The categories available: Activities, sleep, heart rate, weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, oxygen saturation, and nutrition and water.Finally, the last step is selecting the fitness data categories you wish to sync between Google Fit and Samsung Health.Once complete, an Initialization Finished dialog will appear.Select and authenticate your Google account on the next screen. Once you’ve installed both apps, tap Check Google Account Connection.You’ll need to install Samsung Health and Google Fit on your phone on the next screen if you haven’t already.Tap Accept once you’ve read through the document. Read the Declaration of Consent by tapping on the box. The next screen will confirm the two apps you’ve chosen and the sync direction of the data.On the next screen, select Samsung Health and tap OK. Choose the Sync Direction on the next screen.Read the First Usage Actions dialog and hit OK once complete. (You could even flash stock recovery images and unroot btw.After you install the Health Sync app, here’s how to use it to sync Google Fit data to Samsung Health: Choose “Recovery image” for recovery images like CWM or TWRP. Make sure you hit “Allow” when Superuser request window pops up when opening the Flashify app. In this example, I have downloaded a TWRP IMG file to my phone.
Next, download the image file you want to install. First, make sure you have a rooted smartphone or tablet device. Also, there are many times when GooManager app doesn’t work and fails to install TWRP recovery.įor those frustrating situations, Flashify app makes flashing image files simple. I wanted to find an easier way for users to install IMG files instead of using fastboot.
I ran into this problem while trying to flash a modded version of TWRP on my HTC One. Now, there’s an easier way to flash img files on any rooted Android device using an app called Flashify. Whether you are flashing recovery image such as CWM or TWRP recovery or flashing boot image, it’s always a complicated task involving fastboot command with a computer OR terminal emulator with dd commands. For rooted Android smartphones and tablets, sometimes you may need to flash IMG files (files ending in.
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