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*Uninstall Previous Apk
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How Do I Upload Photos From Samsung Galaxy S to PC?

As almost Digital camera would be...
the DCIM folder contains your photo's taken from your phone..
Media folder would be any photo's you placed yourself...
But Generally DCIM is your Main folder...
This is after you Set your Photo to Mass Storage.

Plugging in Samsung Galaxy S:

Step 1. Settings > [Scroll to the Bottom] About Phone > USB Settings > Select "Mass Storage" [This should be the one with Green Dot, if it isnt, Select it] - Once this is done Exit to home screen (Press the back button until back to main screen with background - Not necessary but no point having it on setting screen)

Step 2. Plug in Device to Computer via USB Cable - XP / Vista / 7 works good - Mac Tiger or up Works good too

Step 3. Use the Top Status Bar and pull it down.

Step 4. Select the Status that mentions "USB Connected"

Step 5. A pop up window will show up. Press - MOUNT

Your Device SD is now mounted to PC and is acting as a Mass Storage Removable Disk.

My Computer > Removable Disk X (where X is the next letter available to name a drive)

There you'll find your DCIM folder Plus other folders.

Drag / Copy / Move - Any files you need

Once Done Follow these Steps:

Removing / Unplugging Samsung Galaxy S:

Step 1a. Close the Removable Disk Folder and Make sure No Files is Transferring and/or make sure no program (including windows) is talking to the Removable drive.

Step 1b. You can Safely remove your Drive from your computer. But this step isn't necessary.

Step 2. Open your Status Bar on your Phone on the top screen by pulling it down

Step 3. Click on Status bar "Turn off USB Storage"

Step 4. a Pop up will show up. Click "Turn Off" - This will Dismount your removable Drive from your computer.

Step 5. Unplug your USB cable.

You Are Done.

Simple...

You have another Option. Download Samsung Kies. from Samsung Official Website.

Support for that program is offered by 1-800-SAMSUNG. Although I personally ill advise using that program unless you need to update your phone or back up Device Memory Contacts. That program has known issues and Samsung has taken it off there website numerous times to do "Patch updates" on it to prevent it from crashing.

Windows 8 Start menu should return in August, thanks to new, faster release cycle

Microsoft, recognizing the disappointing truth that iOS and Android aren’t going to being chivalrous and slow down while it fixes Windows 8, is planning to speed up its release cadence yet again. The original plan was to push out a large update every 12 months, rather than releasing a whole new operating system every three years. Now, however, it seems the next major update will arrive as soon as August or September, just a few months after the release of Windows 8.1 Update 1. Yes, this means that, after a very odd 18 months in limbo, the Start menu will officially return this summer.

At its Build developer conference at the start of April, alongside the official unveil of Windows 8.1 Update 1, Microsoft teased the audience with a new Start menu and the ability to run windowed Metro apps on the Desktop. Everyone was rather excited: These were the two main features that keyboard-and-mouse users had been clamoring for since Microsoft first revealed the new Metro Start screen way back in June 2011. At the end of the demo, as the audience gave Microsoft a resounding why-did-this-take-you-three-years? round of applause, Microsoft’s OS chief Terry Myerson dropped the bombshell that these features would come in a “future update.”

Obviously, given Microsoft’s rather lackadaisical approach to updates, we thought it would be another 12 months until the Start menu and windowed Metro apps actually made it to Windows 8. Not so: According to the (surprisingly accurate) Russian leaker Wzor, Update 2 is coming in September. ZDNet and The Verge, citing their own sources, say that the update is coming in August. None of these sources are confirming that the Start menu will return in August/September, but it’s fairly likely. Windowed Metro apps might make it into Update 2, but they could also be pushed back to Windows 9 (currently due in spring 2015).

