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What’s up guys? In this post we will be tackling several problems that our readers are experiencing regarding their Samsung Galaxy Note device. This is a compilation of emails sent to us regarding the Galaxy Note and covers the Note 10.1, Note 2, and Note 3. As much as possible we try to provide the
In this post, I will guide you how to fix or troubleshoot a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 that won’t turn on. The phone was released in 2012 and if it started to act up recently for some reason, then perhaps there’s already some things that need to be changed. The battery is among the accessories
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is still a powerful device. In fact, it’s the model that made Note devices popular. If you own one, then your device is almost three years old and among the most common problems you’ll encounter is a not charging issue. In fact, we received a lot of emails from our
Welcome to the 57th troubleshooting article dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. We know that most of you are surprised that this phone is still being used by quite a number of people despite being released in the market last 2012. In terms of hardware specifications it is still quite decent. Its 5.5 inch
Welcome to the 56th part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. While most smartphone owners have already upgraded to the latest models there are still quite a number who are still holding on to the Note 2. Released to the market last September 2012, this device is almost
Welcome to the 55th part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. This phone which was released in 2012 was once the top of the line device of the company. Despite being an old model this phone can still give most of the latest midrange Android phones a run
Welcome to the 54th part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. This phone which was released in August of 2012 is surprisingly still being used by quite a number of people today. This may be due in part to a combination of impressive hardware specs and nice design.
Welcome to the 53rd part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. This phone which was launched in 2012 is still quite popular nowadays despite it showing its age. On the hardware side, it is still quite capable and is even more impressive than most midrange models out in
Welcome to the 52nd part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. It was leaked previously that this phone will be getting the Android Lollipop update. Recent developments inside Samsung however point to a different direction. The company is now concentrating on bringing the latest Android update to its
Welcome to the 51st part in our series of troubleshooting guides dedicated to the Galaxy Note 2. Despite being more than two years old already, this phone which was released running on Android Jelly Bean is getting the latest Android Lollipop update. This is indeed quite rare as most manufacturers do not update the software
Welcome to the 50th part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. This phone which was released in the 4th quarter of 2012 initially ran on Android Jelly Bean but is expected to get the Android Lollipop update. Owners of this model who are still using this as their
Welcome to the 49th part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy note 2. This phone, which was released in the later part of 2012, is going to get the official Android Lollipop update from Samsung. Those who are still sing this phone should be pretty excited about this update as
Welcome to the 48th part in our series of troubleshooting guides dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Although this phone was released in 2012 running on Android Jelly Bean it is going to get the Android Lollipop update. This is because its hardware specs is powerful enough to take advantage of the latest Android
Welcome to the 47th part in our troubleshooting series dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Although this is an older generation model (released in the 4th quarter of 2012) its hardware can still compete against most of the new midrange models out in the market today. The upcoming Android Lollipop update for this phone
Welcome to the 46th part in our series of troubleshooting guides dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. If you are still using this particular model then you will definitely want to follow this series as we discuss the issues our readers are facing with this phone while providing helpful solutions. It’s most likely that
Welcome to the 45th part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. We have been asked a number of times why we still feature this device when it is already pretty old, having been released way back in 2012. The reason for this is that a lot of people
Welcome to the 44th part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. While this isn’t the latest Note device of the company, having been released in 2012, it still has some decent hardware specs and is still being used by a lot of people. The upcoming Android Lollipop update
Welcome to the 43rd part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. We’ve been getting quite a lot of emails from our readers lately regarding this particular model which is quite a surprise since this is a 2012 model and Samsung has already released the Note 4. In terms
Welcome to the 41nd part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. This model is one of the older models of the company we are featuring constantly since we still get lots of emails from our readers regarding the concerns they have with this device. Despite being released in
Welcome to the 41st part in our series of troubleshooting articles dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. This is one of the models of Samsung which we have covered extensively owing to the fact that we receive a lot of emails from our readers regarding this device. We have already answered more than a