Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: Will this work in a Samsung Galaxy S 4g?
Document: I'm using it in a Samsung Galaxy S III. I had to format it to get the phone to recognize it. No problems since.
Works as it should in my Samsung Galaxy S 4. SanDisk has never let me down in the past and i expect this card to live up to my expectations long into the future.
Was wondering if it would work on my Samsung Galaxy Note 3, after reading reviews. Would recommend this memory 100%! Put it in and worked great.
I was always leery of buying sd cards for my smartphone. Some would work and some didn't. This one works well with my Samsung Galaxy s4. I now have a 32 gig phone with a 64 gig storage card.
So I paid more to get the name brand card that works at higher speed. Stupid me!This card seems to work for a while. After that I couldn't consistently see the images stored on the card from my Samsung Galaxy S4 .I made do for a while. Big mistake. Should've returned it for a refund.
When I ordered this card I wasn't sure if it would work for my tablet or not. I use Samsung Galaxy Tabs (both 7" and 10"). Factory specs say they aren't supposed to work with any cards bigger than 32GB. To my surprise, this card not only works with either tablet but is really fast and comes formatted. I will be buying lots more of these!
So I got double the storage with no downside.CAUTIONARY NOTE**  We tried this in my Dad's Samsung tablet, a Galaxy Tab 2, and it did not work. I think this is because of the &#34;ex-FAT&#34; format on the chip from the factory. I had all my data on the chip already, so we did not try to reformat, but if you have older hardware and/or older version of Android, this may not be what you want.
I read the reviews here which said that this card formatted with exFat wouldn't work on Galaxy devices with Jellybean, but I decided to take a chance anyway. I just updated my Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket with Android v4.1.2 Jellybean. When I inserted the card and turned my phone back on, it recognized the card and I was able to write and read files with no problem. I reformatted the card in my phone, just in case, and that also went smoothly.
I got the 64 gb version. Works great in my Galaxy S III. Didn't have to format it, just plugged it in and it works fine without any problems.
it's really good that it can work in galaxy s2, just download the easeus partition manager and format it to FAT32, then use it with galaxy s2.
Answer: yes