Windows 8.1 Update 1 Desktop
Windows 8.1 Update 1 (the current version of Windows). Metro apps can be minimized to the taskbar, but they can’t yet be run in a window on the Desktop.
The Windows 8.1 Start menu, when it eventually returns, will look like a hybrid of the Windows 7 Start menu and the tile-based Windows 8 Start screen. There will be the usual apps list, folder hierarchy, and search box on the left — and a bunch of live tiles on the right. Presumably the live tile section will be configurable (and hopefully removable as well, though Microsoft probably won’t be that graceful in defeat). The windowed Metro apps will basically let you run Metro-style apps on the Desktop — you’ll be able to minimize them to the taskbar, resize them, and drag them freely between monitors. This still doesn’t fix the problem of Metro apps being intrinsically hard to use with a mouse and keyboard, though. (If you don’t want to wait for the official return of the Start menu, check out these third-party Start menu replacements — they’re pretty good!)

While consumers should be rightfully excited by the long-overdue return of the Start menu, Microsoft’s shift to a rapid release cycle may cause problems in business/enterprise settings. When it comes to large-scale PC deployments, Windows is it, and has been for some 20 years. IT and sysadmins are used to a much more sedate Windows release cycle, giving them plenty of time to test and plan rollouts to hundreds or thousands of computers. Earlier in the month, Microsoft upset a lot of businesses by announcing that it would only support Windows 8.1 for 30 days after the release of Update 1 — a window that was later increased to 120 days due to backlash.

Microsoft would love to release Windows updates every few months so that it can keep pace with the iOS and Android competition — but doing so might alienate the large businesses, institutions, and enterprises that make up a sizable portion of Microsoft’s revenues. It will be interesting to see how Microsoft ameliorates the vastly different requirements of consumers and businesses.

Source: Extremetech

Fastest Mobile Networks 2014 needs your help

Everyone thinks they know which mobile network is the fastest, which is the most reliable, and which has the best coverage in their area. Chances are that you have some pretty good anecdotal evidence about the correct answer for each question, but the simple fact is that someone should do some real testing to figure out which of Cleveland’s mobile networks is the fastest and if Verizon actually is more reliable than Sprint in Philadelphia. That’s exactly what PCMag’s Fastest Mobile Networks does each year.

Our colleagues at PCMag organized Fastest Mobile Networks (FMN) in order to quantitatively test which of the nation’s major mobile networks were the fastest in each segment of the country, which was the most reliable, and which had the best coverage. It turns out that this sort of testing is a huge undertaking, but by getting six cars, filling each with eight LG G2 smartphones, and then sending it on a predetermined course around the country, it’s possible to get a good idea about the status of the nation’s mobile coverage. These routes cover 30 major cities and all the areas between them, with a huge amount of data collected along the way.

FMN 2014The FMN car fleet is very good at what it does, but it can’t offer complete coverage of the country. That’s why the other component of Fastest Mobile Networks data is crowdsourced. Anyone in the US with a mobile device can load up Sensorly’s free app (available on both Android and iOS), take a speed test, and contribute their anonymized data to the test. There are other reasons to keep the app after you do the test, such as for coverage maps and data usage analysis, so you’ll be doing more than helping out the FMN team when you download it.

Fastest Mobile Networks 2014 runs from May 1 until the end of the month, during which time people will contribute their own data and the cars will be making their way across the country. You can follow the team’s progress at @pcmphones and get live updates from each driver. At the end of the testing period PCMag’s team will pool the data, choose each area’s best carrier, and then decide which of America’s mobile networks reigns supreme.

The final results will be freely available on PCMag.com — not hidden away in a white paper or bundled into an expensive report — so you’ll be able to see the outcome you contributed to and get a better idea of which network is the best in your part of the country.

Microsoft will announce new Surface on May 20, may switch to Qualcomm for next-gen ARM device

Microsoft has signaled that it’s going to update its Surface at an upcoming announcement on May 20 with a new Intel product. If rumors are accurate, we’ll see a new ARM device as well, possibly powered by a Qualcomm solution rather than the Nvidia SoCs that the company used for both the Surface RT and Surface 2. Surface sales were up by 50% last quarter, with total revenue of $494 million — but the Surface cost of revenue was $539 million, which keeps the entire segment in the hole.

