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Shortly after the Android 10 update, some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 have reported that their devices got stuck on a black screen and would no longer respond or turn on. Depending on how the problem occurred, this can be just a minor problem with a firmware or a sign of a serious hardware
Samsung promised that the Android 10 update for its flagships, which will come with an improved user interface One UI 2.0, will improve the performance of the Galaxy S10, S10 Plus and S10e. Well, that seems to be the case with most of the owners but there are some who have encountered problems after the
Facebook is a pre-installed application on a Galaxy S10 but it’s being updated separately unlike the other pre-installed apps. It can be stopped and reset but it can’t be uninstalled, unless you’ve rooted your phone. Now, if you encounter some problems with it, it can be due to a minor issue with the app itself,
While some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 (S10 Plus and S10e) reached out to us because their phones no longer powers off after the Android 10 update, others reported that their units turn themselves off and would no longer respond. Apparently, when this issue occurs, the phone gets stuck on a black screen and
Network-related issues aren’t really that common but it seems like some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 (S10 Plus and S10e) have encountered problems with the WiFi. Some said that WiFi stopped working after the Android 10 update, while others reported that they started to have intermittent connection shortly after the update. The Android 10
Performance issues are common even to high-end devices like the Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus and S10e. In fact, some owners have reported that shortly after the Android 10 update, their phones started running slow or sluggish. It’s among the most common issues that greatly affect the performance of the device. Most of the time,
Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus and S10e has recently received the Android 10 update together with the One UI 2.0. Which means that these devices received quite a bit of improvements from its performance to its graphical interface. All these things are good for the users, however, it seems like there are some owners who
When you’re mobile and you want to connect to the Internet, the mobile data service on your phone will come in handy as long as you have enough credits in your account. However, some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 (including S10 Plus and S10e) have encountered some issues with their devices because the mobile
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
Your Samsung Galaxy S10e can charge with either wired or wireless charger and one of this year’s features is the Wireless PowerShare that turns the device into a powerbank for devices that are capable of wireless charging as well. Charging is a very straightforward process but sometimes things don’t work the way they should. In
The Samsung Galaxy S10e Notification Panel has already been improved. With it, you can view the most recent text messages and access certain functions. But aside from that, you can now access an app’s notification settings from the Lock screen as well as snooze notifications. It is more than just a notification panel now that
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
It is very important that you know how to run your new Samsung Galaxy S10e in safe mode because there are times when it cannot continue booting up to the home screen due to some issues caused by applications. When such thing happens, you could no longer use your phone properly but if you knew
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
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
There is no option to permanently disable Bixby on your Samsung Galaxy S10e but we’ve found a workaround so that the service won’t launch due to accidental button press. Some users found Bixby as a useful service especially those who are into using voice commands but majority of us think it’s just kind of gimmicky.
Your new Samsung Galaxy S10e has multiple home screens you can navigate by swiping left or right. Each home screen has its own set of icons or information that may be useful to you. You can also modify each of them to fit your preference. When your phone boots up, it immediately goes to the
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
Unlike the previous Galaxy flagships, the Samsung Galaxy S10e won’t have Facebook as a pre-installed app. It’s a third party in the first place and should be treated as such. This means that people who often use Facebook will have to download the app from the Play Store and install it and if they also
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