Facebook emerges among the most popular and widely used social media apps by Android and iOS smartphone users. Although it’s a well-maintained app, there are still instances when Facebook app doesn’t work as intended. Among the common issues affecting Facebook app on Android devices is on random crashes and loading failures. And oftentimes, network problems
The black screen of death (BSOD) issue is common to Android users. In fact, we have received quite a lot of complaints from our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro 2018 regarding this problem. According to some, the issue started on its own without any valid or clear cause. There were also others
Network-related apps like Google Play or Play Store are prone to experiencing unexpected errors due to network connectivity problems and downtimes. Among the common symptoms to surface would include loading failure and random app crashes. If you happen to encounter the same symptoms with Google Play on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9, then this post
Computers are necessary when it comes to software and data management among smartphones. This is made possible with the use of dedicated software or mobile data management tools for Windows PCs or Mac computers. In order to get started in managing data, your smartphone must be connected to the computer through a compatible USB connector
Problems on crashing apps can be attributed to many factors including errors within the app or phone system itself. No matter how sturdy an app is, it still can give into such trouble at some point. As a matter of fact, a lot of smartphones users have been complaining about this problem usually after installing
Aside from social media apps, more and more people are now becoming fond of watching YouTube videos on either smartphones or tablets running on iOS or Android platforms. The fact that YouTube videos are free and somehow unlimited, many would have preferred to go for online for free video streaming than pay extra bucks for
Calling problems like unable to make or receive phone calls are among the widespread issues transpiring in mobile devices including new smartphones like the Moto X4. Problems are these are usually triggered by network errors either on your end or your network service provider. This means you can try to fix the problem on your
Black screen of death emerges among the widespread issues encountered by Android phone users including those with the Moto G5 handset. Some have it that the phone just went off amidst normal usage and never came back. This could therefore denote a major system issue if not a hardware damage on the device. Problems on
Computers play a vital role when managing data on your phone. You can move or back up important data from your phone to your computer and manage your phone system on your computer. You can also add some files to your phone from a computer. All these are done by connecting your phone to your
Error messages typically occur when the system detects something wrong. Just like when you’re suddenly seeing an error prompt saying that the SD card is not detected on your Samsung Galaxy A8 2018 or any other mobile devices. In most cases, these errors transpire as random glitch rather than hardware damage. This denotes they’re likely
Network problems are among the most commonly raised concerns by smartphone users anywhere in the world. In most cases, network problems are attributed to software glitches but may also be due to some physical damage on the device. Hardware-related network issues often require service but not the ones that are software-related. Here in this post,
Is your Samsung Galaxy J5 2017 unable to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi? If so, then this post might be able to help you out. Read on to find out what causes your device to lose access to the Internet and how to fix it. Many cases of wireless connectivity issues are tied to
SIM card errors like the ones depicted by a No SIM card error prompt may denote a possible damage on the SIM card slot or SIM card itself. But in many cases, SIM card errors transpiring in contemporary mobile devices including basic, mid-range, and high-tiered smartphones are attributed to a minor or major software issue
It’s typical for mobile devices to slow down in time with regular usage. But it’s a bit bizarre for new ones to perform the same at an early stage especially those tagged among the high-tiered smartphones to-date. Nonetheless, it can happen and has already occurred to a lot of powered smartphones including Samsung’s Galaxy line-ups.