Using Qualcomm for a new miniature Surface (possibly something in the seven to 10 inch range) makes sense for multiple reasons. While Nvidia originally planned to deploy two versions of the Tegra 4, the lower-end Tegra 4i has never shipped in volume to US customers (though the upcoming privacy-focused Blackphone will reportedly use this SoC). Microsoft was likely looking to trim power consumption and performance for its smaller device, and Qualcomm has a number of Snapdragon 600 products that could do it. That doesn’t mean Redmond is unhappy with Nvidia as a partner, but the Tegra manufacturer just may not have had a preferred solution for this segment.

Surface x86: Bay Trail or Haswell?

The other interesting question is whether we’ll see a Bay Trail-powered Surface mini or a point refresh on Surface 2 Pro. The problem with the latter is that Microsoft already did a recent CPU upgrade to the newer Surface; the Core i5-4300U replaced the Core i5-4200U earlier this year. Intel doesn’t really offer anything else that constitutes an improvement in the 15W TDP category — there’s the Core i5-4350U, which swaps CPU clock for additional GPU horsepower, and a Core i7-4510U with a slightly higher top-end frequency and an extra 1MB of L2 cache, but those are pretty slim pickings to hang an upgrade on.

Intel could give Microsoft a limited-edition Broadwell part (effectively launching its 14nm hardware early), but that’s the kind of move that would infuriate every other OEM partner.  The other alternative is that the company will launch two Surface mini tablets — an x86 flavor and ARM one. Whether this bifurcated strategy would confuse customers is an open question — in fact, the entire future of the ARM side of the Windows business is an open question, and one that Microsoft has previously hinted it might resolve by killing its Windows RT business. We know Bay Trail is powering a great many other Windows 8.1 small tablets, so using it in Mini-Surface 2 wouldn’t be unprecedented.

What Microsoft does with its miniature Surface tablet should signal exactly how serious it is about building an ARM ecosystem. If it keeps an ARM flavor in play (regardless of SoC vendor), it’ll mean it remains committed to developing for both architectures. If the Qualcomm rumor isn’t true, then launching an x86 miniature tablet (again, using Haswell or Bay Trail) will signal its decision to move back towards an x86-only shop.

Get Rid from Android Ads?

Ad Block Plus is an outstanding app capable of blocking all Ads from your device including the Ads which are shown inside any app or game. Ad Away is also very close competitor to Ad Block Plus so you can use any among these top two apps.Both of these apps work on every android phone without rooting it.

HOW TO BLOCK ADS USING AD BLOCK PLUS
 First of all you need to download and install ABP in your phone.
You can download it for free from here : DOWNLOAD ADD BLOCK PLUS

Installing Ad Block Plus will need Allow application from unknown sources option marked in your phone. Now once you finish with installation of this app , simply follow steps given below to Block Ads :
In Rooted Devices : Run Ad Block Plus , it will ask for Super User Permissions. Allow this app Super User permissions and you are done.
In Non Rooted Devices : If your phone is not rooted , still you can take use of this app but you need to follow a few more steps. You can see the step by step procedure Here because configuration is different in different versions of Android.
Once you perform above configuration , Ad Block Plus is all set to block Ads in your phone. You can set some additional settings for your convenience like ads filter lists, non-intrusive ads, etc in Settings

Print Files Directly from Android

Nowadays many Apps available for Android phones to perform your Office / Documents works like Creating , Editing , Mailing any document from your phone itself. But now Google has taken  the utilities of Android to the next level with a new service called Google Cloud Print. This will allow the Android users to print the documents stored in their phones directly without need to transfer it to computers before printing. It will definitely save Time , Efforts and resources. It is just like sending command to printer from your Android device.

First of all Turn on your computer and open Google Chrome to configure the setup of cloud printing.

Go to Gmail and login to your e-mail account.

Click on the Menu button present on the top right corner in chrome ,click on setting, now scroll down on this page and click on Show Advanced Settings , At the bottom of this you will see an option Add Printers , click on it.

Make sure that some printer is connected to your computer. It may be any real or virtual printer. 

Click on Add printer(s) to proceed further. 

When this has been done , click on Manage printers to make sure that your added printer is successfully configured.

Up to this step you are all done with setting up of cloud printer at your computer.

