The new Samsung Galaxy A40, while mid-range device, comes packed with impressive hardware and it’s actually very competitive. But no matter how fast or good a phone is, there would always come a time when issues will occur and the most common of them all is always related to the network. In this post, I
Unstable Internet connection or Wi-Fi drops in mobile devices can be due to a software or hardware issue on the network equipment and on the device itself. To rule out software problems, you will need to troubleshoot both the modem/wireless router and your problematic device. If the problem persists, then that’s when you will consider
Several factors can trigger signal problems to occur in mobile devices. Among the common culprits include but not limited to network errors, bad updates, invalid settings, data corruption, and rogue applications. Hardware issues like damaged network components on the phone as well as the use of bad SIM card are also among the underlying causes.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 is the company’s most recent Android tablet and it’s packed with really impressive hardware specs. It should work without a hitch but no matter how good the device is, it’s not perfect. There would always come a time wherein issues may occur from time to time. Among the most common
When a high-end smartphone like your Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus suffers from a problem like when the WiFi connection keeps dropping, it’s often due to a minor firmware issue. These are the kinds of problems you can fix on your own without any help from a technician. In fact, not all of these issues are
Network related issues are often minor but they occur more often than those serious problems. But the thing is when they occur, you can always rest assured that there’s a fix. Some of our readers with Samsung Galaxy A5 contacted us about some issues with Wi-Fi and internet connectivity. That’s the reason we publish this
Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus have been complaining about the “Internet may not be available” error that shows even if the phone is connected to a WiFi network. When this happens, the phone is reportedly not getting an internet connection and this could happen even if it’s connected to the user’s own
You won’t be able to make or receive phone calls if there is no adequate network coverage or when a temporary network problem is transpiring. The same thing can happen if there’s an error at the receiving end, when the network is out or range or when the selected network mode is not available. Airplane
There have been Samsung Galaxy S9 owners who’ve been complaining because their phones reportedly kept on losing signal. As a result, they could no longer send and receive text message, make and receive phone calls or connect to the internet via mobile data. Some of our readers said that it could be due to a
When a mid-range phone like the Samsung Galaxy A50, or any smartphone for that matter, keeps disconnecting from the WiFi network, you can always expect it to be a minor problem more than anything else. While we’ve seen a lot of network-related problems in the past, most of them are due to firmware issues, glitches
Some of the owners of the Samsung Galaxy A30 have been complaining because their device keeps disconnecting after the most recent update. The thing is, if this problem occurs after a firmware or app update, you can almost be certain that the problem is with the firmware or software-related. But if the problem started after
Some owners of the Motorola Moto G7 have been complaining because their phones reportedly started having network-related issues. Among the most common is that the device keeps disconnecting from the WiFi network that, of course, will result in disruption of many services and functions. While this problem is pretty annoying, it’s not really that difficult
Any smartphone should be able to connect to a WiFi network unless there’s really an issue with the hardware. However, some owners of the Motorola Moto G7 have been complaining because their units won’t connect to the network they used to connect. This could be a problem with the firmware of the phone, or just
Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A10 have been complaining about network issues with their device. According to one of our readers, his unit disconnects from WiFi every now and then. It’s random, so he doesn’t know when it occurs. But according to him, the problem occurs 5 to 10 times a day, at least,