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When a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A60 can’t send text messages, the problem can be pretty minor. At least, that’s always been the case with other smartphones that have encountered a problem like this. Texting issues aren’t really that serious; it’s not a sign of a serious firmware issue or a hardware problem. Needless
To be able to send and receive text messages are just two of the most basic functions a mobile phone could do. Phones from the past decade can do these things without any issues but why is it that smartphones nowadays seem to have a difficult time sending and receiving text messages? We have received
Some Realme X2 Pro owners complained that they can’t send SMS or text message all of a sudden. Such issue reportedly occurred after a reboot even if their devices show they’re getting good signal. Most of the time, such issue is pretty minor especially if it occurred without apparent reason or cause. Needless to say,
The Huawei P20 is classified among the budget smartphones that offer high-end features and impressive design and display. That’s one edge it got over other hefty flagship devices rivals. But like any other flagship smartphones, the P20 is also not free from minor and major software issues. One of the widespread issues transpiring on the
Welcome to our most recent #GalaxyS8 and #GalaxyS8+ article. This post addresses 8 more issues submitted by some members of our community. We just recently created an S8 troubleshooting page so make sure to visit it if you can’t find a solution to your own issue here. If you are looking for solutions to your
A smartphone that packs a really impressive hardware specs like the Samsung Galaxy A9 shouldn’t have issues performing the most basic function mobile phones are designed for–text messaging. However, it seems like some users have encountered problems sending and receiving text messages or SMS. So, in this post, I will walk you through in troubleshooting
The Samsung Galaxy A50 should not have any issues sending text messages because texting is one of the most common services offered by any mobile phone. Basic phones are always flawless when it comes to this service but it seems like smartphones are the ones that always fail in sending and receiving text messages. In
If your new Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus can’t send SMS or text messages all of the sudden, the problem could be temporary. There are a lot of factors to consider for us to be able to determine the reason why it’s happening. It could be a temporary issue with the network or your service provider
Understand why your #Samsung Galaxy J7 (#GalaxyJ7) can no longer send and/or receive text messages or #SMS and learn how to troubleshoot it in a bid to fix the problem. Learn more about your device that won’t send/receive picture messages or MMS and what you need to do in order to fix it. Text messaging
Understand why your #Google #Pixel can no longer send and receive text messages or #SMS and learn how to troubleshoot it. Learn how to troubleshoot your phone that can no longer send and receive picture messages or #MMS. Sending and receiving text messages is the most common feature or service any mobile phone can offer.
Text messaging is just one of the most basic functions of a mobile phone and a powerful smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 should be able to perform this task without any problem. However, there would always come a time when your device encounter some issues in sending and/or receiving text messages or SMS.
Whether you’re on a postpaid or prepaid plan, your LG V40 ThinQ shouldn’t have any problems sending and receiving text messages but it seems like some users are having these issues. Most of the time when they occur, the problem isn’t really with the phone but with the network or some settings. Needless to say,
Read and understand why your #Google Nexus 5 (#Nexus5) can no longer send and receive text messages or SMS out of the blue. Also, learn how to troubleshoot your device in a bid to fix it without any help from a tech. Learn how to troubleshoot your phone that can no longer send and receive
Understand why your #Xiaomi Mi 5 (#Mi5) can’t send text messages but can receive incoming ones. Learn how to fix this very common problem with the most basic service. Learn how to fix your phone that can send SMS but cannot receive them. What needs to be checked in order to fix the problem. What
It is too odd for powerful devices like Google’s new Pixel 2 XL smartphone to cause you troubles when using basic functions like texting. Nevertheless, it’s possible and inevitable among smartphones regardless of the branding and platform. So, don’t be surprise if you won’t be able to send a text message on your Google phone
SMS problems in mobile devices are often attributed to network connectivity issues. In some cases, account-related issues are to blame like unsettled bills and inactive account services. Other factors that can cause problems in sending and receiving of text messages or SMS on the phone are invalid settings, faulty updates, software glitches. Generally, the underlying
Understand and learn how to #troubleshoot your LG G5 (#LGG5) that can no longer send and receive text messages. What to do if your phone can still receive #SMS but can’t send one. How to fix a G5 that can’t receive text messages but can send without having issues. Learn how to troubleshoot your LG
It seems that many Samsung Galaxy Note 9 owners have recently been complaining about not being able to send text messages or SMS. Such issue isn’t actually new as there were those who reported the same problem shortly after having bought the device although we can’t be sure if the problem is temporary or something
Text messaging is among the basic services any mobile phone can do. A smartphone as good as the #Samsung Galaxy J3 (#GalaxyJ3) should be able to transmit or receive text messages without a hitch but it seems like many owners encountered issues while sending SMS and MMS. When the phone is properly provisioned, it can
Several factors can cause your device to encounter problems with sending or receiving text (SMS) messages. Oftentimes, such problems are inflicted by network errors like intermittent signal or no service. Other triggers are incorrect settings, software glitches and malware. On the hardware aspect, it’s likely due to a bad SIM card or other relevant hardware