Bill Hughes

Bill Hughes is an experienced marketing strategy executive with more than two decades of experience in sales, strategic marketing, and business development roles at leading corporations. He graduated with honors with an MBA degree from the Kellogg School of Management. He is the author of all previous editions of Samsung Galaxy S For Dummies.

Articles & Books From Bill Hughes

Article / Updated 07-28-2022
The Play Music app allows you to play music files on your Samsung Galaxy S10. Similarly, you use the Video Player app to play video options. The Video Player is in your Application list and might even be on your home page. In most ways, playing videos is the same as playing audio with some exceptions: Many people prefer to buy music, but renting is more typical for videos.
Samsung Galaxy S22 For Dummies
Your step-by-step roadmap to unlocking the full potential of your new Galaxy S22 Your new Samsung Galaxy S22 is packed with more features than you can count. So, how should you go about using this fantastic phone to its fullest? With some friendly and expert help from Samsung Galaxy S22 For Dummies! This book on Samsung’s latest version of its flagship smartphone will walk you through every important function and feature on the S22.
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Cheat Sheet / Updated 03-28-2022
Your Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone allows you to do many of the same things as previous versions of the Galaxy. You can change the font size for texting conversations and take selfies. You can also access Galaxy applications while you’re talking on the S10. Use this Cheat Sheet as a handy reference for some of its popular functions.
Cheat Sheet / Updated 03-28-2022
Your Samsung Galaxy S22 smartphone allows you to do many of the same things as previous versions of the Galaxy. You can change the font size for texting conversations and take selfies.You can also access Galaxy applications while you’re talking on the S22. Navigating your Samsung Galaxy S22 doesn’t have to be difficult.
Cheat Sheet / Updated 02-25-2022
Your Samsung Galaxy S20 smartphone allows you to do many of the same things as previous versions of the Galaxy. You can change the font size for texting conversations and take selfies. You can also access Galaxy applications while you’re talking on the S20. Navigating your Samsung Galaxy S20 doesn’t have to be difficult.
Samsung Galaxy S21 For Dummies
Feeling hamstrung by your new Samsung? Figure out how to navigate your new phone in no time  Your Samsung Galaxy comes packed with features you’ll use every day, and Samsung Galaxy S21 For Dummies is your guide to exploring them. What do you want to do first? Send a text or email? Take photos and videos? Make a basic call?
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Cheat Sheet / Updated 03-30-2021
Your Samsung Galaxy S21 smartphone allows you to do many of the same things as previous versions of the Galaxy. You can change the font size for texting conversations and take selfies. You can also access Galaxy apps while you’re talking on the S21. Navigating your Samsung Galaxy S21 doesn’t have to be difficult.
Article / Updated 09-14-2020
Galaxy S20 phone devices differ from many other mobile phones in design: They have significantly fewer hardware buttons (physical buttons on the phone). They rely much more heavily on software buttons that appear onscreen. The phone’s hardware buttons Samsung has reduced the number of hardware buttons on the Galaxy S20.
Article / Updated 09-14-2020
The Home screen is the first screen you see on the Samsung Galaxy S20 when the phone is done with setting up. Additional screens off to the right and left make up the extended Home screen. They can be seen as a panorama in the following figure. The Galaxy S20 phone panorama display of the extended Home screen.
Article / Updated 09-14-2020
With the power of your Samsung Galaxy S20 and the flexibility offered in Android applications development, it can be difficult to imagine that even more capabilities could be in the works. In spite of this, the following are ten features that would improve the usability and value of your Galaxy S20 phone. Always-on personal “dash-cam” Here is a mind-blowing concept: Your smartphone can continuously record your location, the sound, and video, up to and including a 360° perspective at HD level quality.