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If a high-end device like the Galaxy S20 keeps freezing, then it could be a sign of a firmware issue. Fortunately, this problem is not really that serious, and you may be able to fix it by doing a few troubleshooting procedures. In this post, I will guide you in troubleshooting your new Galaxy S20
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
When a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A70 starts to keep lagging and freezing, the problem can only be with the firmware. That’s often the case when it comes to performance issues. It means that the problem isn’t really a serious problem but something you can fix immediately after doing one or a couple of
Performance issues like freezing can always be attributed to firmware problems but there were also cases wherein third-party apps caused the phone to lag and eventually freeze for a few minutes. In the case of the Samsung Galaxy S8, one of the most powerful smartphones in the market today, you can rest assured it’s not
Performance issues depicted by symptoms like frequent freezes and lags are usually attributed to memory problems like insufficient storage space on the phone. Other factors that are likely to inflict the same problems are bad updates, errant apps, software bugs and malware. In worst cases, these symptoms could be triggered by damaged hardware. Corrupted or
A powerful smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus that keeps freezing may have some serious issues with the firmware. Ever since the time of the Galaxy S5, we’ve already been receiving quite a lot of complaints about freezes, lags, sluggishness and other performance-related issues. Most of the time, the problem isn’t with the hardware.
When a smartphone like Samsung Galaxy A20 with really good hardware specs keeps freezing and lagging, you can almost expect it to be a software issue. Such issues may be caused by apps or a problem with the firmware itself. However, if your phone has recently suffered a drop or got submerged in water for
My Samsung Galaxy A50 is doing pretty good and is very responsive. I never actually encountered issues with it. However, some of our readers reported because they have encountered some performance issues with it. The most common issue is when the phone keeps freezing for no apparent reason or cause. Random freezes are pretty annoying
Seldom you will hear about a new powerful smartphone to give in to performance issues at an early stage. Nonetheless it happens to some devices due to some factors, particularly application errors and software-related issues. The LG G7 ThinQ is an octa-core smartphone released in May 2018. It comes in two storage variants — a
Looking at the specs sheet of the Samsung Galaxy S9 you may think that the phone isn’t capable of slowing down but of course, that’s not true. There would always come a time that a powerful phone like the S9 would slow down and eventually starts to freeze and lag every now and then. That’s
Some of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J5 are currently experiencing various performance-related problems such as freezing and lagging. While these issues are often a sign of a minor problem, we’ve seen cases wherein the phone started to lag and then froze before it stopped responding. So, there’s still a possibility that the
Freezes and lags are primary indicators of performance issues in mobile devices. Problems like this can be attributed to software problems or faulty hardware. If your phone suddenly lags or freezes after a previous incident of accidental drop or liquid exposure, then most likely it’s an indication of physical or liquid damage on the phone.
Performance issues are often the result of wear and tear in mobile devices. Symptoms usually instigate in the later months or years of constant use. Among the common indications of a degraded smartphone performance would include sluggishness or constant lags, random freezes, crashes, and boot loops, to name some. A device also slows down when
Emerging among the common issues transpiring in aged smartphones are lags and freezes. These usually occur among other usual wear-and-tear symptoms from months or years of using the device. Nonetheless, lags and freezes can also occur earlier especially when triggered by some factors like software bugs and malware, and also from installing bad software or
The Samsung Galaxy A10 is not as fast as the flagship phones but it’s actually better when compared with other devices in its category. It is still smooth and responsive and if you’re an owner of such a phone, you can easily determine if it’s running slow or just working normally. We have readers who
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 is relatively new and there hasn’t been any reports of serious and possibly hardware or manufacturing problems. So after a few weeks of using it and you feel like your new tablet has become slow and keeps on freezing or lagging, the issue could be with the firmware or caused
Two of the most common signs that your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has a serious firmware issue is when it starts to crash and freeze. But the thing about these issues is that they may be very easy to fix or, at least, there’s a chance you can fix them on your own. We know
When a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A50 keeps lagging without apparent reason or cause, you can always expect it to be an issue with the firmware. Such is the case with some of the owners of the device. According to some, their units just started to become sluggish and slow in executing usual processes,
Freezing issues are among the most commonly reported problems especially from users who own entry-level devices like the Samsung Galaxy J3. Your phone accumulates files over time and when the storage is almost running out, it may start to slow down a bit that it’s hard for you to notice it. It’s performance will continue
Performance issues in smartphones as manifested by freezing and lagging symptoms are usually occurring from wear-and-tear, usually after several months or years of regular use. But there are some instances when the same symptoms surface earlier than expected even on powerful devices. While this may sound bizarre, there are many factors that can make this