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You can't change this. Simple solution: Don't shut down your phone any more (except when it runs out of battery). If you switch off your screen only, your phone will go to sleep and won't consume much power. If it still eats too much battery, consider disabling wifi, background data, sync or even switching to airplane mode. As noted in the comments the logo ...

Natively, there is no way to schedule shutdowns and boot ups of the Android system. If you do decide to root there are applications in the Play store that can shedule a shutdown (you may even be able to make your own busybox script instead). However booting up will never be possible the way Android handles shut downs because when Android shuts down, it is ...

IMPORTANT: Make a backup before trying any of the following steps! Usually the animation video is stored at: /system/media/video/shutdown You can rename this to something else. Or delete all the files from there. If it's not there, check /system/customize/resource/ or /data/local/ May be it can be found there. In some cases shutdown animation may be ...

There are many 3rd-party apps available on the Market that allow you to set up actions (toggle cell data on/off, for example) at specified triggers (e.g. on a timer.) Tasker and AutomateIt are great examples. If you have a specific data limit on your plan (e.g. 3GB per billing cycle), a more advanced app like 3G Watchdog would be a better choice. It ...

..setup a schedule for automatic device shutdown... I found an app named Timerandroid in the Play Store. Seems that's what you're looking for. But you need to have root access.

Power ON WOL enabled BIOS: In order to power up the remote host, you first have to enable WOL in his bios. The way you have to do this will vary from motherboard to motherboard, sou you'll have to figure it out by your self, or ask Google for some help. Remote Host cable connected to router Application capable of Sending Magic Packets to Remote.host's ...

If your network card can use Wake-On-LAN and/or is supported, and is remotely accessible, then yes, it is quite possible to achieve it (wake-on-lan apps are in abundance on the play store), taking into account of security considerations which is outside of the scope of this site, double check and make sure no other service is on that public facing PC ...

As others have said, the boot animation (Samsung logo) you see during boot is only the pretty face to the bootstrapping going on in the background. That being said, you can in fact change that animation if you don't mind rooting.