How To Set Galaxy S3 Notification LED Color and Flashing Frequency

We know that Samsung galaxy s3 today is very popular. And the graphic sells of galaxy s3 from mei until june 2012 has sell out for more than 10 millions. In my opinion galaxy s3 also has an awesome design. Galaxy S3 has a LED notification that followed by a sensor and a front face camera On the top of it. the part that i very like most is LED notification. Galaxy S3 LED notification will make you easy to know the status of your phone. whether you receive email, Gmail, miss call, low battery and more. And it will provided to you without press the power button (turn on s3 screen from sleep) and enter password, you can get all of the status just by looking at flashing frequency and the LED notification light color.

to enable LED notification is very easy just go and set at settings>LED indicator. On there, you can enable the LED Light up when device is connected to charger, when you has missed call, battery is low, messages or any application events.

It sound good right?. But unfortunately this galaxy S3 LED notification default system setting doesn't allows you to set flashing frequency and the LED notification color. If you have rooted your galaxy s3 (see tutorial how to root Galaxy S3), will let you go set the LED notification by go to the system file and manually set it. But if you don’t want to root your galaxy s3 because it will remove your warranty, you can use application- Light Manager to set the LED notification and flashing frequency on your Galaxy S3. Light Manager is an application that you can find on google play store that will allows you to give control of your the flashing Frequency and notification LED colors. I have tested it, this is free application, Light Manager on my Galaxy S3, it works perfectly. hope you enjoy will love it too :D.

Download Light Manager

Important: If you want install Light Manager apk, remember to do this before, please go to Settings > Security and lock screen > Unknown Sources to allow installation of non-Market apps.
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