Camera LED light Flash when you receive a call a text message.

You know now why the camera flash of your Samsung Galaxy S6 flashes when a call or a text message arrives.

If you have a telephone conversation with the Samsung Galaxy S6, then it may be that your interlocutors complains about poor voice quality and at the same time you hear an echo of your own voice.

This phenomenon is, when it occurs permanently and of yourse very disturbing. Mostly, however, the cause is not due to a faulty technique:

Should you have your Samsung Galaxy S6 equipped with a flip-case that is not from the original accessories from Samsung, then it may cause that your voice in calls is sent twice. This is due to the construction of the flip-case.

That's why you should test necessarily whether the echo remains after you removed the flip-Case. Another cause, which has the same background, is a protective case. If this is not optimally adapted to your Samsung Galaxy S6, then it may be that you hear an echo during a call.

Again, we recommend you to remove the cover and then perform a test call. In most cases the echo of your voice disappears during a call after removing the case.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 can be easily unlocked via the integrated fingerprint sensor by placing the finger on it.

Now it may happen unfortunately that under certain circumstances, such as wet finger, defective sensor etc. the own fingerprint is no longer recognized. No problem you think, because there is still the "Security Password", with which you can unlock the Samsung Galaxy S6 anyway.

But what to do if the fingerprint sensor does not work and you do not know the security password?

Here, too, the engineers at Samsung have thought about and prepared a solution. We want you to show how this solution works:

It is important that your Samsung Galaxy S6 is connected to the Internet. If this is not the case, then this can be done by pulling down the status bar. Activate (Mobile data or WiFi). You now need a computer or another smartphone. Thus opening the following website: Samsung Find My Mobile

Type now at the top left at the login window your username and password of your Samsung account. Then you will have access to various features of the portal. Ensure that you have in the top left selected the current smartphone that is associated with the Samsung Account.

Click on the button "Unlock Device" on the left side of the "Find My Mobile" portal. You can now unlock your Samsung Galaxy S6. This works very quickly and then the Unlock type is reset to "Swipe".

You can now examine why the fingerprint sensor does not work anymore. In any event, the Samsung Galaxy S6 can be used as usual now. We hope this tip helped when your Samsung Galaxy S6 no longer recognizes the fingerprint sensor and you have forgotten the security password.

When creating a new contact on your Samsung Galaxy S6, it may be that you wonder why you can only add a single phone number to the new contact and otherwise barely fields such as address, e-mail etc. are available to store them.

The reason is usually the following:

If you create the new contact and select as location "Sim card", then you have only limited possibilities to store data there.

These usually consists of name, phone number and perhaps another data field depending on the provider. Unfortunately the Sim card provides only these few contact options due to the small storage capacity. So, if you need to store more data in a contact select either the phone memory or the Google or Samsung account. Here you have a lot of fields that you also can expand if you need it.

You know now why you can enter a phone number for a contact.

If you are connecting the Samsung Galaxy S6 via USB cable to the computer, then it can happen, unfortunately, that the smartphone is not properly or not at all recognized by the PC.

So if your computer does not recognize the Samsung Galaxy S6 via the USB cable, then it helps to adjust the USB connection type of the Samsung Galaxy S6 manually.

This works according to the following instructions:

To open the USB settings of the Samsung Galaxy S6, you must enter a special code.

Therefore open the Phone app and type via the keypad the following code:

•     *#0808#

Your phone will now enter the USB settings

Set the mark at "MTP + ADP'. Exit the menu by tapping on "OK". The device might need to be restarted again until the setting takes effect.

You have now set the USB settings on the smartphone. Connect the phone again via USB cable to the computer. It should now be directly recognized and accessed by the computer to the internal memory.