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After almost a decade of dominating the mobile world, Samsung now makes devices that are smarter than its competitors. It doesn’t only apply to its flagship devices but also to its entry- and mid-range smartphones and tablets. The recently release Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 is probably the company’s tablet so far and it has almost
Learn what you need to do if you’re getting the “moisture detected” warning in your Samsung Galaxy A8 2018. Understand why this warning keeps showing and why your phone stops charging when it appears. When the warning message “Moisture has been detected. Make sure the charger/USB port is completely dry before charging your phone.” appears,
“Hi guys. My Samsung Galaxy S6 (#Samsung #GalaxyS6) turned itself off all of the sudden. Since then, it won’t turn on and when plugged in, it’s not charging either. What is the problem with my phone? Thanks.” That’s just one of the power-related problems we received from our readers. It seems that more and more
The Samsung Galaxy S7 (#GalaxyS7) is water-resistant, not waterproof. The #IP68 (IP stands for Ingress Protection) rating is more like an insurance that your phone may be able to survive accidental water immersion like when you use it under the rain, spilt a glass of water on it, dropped it in a sink or toilet
First off, the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (and S7) is water-resistant, not waterproof. While the IP68 rating is one of the selling points of the device, it’s more of an insurance assuring users the device may still work if it accidentally got submerged in water for a short period of time. That’s a fact, otherwise
If your phone, in this case the Samsung Galaxy S6 (#Samsung #GalaxyS6), won’t turn on without apparent reason, plug it in to see if it charges. If it refuses to charge either, then there’s a chance it’s just a system crash. In this case, a force reboot is necessary. That’s how your troubleshooting should go
While we already addressed some charging-related issues with the #Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge) before, in this post, I will tackle some recently reported charging problems. Some of them occurred after an update while others after being submerged in water. Read on to learn more about the issues I addressed in this post to know
Learn how to troubleshoot your #Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge) that shows the error “Charging paused: Battery temperature too low” after having dropped in water. Galaxy S7 Edge screen turned green and then became black after device got wet due to water splashes. Phone is still on according to owner’s testimony but screen is blank.
Your Samsung Galaxy S8 might be dust and water resistant but it’s not really waterproof. It means that water or any sort of liquid can still find its way into your phone and the most common entry point is the charger or USB port. When this happens, you may get the warning “Moisture has been
The warning message “Moisture has been detected. Make sure the charger/USB port is completely dry before charging your phone.” prevents your phone from charging when there’s moisture in its charging port to prevent liquid damage. It will also keep on popping up if your phone already has a liquid damage. However, we’ve also encountered cases
While some liquid-damaged phones continue to work normally, most becomes erratic and can be a source of frustration. In one of our issues in this post today, we show you what you need to do if you encounter a similar situation with your #GalaxyS7. Below is the complete list of issues addressed in this material:
Hello everyone! In this post, one of the issues we address is an important issue about water damage. Unlike its predecessor, the Galaxy S6, the more recent #GalaxyS6 does not enjoy water resistance protection. This means that even a quick water bath may be enough to kill it for good. We hope that this post
As of late, we started receiving emails from our readers seeking assistance about the problems they encountered with their Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (#Samsung #GalaxyS6Edge) and the most common issue often goes like this: “My phone just turned itself off and won’t turn on. I know there was enough battery left. What should I do?”
The first system related issue with the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (#Samsung #GalaxyS6Edge) that I addressed in this post is about a unit that got wet and entered the boot loop after the repair (screen replacement). Typically, boot loops can be fixed by wiping the cache partition or a master reset, however, in this case,
Apple has reportedly agreed to pay $53 million as a settlement for a class action lawsuit involving liquid damaged iPhone and iPod devices. The complainants alleged that the company relied on faulty indicators to check if the devices came in contact with water and to deny them with their warranty claims. The settlement is expected