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When a phone gets stuck on a certain screen and would no longer respond, you can always expected it to be a firmware issue. That seems to be a problem with some owners of frozen Galaxy A30 units. According to them, the phone got stuck on a certain screen while they were using an app.
Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A30 has recently got a minor firmware update but shortly after that, those who were able to successfully install it reported of having some performance issues. The most common of them is when the phone keeps rebooting by itself. Firmware issues aren’t really that hard to fix but they’re
The #Samsung #Galaxy #A30 is a mid-range Android smartphone first released in March of this year. This phone sports a plastic body with a 6.4 inch Super AMOLED screen that’s protected with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 on the front. It uses a dual rear camera system and a single 16MP camera on the front. Under
Hard reset, also known as factory reset or master reset, is a useful solution that is usually employed as a final software step. Android troubleshooting usually begins by doing basic steps. If none of the steps won’t help at all, that’s when you want to decide to wipe the phone. Hard reset returns all software
Facebook comes as one of the pre-installed apps on your Samsung Galaxy A30. Recently however, we have received quite a lot of complaints from our readers regarding the app. Some said that when they opened it, the error ‘Facebook keeps stopping’ shows up and they couldn’t use it. Such problem literally means that the app
The #Samsung #Galaxy #A30 is a mid-range Android smartphone released early this year which has a plastic body and a large 6.4 inch Super AMOLED display. It has a dual rear camera system and a single 16MP selfie camera at the front. Under the hood is an Exynos 7904 processor paired with 4GB of RAM
Being one of the mid-range devices, the Samsung Galaxy A30 has actually some impressive hardware specs that could compete with other devices in its category. But just like any other smartphones, it’s not free of issues and problems. In fact, we have readers who complained because their units reportedly turned off and won’t turn on
The #Samsung #Galaxy #A30 is a premium mid-range Android smartphone model that was first released in March 2019. It has a plastic body with a 6.4 inch Super AMOLED screen having a resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels and is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3. It uses a dual rear camera system at the
The #Samsung #Galaxy #A30 is one of the latest mid-range Android smartphone models that has been made available recently in the market. This phone has several excellent features which include its 6.4 inch Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels, a dual rear camera system consisting of a 16MP main camera
Applications like Instagram are well-maintained and updates are actually rolled out regularly to make sure they run smoothly. But no app or device is perfect so you will always encounter issues every now and then. Such is the case with some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A30 who reported that Instagram keeps stopping on their
Performance issues are very common to entry-level and mid-range phones but they’re not really that hard to fix. It is expected that if you have a phone like the Samsung Galaxy A30, you will encounter performance problems every now and then. The most common is when the phone starts running so slow that opening an
There was a minor firmware update recently and among those who’ve received it are owners of the Samsung Galaxy A30. Shortly after the said update, some of our readers contacted us because they reported started having the screen flickering issue. Apparently, such problem should be due to a firmware issue brought about by the recent
Picture messages or MMS are transmitted via mobile data. While it’s basically a text message, the attachments are what makes it bigger in size. Also, all text messages that has special characters or emojis, no matter the size, are always considered to be MMS messages. Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A30 have complained to
When a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A30 keeps freezing after an update, you can always expect it to be firmware-related. While it may seem like a serious problem, it’s actually just a minor issue with the system. It’s something you can fix on your own if you’re willing to troubleshoot your phone. We have
The black screen of death may seem like a serious hardware problem, but most of the time, it’s actually just a firmware-related issue. We have readers who reported that their Samsung Galaxy A30 got stuck on the black screen of death and would no longer turn on or boot up. We may have already addressed
Some of the owners of the Samsung Galaxy A30 have been complaining because their device keeps disconnecting after the most recent update. The thing is, if this problem occurs after a firmware or app update, you can almost be certain that the problem is with the firmware or software-related. But if the problem started after
Twitter for Android is being updated regularly to address issues that have been reported by users. Needless to say, you can always expect it to work properly but it seems like some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A30 have been complaining about the error ‘Twitter keeps stopping’ that reportedly popped up every time they open
The Samsung Galaxy A30 comes packed with really good hardware specs and features but just like any other smartphones, you may encounter a few hiccups every now and then. Some owners of this phone has complained about some performance-related issues. Among the most common is the issue wherein the phone started running slow or sluggish.
The Samsung Galaxy A30 is one of the mid-range devices the company released this year, and while it’s not as fast as the flagships, it’s actually better than other devices in its category. But just like any other smartphones, it’s not free of problems. In fact, we have readers who reported that their devices started
The error ‘Messages keeps stopping’ that seems to be bothering some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A30 means that the default texting app has stopped or working, or has crashed. Most of the time it’s just an issue with the app itself but it can also be a sign that your phone has some firmware