Many factors can trigger a device to heat up or become excessively hot. In normal circumstances particularly in smartphones, a device can get warmer when the processor is exhausted from multitasking and continuous loading of heavy apps and services. It’s therefore normal for mobile devices like smartphones to heat up and get warmer with prolonged
Overheating is a serious problem and you should not neglect it as it’s dangerous; if the battery has gone beyond its heat threshold, it will explode. This kind of problem doesn’t only happen to entry-level devices, it also occurs to premium phones like the Samsung Galaxy S9. Some of our readers who own this device
Facebook and its Messenger are being updated regularly. When a major firmware update is rolled out, you can always expect that an update for said apps will follow suit to address possible problems. We have readers that own the Samsung Galaxy S9 who reported that the Messenger app starts to crash or won’t work after
HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones, has announced that the Nokia 6.1 will start receiving Android 9 Pie. Nokia 6.1 units in the US will receive this update over the next week and half through a staged rollout. In addition to the Nokia 6.1, international consumers are also receiving Android 9 Pie updates to
We did receive some complaints regarding firmware #update issues with the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (#Samsung #GalaxyS6Edge) variant that’s carried by Verizon Wireless. In this post, I will address a specific problem during an update process. It’s not just the typical “Firmware update failed” issue but it shows the error code 410, which is a
Hello TheDroidGuy community! Below are software-related problems and solutions for the #GalaxyS6 that you may find helpful. This post also includes three #Marshmallow -related problems so if you’re one of the unlucky users who encounter problems after an update, the solutions below may remedy the situation. Mobile data connection on Galaxy S6 stops working after
While Android #Marshmallow is well regarded compared to Lollipop, Google’s new OS is far from perfect. For the past few weeks, we’ve been getting a lot of reports from our readership about the new OS causing problems. This post discusses some of these issues that affect some #GalaxyS6 devices. Deleted emails on Galaxy S6
Since Samsung Galaxy S9 was released with Android 8.0 Oreo already installed, all new updates are minor ones except if it’s Android 9 Pie. Google has yet to make public Android P so all the updates you’ve received are either security patches or updates that bring minor improvements to the device’s performance. Regardless whether the
Do you have a question why your #GalaxyS5 no longer receives an update? The first issue on this post may help shed some light. Together with this specific update issue are some of the other common problems other S5 users have encountered. Don’t forget to visit this page if you want to check other S5
Today is the official release date for the latest Samsung Galaxy flagship phone, the #GalaxyS7 and S7 Edge. We know that this is big day for those waiting to get their hands on the new amazing platform from Samsung. In the meantime, we welcome you to another post that answers some questions from our #GalaxyS5
Hello everyone! This post covers some #GalaxyS5 problems shared by some of our community members over the past 2 weeks. If you want to browse other S5-related issues and solutions, kindly visit this page. GGalaxy S5 keeps getting update message when trying to check voicemail GGalaxy S5 screen constantly moves up and down GGalaxy S5
With leaks circling around about Android 4.3, it’s been speculated that a bunch of Galaxy devices will be updated to the new Android, skipping past Android 4.2.2. Whilst we’re unsure about devices such as the Galaxy S3 or S3 Mini, a leaked image seems to point to the fact that the Galaxy Note II will