Android News and Tips
Booting your #Samsung Galaxy #J7 in safe mode is one of the procedures you should know since it will help you troubleshoot almost every problem you may encounter. It’s not a fix by itself but a very helpful tool to determine whether the problem is caused by a third-party app or not. You should still
You will need to bypass Factory Reset Protection (FRP) on your Samsung Galaxy S10 if you can no longer get into the Home screen. The FRP will be tripped if you performed the Master Reset on your phone but didn’t remove the Google account prior to the reset. Actually, you won’t have any problem even
Looking for Galaxy S7 solutions? Check this article out and you may find what you’re looking for! This post covers four other #GalaxyS7 issues submitted by some members of our community. We hope that this will be of help. How to fix Galaxy S7 weak cellular signal strength issue Galaxy S7 screen showing white line
We bring you yet another article that talks about #GalaxyS7 issues and solutions. We hope that some of you will find this post helpful in fixing your own problems. These are the specific topics discussed in this material: Galaxy S7 messaging app won’t sound notification when receiving SMS from particular number Galaxy S7 Edge corrupts
No user expects an expensive smartphone as #Samsung #GalaxyS6 will fail to power on, but the truth is, it does happen…a lot. In this article, we show some of the instances when a powerful gadget like an S6 fails to live to our expectations. To be fair, some of these issues may not be totally
In this post, I will show you how to bypass FRP on your Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Samsung #Note5). This guide is based on the video published by RootJunky on #YouTube. Read on to know how to address this problem in case it happens to you. The reason why we were always hesitant to provide
Here are other #GalaxyNote5 problems we have collected from our community these past few days. As you can see, two of the issues mentioned talk about how to unlock a Note 5 when a user does not know the Google account associated with it. Unfortunately, there’s just no known way to circumvent Samsung’s security feature
Here’s another collection of #GalaxyNote5 issues. These are taken from queries submitted by some members of our community for the past few days. Below are the specific topics discussed in this post today: Galaxy Note 5 “custom binary blocked by FRP” error Galaxy Note 5 shutting down on its own Galaxy Note 5 can
Android devices running OS version 5.1 or higher, like your #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5), have additional security feature called Factory Reset Protection (#FRP). The feature is automatically enabled once you setup your Google account or turn on screen lock security on your device. The primary purpose of this feature is to prevent unauthorized access