When a powerful smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 keeps rebooting randomly, it could be a sign of a firmware issue. That has always been the case with similar problems we encountered in the past. However, it is also very much possible that there’s an issue with the hardware. Since your phone is still new,
The error message “Unfortunately, Messages has stopped” that keeps popping up on your Samsung Galaxy S10e means that the default text messaging applications has crashed for some reason. This problem could be temporary and easy to fix or it could be a sign of a more serious firmware issue. Since the app crashes shortly after
A hard reset or master reset is just another way of doing the factory reset. Basically, they have the same benefits but performed differently. Apparently, this method is far more complicated so we don’t usually suggest this to our readers whose phones can still boot up successfully and can access Settings. However, if your device
Depending on how the problem started, the Black Screen of Death issue on your Samsung Galaxy S10e could be just a minor firmware problem or a serious hardware issue. If you dropped your phone on a hard surface and then the screen became black and unresponsive, you can already tell that it’s a physical damage
The warning “Camera failed” that some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10e have been complaining about could actually be a minor issue caused by some applications, firmware issues and whatnot. However, there are also other possibilities wherein it could be a sign of a more serious hardware problem. That’s why as an owner, you must
Changing the Samsung Galaxy S10e wallpaper is easy to do. And since there are a lot of really cool wallpapers out there, this is often among the first things any user would do. But your new phone actually comes packed with beautiful wallpapers. So, if you just want to change the look of your Home
Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10e have been complaining about the error “Unfortunately, Twitter has stopped.” The error actually means that the app has crashed for some reason. It is a very annoying little problem but it’s not really that hard to fix. In fact, you may be able to get rid of the
Turning your Samsung Galaxy S10e on is the best way to test if it’s working fine especially if you are yet to buy it. It is also important that you know how to properly power your device on and off because there are times when you need to refresh its memory. The process is very
It is very important to set up screen security on your Samsung Galaxy S10e especially if you have sensitive information or files saved in it. The screen lock security is more than just to fend off unwanted users, it also enables the Factory Reset Protection (FRP) that makes the phone unusable if it’s reset without
When a powerful smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10e turns off by itself and won’t turn back on, it could be a sign of a very minor firmware-related issues or a serious hardware problem. However, most of the time owners would think that it’s a serious problem because the device would no longer respond no
Charging issues are among the most common power-related problems any smartphone owner may encounter. So, if your new Samsung Galaxy S10e won’t charge, it might be due to a minor problem or a sign of a serious hardware issue. In this post, I will guide you on how to troubleshoot your new Galaxy S10e that’s
Most of the time a factory reset can help you fix the problem with your phone especially if it concerns the firmware or applications. While the new Samsung Galaxy S10e is a powerful device with pretty impressive hardware specs, there would always come a time that you will encounter issues as far as performance is
The screen flickering issue in your Samsung Galaxy S10e could be just a minor problem with the firmware or it could also be a serious issue with the hardware depending on how the problem started. If the display started flickering without apparent reason, then it could be pretty minor but if it occurred after the
Your new Samsung Galaxy S10e has a combined nano SIM and microSD card tray so, inserting and removing both can be done together or separately. It’s located at the top of your phone and fits well into the slot so you will have to look closer to find the pinhole that will set it loose.
