Samsung Galaxy S4: How to Backup Memos to SD Card in S Memo App in Android 5.0.1 Lollipop

If you often use S Memo app to write down some important information, backup your memos periodically is a thing that you can consider to do. This can help you retrieve your memos if you have accidentally lost them. When you have inserted a micro SD card into your Samsung Galaxy S4, you can utilize the backup option within S Memo app to backup your memos as .snbkp file to your SD card.

How to backup memos to SD card in S Memo app?
You can do so by using the following steps:

1. Open S Memo app.
2. Tap the Menu key to open up the S Memo menus.
3. Scroll the menus to the very bottom and then tap Backup and restore.
4. Tap Backup to memory card.
5. A pop up window will appear to tell you some information about your backup file. Tap OK button to continue.
6. You'll be asked whether you want to share your backup file. Feel free to tap Cancel button to skip this step.
7. Your memos have been successfully backed up as .snbkp file to the SMemoExports folder in your SD card.

Samsung Galaxy S4: How to Delete a Memo in S Memo App in Android 5.0.1 Lollipop

If needed, you can easily delete unused memos, either text or handwritten memos, in S Memo app. But, if the memo you want to delete is a locked memo, you have to unlock it first by entering the password before you can delete it.

How to delete a memo in S Memo app?
If the memo you want to delete is not secured with a password, you can easily delete the memo by using the following steps:

1. Open S Memo app. All of your memos will be displayed here.
2. To delete a single memo go to the step #3, while to delete multiple memos go to the step #4.
3. Delete a single memo:
• Long tap the required memo you want to delete and then select Delete.
• Tap OK button.
• The selected memo has been deleted.
4. Delete multiple memos:
• Tap the Menu key and then select Delete.
• Select the required memos you want to delete.
• Tap Delete button at the top right corner of the screen.
• Tap OK button.
• The selected memos have been deleted.

How to delete a locked memo?
If the memo you want to delete is secured with a password, you have to unlock it first before deleting it. You can do so by using the following steps:

1. Open S Memo app. All of your memos will be displayed here and locked memos will have a padlock icon .
2. Long tap the locked memo you want to delete and then select Unlock.
3. Enter the password to unlock the selected memo and then tap OK button. If the password is correct, the selected memo will be unlocked.
4. Now, long tap the memo you have just unlocked and then select Delete.
5. Tap OK button.
6. The selected memo has been deleted.

Samsung Galaxy S4: How to Lock a Memo in S Memo App in Android 5.0.1 Lollipop

S Memo app in Samsung Galaxy S4 lets you secure your important memos, either text or handwritten memos, with password to avoid unauthorized users accessing your memos. When a memo has been locked, everyone has to enter the password to open, share, export, rename, edit or delete the memo.

How to lock a memo in S Memo app?
You can set a password for a memo to secure it by using the following steps:

1. Open S Memo app. All of your memos will be displayed here.
2. Long tap the required memo to open up the options and then select Lock.
3. Enter a password to lock the selected memo two times.
4. Tap OK button.
5. A padlock icon will appear as a sign that the selected memo has been locked.

As a note, without entering the password, the locked memo will stay locked and unfortunately there's no way to retrieve the password. Thus, to avoid forgetting your S Memo password, it'd better if you write down the password somewhere else safe so that you can use it when you forget your S Memo password.

Samsung Galaxy S4: How to Create a Handwritten Memo Using S Memo App in Android 5.0.1 Lollipop

S Memo app in Samsung Galaxy S4 comes with two modes. First, the text mode that will let you create memos by entering text using virtual keyboard or voice dictation feature. Second, the drawing mode that will let you create handwritten memos by drawing your memo using your finger. As same as when you create a text memo, you can also complete your handwritten memo by inserting pictures, voice recording and maps into your memo.

