How do I recover memos that have been synced to my samsung account using my tablet?

The 2 best methods are have a Google account and have it backed up.. secondly you have Samsung devices, which means you should create a new Samsung account and backup. This is for the tablet 2.

For the Samsung galaxy E , restore from both of the accounts mentioned above and you should be good.

You can download dropbox from the Playstore. Setup an account, and you will get 50 gb extra because of the deal they have with Samsung. You will be able to sync your photos and videos from each of your Android devices, plus your computer.

You can unsubscribe from your Samsung account via the website (http://account.samsung.com/). Sign in to the Samsung account webpage with your account, and then click the 'Profile' menu. There you will be find an 'Unsubscribe' button.

When you unsubscribe from your Samsung account, your details will also be withdrawn from all connected Samsung services. In addition, all information that belongs to your account, such as downloaded items, purchase history, etc. will also be deleted. If you want to find out which services you are using with your Samsung account, you can check via the Samsung account webpage

Typically when a mobile device is locked, it wants the original e-mail account name and password it was setup with. You shouldn't need internet connectivity to unlock the phone. If you can log into your account at https://mail.google.com/ that's good, but it doesn't guarantee it's the same account the device is using or the original password used.
In some cases, if the device can receive a call, you can access the menu during the call and disable the screen lock.
If you don't remember the username and the account was properly setup at creation time, you can recover the name using "I forgot my username" here: http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=46346 And here's a trick to recover an account name on an Android device: https://productforums.google.com/d/topic/gmail/ydNElvUjJVU/discussion
If you have the username, the following will help with the process to recover the account by resetting the password: http://gmailaccountrecovery.blogspot.com/
BUT... A recovered account or changed password won't have the original password which is what the device needs to be unlocked. In that case the device will probably need to have a factory reset done (read the owner's manual for instructions) and then setup again with an e-mail account (be sure to write the information down this time). If it's setup with the recovered e-mail account, any purchased apps and synced data should be restored. If a new account needs to be created, all previous information will be lost.
An article on this topic: http://einartysen.se/unlock-android-phone-after-too-many-pattern-attempts/

Typically when a mobile device is locked, it wants the original e-mail account name and password it was setup with. You shouldn't need internet connectivity to unlock the phone. If you can log into your account at https://mail.google.com/ that's good, but it doesn't guarantee it's the same account the device is using or the original password used. In some cases, if the device can receive a call, you can access the menu during the call and disable the screen lock. If you don't remember the username and the account was properly setup at creation time, you can recover the name using "I forgot my username" here: http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=46346 And here's a trick to recover an account name on an Android device: https://productforums.google.com/d/topic/gmail/ydNElvUjJVU/discussion If you have the username, the following will help with the process to recover the account by resetting the password: http://gmailaccountrecovery.blogspot.com/ BUT... A recovered account or changed password won't have the original password which is what the device needs to be unlocked. In that case the device will probably need to have a factory reset done (read the owner's manual for instructions) and then setup again with an e-mail account (be sure to write the information down this time). If it's setup with the recovered e-mail account, any purchased apps and synced data should be restored. If a new account needs to be created, all previous information will be lost. An article on this topic: http://einartysen.se/unlock-android-phone-after-too-many-pattern-attempts/

You can use Android data recovery software , know more here: Android tablet photos recovery

It just got the network, of course you need to get in your mail account then check it. It could not sync any email without a mail account. Or ask Samsung for directly help.

Android 4.0 Tablet PC

Hello!
Here's what you can try to help your two Androids synchronize with each other:
Use your Google Account to your advantage.

• Since you're using an Android, it's the best idea to get a Google Account since your Calendars, Emails, etc. can sync to that account. You can add a Google Account by going to Settings > Accounts and Sync then click on "Add account" and click "Google." Just add your Google Account details (sign up if you haven't yet) and voila! A new Google Account has been added to your Android! You can use the same Google Account for both your Galaxy S and your Galaxy Tab.

Set up your phone to sync with Google Account.

• In the same menu, click on the Account that you've just set up on you Android and there should be "Sync Calendar, Contacts, and Gmail." Just tick what you need. Just make sure "Auto-sync" is turned on at the Accounts and Sync menu. :)

Use the Android Market!

• The Android Market is full of stuff that you can add to your Android to enhance your experiences. Since there's no note/memo syncing for your Google Account, I recommend downloading any of the following apps: SimpleNote or EverNote. These two are available on the Market (and Apple Store, if you have an iDevice) for free, and you can sync them to other devices with the same application by signing up for them for free.
• Here are some links for you to help: SimpleNote (http://simplenoteapp.com/) Evernote (www.evernote.com/)

So far, these are the basics, so if you have any queries, just ask! ~azukibean70

When you lose your voice memos in your iPhone, they can have a look at your iTunes first, maybe you've synced the voice memos to iTunes, and the voice memos can be found in iTunes folder. If not, you may need to restore your iPhone with iTunes to recover deleted voice memos. If you have updated your iPhone backup in iTunes, you will save the voice memos in iTunes backup as well, so you are able to get the lost voice memos back with iTunes.
When the restoring process is done, you will get the backup contents in your iPhone. The voice memos should have been restored to your iPhone as well. However, as is known, there is chance that the iPhone users will lose the newly added data in their device if they haven't updated their backup. At this moment, you will need a piece of iPhone data recovery software to recover deleted voice memos from iPhone backup.
http://www.leawo.org/tutorial/how-can-i-recover-deleted-voice-memos-from-iphone-6.html