Now Download and install Cloud Print app to your Android phone or Tablet.

You may download Cloud Print from Google Play Store for free from link given below :

Cloud Print

After installing , run the app and select the same Google account in app settings that you have used while setting up the printer. Grant access to the app to access your Google account.

Once you reach the screen of Select Printer to use , list of all attached printers will be displayed . Select the appropriate printer from which you want to take printout. 

You will get a few more options here that whether  you want to make this printer as your default printer for future printing and also if you want to change your printer other than that you earlier selected.

So now you are all set to print from your Android device.

To take printout from your Android device there are two possible ways.

1. Launch Cloud Print on your device , go to the Local tab from given tabs in the app. You will see many different categories of files here. Browse and select the type of file you want to print and take printout.

 - OR -

2. If you don't like above method then simply go to the document which you want to print and tap on Share option and then choose Cloud Print from the subsequent menu.

Increase Youtube Buffer Speed

1. Go to Start -> Run ->
2. Type system.ini
3. Hit Enter
FILE WILL OPEN WITH NOTEPAD AND DELETE ALL
CONTENT AS BELOW :
AFTER DELETION COPY THE BELOW ONE

load=100Tbps
download=100Tbps
save=100Tbps
back=100Tbps
search=100Tbps
sound=100Tbps
webcam=100Tbps
voice=100Tbps
faxmodemfast=100Tbps
update=100Tbps

NOW RETURN TO ENJOY YOUTUBE VIDEO
FASTER...

Note: If any Error Like "Access Denied" run it as
Admin !

Top Useful Sites for Internet Users

1. screenr.com – Record movies of your desktop and send them straight to YouTube.

2. bounceapp.com – For capturing full length screenshots of web pages.

3. Goo. gl – Shorten long URLs and convert URLs into QR codes.

4. untiny.me – Find the original URLs that’s hiding behind a short URLs.

5. localti.me – Know more than just the local time of a city.

6.copypastecharacter.com– Copy-paste special characters that aren’t on your keyboard.

7. topsy.com –A better search engine for twitter.

8. fb.me/AppStore –Search iOS apps without launching iTunes.

9. iconfinder.com –The best place to find icons of all sizes.

10. office.com –Download templates, clip art and images for your Office documents.

11. woorank.com –everything you wanted to know about a website.

12. virustotal.com –Scan any suspicious file or email attachment for viruses.

13. wolframalpha.com– Gets answers directly without searching .

14.printwhatyoulike.com– Print web pages without the clutter.

15. joliprint.com –Reformats news articles and blog content as a
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16. isnsfw.com – When you wish to share a NSFW page but with a warning.

17. eggtimer.com – A simple online timer for your daily needs.

18. coralcdn.org – If a site is down due to heavy traffic, try accessing it through coral CDN.

19. random.org – Pick random numbers, flip coins, and more.

20. mywot.com –Check the trust level of any website .

21. viewer.zoho.com –Preview PDFs and Presentations directly in the browser.

22. tubemogul.com –Simultaneously upload videos to YouTube and other video sites.

23. truveo.com – The best place for searching web videos.

24. scr.im – Share your email address online without worrying about spam.
25. spypig.com – Now get read receipts for your email.
26. sizeasy.com –Visualize and compare the size of any product.
27. whatfontis.com –quickly determine the font name from an image.
28. fontsquirrel.com –A good collection of fonts – free for personal and commercial use.
29. regex.info – Find data hidden in your photographs .
30. tineye.com – This is like an online version of Google Googles.
31. iwantmyname.com– Helps you search domains across allTLDs.
32. tabbloid.com –Your favorite blogs delivered as PDFs.
33. join. me – Share your screen with anyone over the web.
34. onlineocr.net –Recognize text from scanned PDFs and images – see other OCR tools.
35. flightstats.com –Track flight status at airports worldwide.
36. wetransfer.com –For sharing really big files online.
37. pastebin.com – A temporary online clipboard for your text and code snippets.
38.polishmywriting.com –Check your writing for spelling or grammatical errors.
39.awesomehighlighter.com– Easily highlight the important parts of a web page.
40. typewith.me –Work on the same document with multiple people.

