Screen off memo on the Galaxy Note 5. Photo: Samsung

The Galaxy Note 5’s new “screen off memo” feature, which lets you jot down notes while the device is asleep, has been ported to the Galaxy Note 4, the Galaxy Note 3, and the Galaxy Note Edge. So long as you have a rooted device, installation is easy.

The Galaxy Note 5 will bring big changes. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Note 5 will feature 4GB of the latest LPDDR4 RAM, according to sources familiar with the South Korean company’s plans.

Long-time Note users will get a 1GB upgrade over the Galaxy Note 4 and a 2GB upgrade over the Galaxy Note 3, while memory speed will increase significantly, too.

Now your friends can enjoy your best achievements, too. Photo: Samsung

It’s now easier than ever to share your gameplay on a Samsung Galaxy device thanks to Samsung’s new Game Recorder+ app for Android. The free download lets you record your best game sessions in full HD — with face-cam commentary — and upload it directly to YouTube.

These aren’t the only display modes available on some Samsung Galaxy devices. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Samsung is famous for its over-saturated Super AMOLED displays, but for those who prefer a more natural look, there’s a hidden display mode that’s super easy to activate. It’s available on more recent Galaxy devices like the Galaxy S6, S6 edge, and Note 4, and you don’t need root access to enable it.

Here’s how to find it.

Galaxy Note 3 gets a taste of Lollipop.

Galaxy Note 3 users on Verizon are finally getting Samsung’s latest Lollipop software, complete with a refreshed look and lots of new features, including Smart Lock, lock screen notifications, and multi-user support.