How to use S Memo app to create a handwritten memo?
You can do so by using the following steps:

1. Open S Memo app.
2. Tap at the top of the screen to enter the drawing mode and start making a handwritten memo.
3. If needed, before drawing your memo, you can change the pen settings by using the following steps:
• Tap at the top of the screen to open up the pen settings.
• There are five pen types available. Tap the required pen type you want to use.
• To adjust the pen thickness, slide the pen thickness adjustment bar to the right to increase the pen thickness or to the left to decrease the pen thickness.
• To change the pen color, tap the required pen color you want to use or you can tap to get more colors for your pen.
• Tap to close the pen settings.
4. Now, you can draw your memo using your finger.
5. If you have drawn something wrong in your memo, tap at the top of the screen to use the eraser tool and then rub the screen using your finger to erase the wrong memo. If needed, you can change the eraser tool settings by using the following steps:
• Tap at the top of the screen to open up the eraser tool settings.
• To adjust the eraser tool size, slide the eraser tool size adjustment bar to the right to increase the eraser size or to the left to decrease the eraser size.
• To quickly clear all your handwritten memo, tap Clear all button.
• You can also undo your last drawing by tapping at the top of the screen, or redo your last drawing by tapping at the top of the screen.
6. If needed, you can insert an object into your memo by tapping at the bottom of the screen and then select from the following options:
• Take picture: tap this option to insert a picture taken with the stock Camera app.
• Images: tap this option to insert a picture from the stock Gallery app.
• Clipboard: tap this option to insert a copied picture from the clipboard.
• Maps: tap this option to insert a captured location from the Google Maps app. FYI, this option works if your phone has Internet connection.
• Clip art: tap this option to insert a picture from the provided clip art.
7. If you have inserted an object(e.g: picture, clip art, etc) into your memo, you can do the following actions:
• Resize: tap and hold the object to select it and then drag the edge of the object to resize it. Tap the background to deselect object.
• Move: tap and hold the object and then drag it using your finger to move the object. Tap the background to deselect the object.
• Delete: tap and hold the object to select it and then tap to delete the object.
• Rotate: tap and hold the object to select it and then tap
  or tap to rotate the object. Tap the background to deselect the object.
8. If needed, you can insert a voice recording into your memo by using the following steps:
• Tap at the bottom of the screen. A voice recorder window will appear in your screen.
• Tap Record button to start recording.
• While recording, you can stop recording(this will add the recording to your memo automatically), pause/resume recording or discard recording.
• After recording, you can replay, replace or delete the recording.
9. Tap at the bottom of the screen to add a new page for your handwritten memo.
10. Tap at the bottom of the screen to review your handwritten memo in the view mode. While you're in this mode, you can do the following actions:
• Zoom in: spread two fingers apart together.
• Zoom out: pinching the screen.
• Move between pages: swipe the screen to the left or to the right.
• Return to the edit mode: tap at the bottom of the screen to return to the edit mode.
11. Tap Save button at the top right corner to save your memo.
12. Enter the name for your handwritten memo and then tap OK button.
13. Your handwritten memo has been saved.

Samsung Galaxy S4: How to Create a Text Memo Using S Memo App in Android 5.0.1 Lollipop

S Memo app is a note application in Samsung Galaxy S4 that you can use to create simple memos with ease. You can type your memo using the virtual keyboard and complete your memo by inserting pictures, voice recording and maps into your memo.

How to use S Memo app to create a text memo?
You can do so by using the following steps:

1. Open the stock S Memo app.
2. Tap at the top of the screen to enter the text mode and start making a text memo.
3. Now, you can type your memo using the virtual keyboard.
4. If needed, you can insert an object into your memo by tapping above the keyboard and then select from the following options:
• Take picture: tap this option to insert a picture taken with the stock Camera app.
• Images: tap this option to insert a picture from the stock Gallery app.
• Clipboard: tap this option to insert a copied picture from the clipboard.
• Maps: tap this option to insert a captured location from the Google Maps app. FYI, this option works if your phone has Internet connection.
• Clip art: tap this option to insert a picture from the provided clip arts.
5. If you have inserted an object(e.g: picture, clip art, etc) into your memo, you can do the following actions:
• Resize: tap and hold the object to select it and then drag the edge to resize the object. Tap the background to deselect the object.
• Move: tap and hold the object and then drag it using your finger to move the object. Tap the background to deselect the object.
• Delete: tap and hold the object to select it and then tap to delete the object.
• Rotate: tap and hold the object to select it and then tap or to rotate the object. Tap the background to deselect the object.
6. If needed, you can insert a voice recording into your memo by using the following steps:
• Tap above the keyboard. A voice recorder window will appear in your screen.
• Tap Record button to start recording.
• While recording, you can stop recording(this will add the recording to your memo automatically), pause/resume recording or discard recording.
• After recording, you can replay, replace or delete the recording.
7. Tap above the keyboard to add a new page for your text memo.
8. Tap to review your text memo in the view mode. While you're in this mode, you can do the following actions:
• Zoom in: spread two fingers apart together.
• Zoom out: pinching the screen using your fingers.
• Move between pages: swipe the screen to the left or to the right.
• Return to the edit mode: tap at the bottom of the screen to return to the edit mode.
9. Tap Save button at the top right corner to save your memo.
10. Enter the required name for your text memo and then tap OK button.
11. Your text memo has been saved.

