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You should be seeing something like this: HomeSmack Home Page LauncherĤ. Go to Play Store and search for HomeSmack. Having done all the legwork for you, here is the solution in a nutshell:ġ. There might be others, but this totally worked for me. It’s pretty hard to Google something when you don’t even know the words to Google with! Haha!Įventually I did find a solution. Oh the joy of Googling and troubleshooting the whole of Saturday and into Sunday morning! I didn’t even know the name of the launcher I had clicked on, nor the fact that it was even a LAUNCHER. Many launchers are free, so go ahead and shop in the Google Play Store and download the launcher(s) you want to try on your Galaxy Tab S2.

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To this! This is the default home page produced by Google Now LauncherĮven my Flip Briefing News App had disappeared and was replaced by Google cards. Now that you know how to add a launcher, you can download, install, and experiment with multiple launchers until you find the right launcher(s) for you. The Game Launcher feature houses all your gaming apps and includes settings to improve your gaming experience. And your phone or tablet can offer even more opportunities to explore your favorite digital worlds. From pixelated classics to virtual reality, gaming has come a long way. My home page went from this: This is the default home page using TouchWiz Launcher Use Game Launcher and gaming options on your Galaxy device. I clicked on the right hand one just to be done with it, which turned out to be the Google Now Launcher instead of my usual (as I found out later) TouchWiz Home. I had NEVER had that show up previously so I didn’t pay much attention. and I had NO idea how I had done it! At some point the day before when I hit the middle home button, I got a prompt to choose which launcher to use. My Samsung Galaxy Tab E looked completely different today………. I've used it dozens of times myself safely.Well, of all the things to wake up to on a Sunday morning. Also note that you do this at your own risk Odin is very powerful and misusing it can damage your phone. Note that if you need to back anything up, you should do that beforehand and save the backup to your PC, since everything (except probably the external SD card) will be wiped on the phone. Odin will tell you when it's done if it fails, reboot your phone and try again.

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zip file you downloaded (the custom ROM) into the PDA field of Odin. Attach the phone to USB so that Odin recognizes it.If non-i9000, detatch your phone from USB.

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After a few seconds a yellow triangle with an android in it should appear, you can let go of the keys since this is download mode.

Let go of the power button only about 1 second after the white device logo appears (if it does).

Hold VolumeDown plus either the Home key (i9000) or VolumeUp (non-i9000) and the power button.

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If non-i9000, attach the phone to your PC via USB.

Otherwise you can continue with the instructions below for using Odin. So if you don't want CM and just want to replace the launcher, you can do that without flashing another ROM as Amanda says in her answer. I assume you have a GT-I9000 however you should look for one that suits your purposes in XDA's i9000 Android Development forum.Įdit: According to this post, the only completely TouchWiz-free ROM is CyanogenMod, which is unstable/buggy. For the Galaxy S Vibrant, I highly recommend the ROM I currently use, Bionix v1.3.1, which has a TouchWiz-free version. Search for "Heimdall" if you want to do this on Linux).

The easiest way to a get a new OS for a Galaxy S is to use Odin for Windows (download here. Rooting will also void your warranty, but the method below does not require root. However, it is very simple to revert to the stock ROM with a Galaxy S for warranty purposes. Yes, flashing a custom ROM will void your warranty.