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The Black Screen of Death issue has become more popular these days not because it’s a serious problem but because there’s always a tendency that a phone’s firmware may crash from time to time. This issue happens to flagship and new devices including the Samsung Galaxy A6s. In this post, I will walk you through
There are times when a premium phone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 or any Android device for that matter will turn off by itself and no longer responds. If you’re familiar with the black screen of death (BSoD) issue, this is one of its variants. It occurs every now and then depending on how
If you’re familiar with the black screen of death issue with the Samsung Galaxy S9, then this is just one of the variants of that problem. In this issue, however, users may have encountered sluggishness, lags and freezes just before the phone turned off by itself and would no longer respond when the power key
There are times when problems occur and make the firmware crash. They’re not necessarily serious problems but they may leave your phone unresponsive. Such is the case with some of our readers who contacted us because their Samsung Galaxy S9 units reportedly won’t turn on anymore after charging overnight. Others even speculated that their phones
Power issues are often attributed to hardware problems but if you are sure the phone hasn’t been damaged due to either physical or liquid damage, then your phone that’s not turning on maybe just a result of a firmware issue. There are a couple of things you can actually do to try and fix the
When your phone becomes unresponsive for no apparent reason or cause, you can expect it to be a result of a firmware crash. This problem is common and even premium phones like the Samsung Galaxy S8 may also experience this kind of problem. We have been contacted by some of our readers who are complaining
We’ve been contacted by some of our readers because their Samsung Galaxy Note 8 units reportedly froze and would no longer respond. Some are stuck on a black screen with their phones not turning on when the power key is pressed or held while others are reportedly stuck on the screen they last saw prior
Performance issues are quite common to smartphone owners and in fact, we have readers that own the Samsung Galaxy A5 that are complaining about their devices that reportedly don’t respond anymore. According to some of them, their devices have black screens and won’t turn on or charge. Others are said to have been stuck on
When a premium phone like the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus isn’t responding, it’s possible that it’s turned off or there’s not enough juice to power it up. But there are times when the screen is black and the device isn’t responding but the notification light keeps blinking and most of the time it’s a blue
We have readers who own the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus that contacted us about a problem wherein their devices reportedly went completely dead or turned off by themselves and would no longer respond or turn on. The screen are said to be black and unresponsive. The same is true with the buttons. Needless to say,
Some of our readers reported that their Samsung Galaxy S8 units turned off and won’t turn back on after updating them to Android 8.0 Oreo. The problem, of course, left an impression that the issue was caused by a bad update but we really can’t be sure if that’s really the case. We need to
Charging problems are among the most common issues reported by smartphone owners across all platforms. Recently, we received quite a lot of complaints from Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus owners saying their phones no longer charge when connected to a wired charger. The thing about this problem is that it could be just a
We started receiving quite a lot of emails from our readers about an issue with the Samsung Galaxy A5. Many reported that their phones turned off by themselves and would no longer respond after that while others said their devices no longer power up after being left charging overnight. Based on the messages we received,
January of this year, Sony rolled out a new addition to its very own Xperia line-ups, a quad-core smartphone dubbed as the Xperia L2. It’s a well-built budget smartphone with surprising range of audio options, wide-angle selfie cam and excellent battery life. But just like any other mid-range smartphones, the new Xperia L2 also has
After almost a year of supporting all sorts of #GalaxyNote5 problems, we are sometimes surprised to encounter more unheard of problems from time to time. This post includes some of the rare issues that can happen on this device. For more Note 5 problems and solutions, don’t forget to visit this page. Galaxy Note