Samsung Galaxy S4: How to Change Sound Profile in Android 5.0.1 Lollipop

There are three sound profiles available in Samsung Galaxy S4. First, sound mode which will set your phone to play a sound for incoming calls, notifications, media and system. Second, vibration mode which will set your phone to play a sound for media, vibrate for incoming calls and notifications, but silence the system. Third, Silent mode(mute) which will set your phone to silence all sounds except the media. If needed, you can change the sound profile with ease according to your need, for instance, you can place your phone to the silent mode while you're in a meeting so that your phone won't play any sound or vibrate that can disturb others.


How to change the sound profile?
You can do so by using three different methods: from the notifications panel, from the quick settings panel and from the settings menu.

Method #1: From the notifications panel

1. On any screen, swipe down the top of the screen to open up the notification panel.
2. Tap Sound/Vibrate/Mute button to change the sound profile. The button will change depending on the sound profile you're using:
• : this button will display when the sound profile is set to sound mode.
• : this button will display when the sound profile is set to vibration mode.
• : this button will display when the sound profile is set to silent mode.

Method #2: From the quick settings panel

1. On any screen, swipe down the top of the screen using two fingers to open up the quick settings panel.
2. Tap Sound/Vibrate/Mute button to change the sound profile. The button will change depending on the sound profile you're using:
• : this button will display when the sound profile is set to sound mode.
• : this button will display when the sound profile is set to vibration mode.
• : this button will display when the sound profile is set to silent mode.

Method #3: From the settings menu
You can change the sound profile using the following steps if your Samsung Galaxy S4 has been updated to Android 5.0.1 Lollipop:

1. On any screen, swipe down the top of the screen to open up the notifications panel and then tap at the top right to go to the settings menu.
2. Tap My device tab.
3. Tap Sounds and notifications.
4. Tap Interruptions.
5. Tap Sound mode and then select from the following options:
• Sound: select this option to place your phone in sound mode.
• Vibrate: select this option to place your phone in vibration mode.
• Mute: select this option to place your phone in silent mode.

Samsung Galaxy S4: How to Enable or Disable LED Indicator in Android 5.0.1 Lollipop

LED indicator is a feature in Samsung Galaxy S4 that is designed to help you to easily know some conditions of your phone and notifications while your phone's screen is off. When this feature is enabled, your phone will light up or flash the LED indicator that is located at the top left corner above the screen when your phone is being or fully charged, when your battery level is low, when you have missed notifications(e.g: missed call, unread message, etc) and when you're recording voice while the screen is off.

How to enable or disable LED indicator feature?
You can set LED indicator feature by using the following steps:

1. On any screen, swipe down the top of the screen to open up the notifications panel and then tap at the top right to go to the settings menu.
2. Tap My device tab.
3. Tap LED indicator.
4. Here you'll be provided with the following options:
• Charging: tap the checkbox next to this option to enable or disable this option. When this option is checked or enabled, your phone will light up the red LED when the device is connected to a charger and is charging while the screen is off. When the battery has been fully charged, the LED indicator will turn green.
• Low battery: tap the checkbox next to this option to enable or disable this option. When this option is checked or enabled, your phone will blink the red LED when the battery level is low while the screen is off.
• Notifications: tap the checkbox next to this option to enable or disable this option. When this option is checked or enabled, your phone will light up the blue LED per 10 seconds when you have missed notifications(e.g: missed call, unread text messages, unread email messages, other default app notifications, etc) while the screen is off.
• Voice recording: tap the checkbox next to this option to enable or disable this option. When this option is checked or enabled, your phone will blink the blue LED per 1-2 seconds when voice recording is in progress while the screen is off. FYI, this option is only available when the LED indicator for Notifications option is enabled.

As a note, third-party apps usually have their own LED indicator settings. Thus, the LED indicator may light up or blink with other color when you receive notifications from third-party apps.