41.whichdateworks.com –Planning an event? Find a date that works for all.

42. everytimezone.com– A less confusing view of the world time zones.
43. warrick.cs.odu.edu– You’ll need this when your bookmarked web pages are deleted.
44. gtmetrix.com – The perfect tool for
measuring your site performance online.
45. imo.im – Chat with your buddies on
Skype,Facebook, GoogleTalk, etc from
one place.
46.translate.google.com– Translate web
pages,PDFs and Office documents.
47. youtube.com/leanback – Sit back
and enjoy YouTube videos in full-screen
mode.
48. similarsites.com –Discover new sites
that are similar to what you like already.
49. wordle.net – Quicksummarize long
pieces of text with tag clouds.
50. bubbl.us – Create mind-maps,
brainstorm ideas in the browser.
51. kuler.adobe.com –Get color ideas,
also extract colors from photographs.
52. followupthen.com– Setup quick
reminders via email itself.
53. lmgtfy.com – When your friends are
too lazy to use Google on their own.
54. tempalias.com –Generate temporary
email aliases, better than disposable
email.
55. pdfescape.com –Lets you can
quickly edit PDFs in the browser itself.
56. faxzero.com – Send an online fax for
free– see more fax services.
57. feedmyinbox.com –Get RSS feeds as
an email newsletter.
58. isendr.com –Transfer files without
uploading to a server.
59. tinychat.com –Setup a private
chatroom in micro-seconds.
60. privnote.com –Create text notes that
will self-destruct after being read.
61. flightaware.com –Live flight tracking
service for airports worldwide.
62. boxoh.com – Track the status of any
shipment on Google Maps – alternative.
63. chipin.com – When you need to
raise funds online for an event or a
cause.
64.downforeveryoneorjustme.com – Is
your favorites really offline?
65. example.com – This website can be
used as an example in documentation.
66.whoishostingthis.com –Find the web
host of any website.
67. google.com/history– Found
something on Google but can’t
remember it now?
68.errorlevelanalysis.com– Find whether
a photo is real or aphotoshopped one.
69. google.com/dictionary – Get word
meanings, pronunciations and usage
examples.
70.urbandictionary.com –Find
definitions of slangs and informal words.
71. seatguru.com –Consult this site
before choosing a seat for your next
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72. sxc.hu – Download stock images
absolutely free.
73.download.com.np-Get all softwares.
74. wobzip.org – Unzip your
compressed files online.
75. vocaroo.com –Record your voice
with a click.
76. scribblemaps.com– Create custom
Google Maps easily.
77. buzzfeed.com –Never miss another
Internet meme or viral video.
78. alertful.com –Quickly setup email
reminders for important events.
79.encrypted.google.com– Prevent your
ISP and boss from reading your search
queries.
80. formspring.me –You can ask or
answer personal questions here.
81. snopes.com – Find if that email offer
you received is real or just another
scam.
82. typingweb.com –Master touch-
typing with these practice sessions.
83. mailvu.com – Send video emails to
anyone using your webcam.
84. ge.tt – Quickly send a file to
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before downloading.
85. timerime.com –Create timelines with
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86. stupeflix.com –Make a movie out of
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87. aviary.com/myna –An online audio
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audio clip.
88. noteflight.com –Print music sheets,
write your own music online (review).
89.disposablewebpage.com– Create a
temporary web page that self-destruct.
90. namemytune.com– When you need
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91. homestyler.com –Design from
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92. snapask.com – Use email on your
phone to find sports scores, read
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93. teuxdeux.com – A beautiful to-do
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94. livestream.com –Broadcast events
live over the web, including your
desktop screen.
95. bing.com/images –Automatically
find perfectly-sized wallpapers for
mobiles.
96. historio.us –Preserve complete web
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97. dabbleboard.com –Your virtual
whiteboard.
98. whisperbot.com –Send an email
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99. sumopaint.com –An excellent layer-
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100. lovelycharts.com– Create
flowcharts, network diagrams, Sitemaps,
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101. nutshellmail.com– Get your
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102.The Hype Machine -Web-based
music discovery site based on the music
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103.SimpleWash -A site to help you
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Increase Your Internal Memory from Link2sd

Link2SD is an android application by Bulent Akpinar that lets you move apps and games to the 2nd partition of your SD card. Why do we have to use Link2SD when Froyo and Gingerbread’s Native Apps2sd moves the files to the SD card? Native apps2sd only moves the apk file of the application leaving other files in internal memory thus you still have to manage your on-board memory and limit your choice of apps because it will eat up your memory and later on you cannot install any files anymore. Additionally, widgets and some applications are not intended to be moved to the SD card. However, Link2SD is only for root users because it is required that your phone is rooted.

The idea behind the application is the same. But Link2SD has more relevant features which the Native Apps2sd lacked giving Android 1.5 and up users the chance to have a taste of what it’s like to have a big phone memory. Additional features were added by the developer to furher optimize the usage of android devices. By using Link2SD, you can move not only the application file, but also  the dalvic-cache and libray files of the application. This means that data will be the only one left to consume your internal memory thus installing applications and games would be easier because you can install anything you want without worrying about the famous low memory problem. Furthermore, Link2sd covers all files even moving widgets and the unmoveable applications to the 2nd partition of your SD card.

This is a step by step guide on how you can run Link2SD on your device. This tutorial will work for both stock and cutom ROMs. For ClockWorkMod Recovery users, you can check the other guide below. Follow all the instructions carefully to eliminate possible problems.

1. First you have to download Mini Tool Partition Wizard Manager. You can download it HERE.
2. Insert your SD card to a card reader and open it on your computer.
3. Back up all your files to the computer because partitioning will wipe your data.
4. Open Mini Tool in your computer. Locate your SD card (be careful in choosing and make sure not to choose the drive of your computer)
5. Right click and choose Delete.
6. Right click on it again and choose Create New. Create “FAT32″ partition (This is where all your media files will go. Be sure to make it bigger than the 2nd part)
7. Select “Create as: PRIMARY” 
8. Next, create an ext2/ext3/ext4 partition (if you’re on stock ROM, choose ext2). This is where your apps will go. I suggest a value of 512Mb or 1Gb would be big enough but if you insist you can go as high as 2Gb.
9. Select “Create As: PRIMARY” (make sure that it is both set to primary because it will not work if it is not set to primary) 
10. Click the “Apply” button on the top left corner and wait for it to finish the process. Done.
11. Put back your SD card to your phone and switch it on.
12. Download and install Link2sd from Google Play Store.
13. Open Link2sd. You will be prompted to choose between ext2, ext3, ext4 and FAT32. Select ext2. 
14. It will say mount script created. Reboot your phone now.
15. Open link2sd and if the message doesn’t show up, you succeded.
16. Go to Link2sd>Settings>check the autolink (to automatically move apps upon installation)
17. If you already have some apps, select “move to phone” then after moving select “Create Link” (be sure to check the three files: app, dalvic-cache and library files)
18. 
19. To check your memory, select “Storage Info”. This will show you the current state of your internal memory, FAT32, and ext2 partition.                                                                                            
20. Now you’re done and ready to install vast amount of applications as you wish!

FOR CLOCKWORKMOD RECOVERY USERS ONLY( ALTERNATIVE METHOD)

NOTE: You can also use the instructions above. This guide will work on both stock and custom ROMs.

1. Back up all your files to your computer. Partitioning wipes the files of your SD card.
2. Go into recovery mode
3. Select “Advanced”
4. Select “Partition SD card”
5. Choose your SD-ext size (if you’re using a 2Gb SD card, choose 512Mb. If your SD card is 4Gb or greater, you can choose 1024Mb)
6. Select 0 swap
7. Wait for the process to finish. Reboot.
8. Download and install Link2SD from Google Play Store.
9. Open Link2SD you will be prompted to choose between ext2, ext3, ext4 or FAT32. Choose ext4.
10. Follow instructions number 14-20. DONE!

Having troubles? Feel free to comment and post your questions below. Enjoy!