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To be able to know how to boot your Samsung Galaxy J3 in safe mode and recovery mode is one of the most important things you should learn as they always come handy when issues occur. Starting the phone up in safe mode alone doesn’t fix the problem but it gives you an idea as
Understand why your Samsung Galaxy J3 (#GalaxyJ3) can no longer boot up successfully after a firmware update and learn how to troubleshoot it in order to know the cause and eventually fix the problem. Learn how to troubleshoot your phone that won’t turn on or power up after an update. The Samsung Galaxy J3, a
When your Samsung Galaxy J3 refuses to power on, it likely denotes a hardware issue otherwise, software malfunction. If the problem occurs after you dropped your phone or got it wet, then most likely it’s hardware damage and therefore needs repair or service. On the other hand, you may consider it a software issue if
Read and understand why your Samsung Galaxy J3 can sometimes get stuck on the boot screen and learn how to troubleshoot it when it happens. Getting stuck on the boot screen could be a sign of a serious firmware issue, however, based on our experiences, there are cases wherein the phone cannot boot up successfully
Welcome to another installment of our troubleshooting series where we aim to help our readers who own the #Samsung #Galaxy J3 fix the issues that they are experiencing with their phone. This is a budget Android smartphone model designed for individuals who are first making their jump from a feature phone to a smartphone or
The #Samsung #Galaxy #J3 offers the essential features in a nice compact form to consumers who are looking for a budget device. This phone won’t be beating most of the flagship models anytime soon in terms of performance but then it can still provide a great user experience. The 2017 variant of this device has
The #Samsung #Galaxy #J3 is one of the budget friendly Android smartphone models available in the market that performs well and provides most of the basic features that a consumer wants on a mobile device. The 2017 version of this phone has a 5 inch HD display and uses a quad core processor combined with
The #Samsung #Galaxy #J3 is one of the best budget Android smartphones available in the market today. The 2017 version of this phone comes with a 5 inch PLS HD display and uses an Exynos 7570 quad core processor combined with 2GB of RAM. While it’s not as powerful as the premium models it can
Firmware updates are supposed to fix the problem reported by users yet news issues emerge shortly after they’re installed. Such is the case with some of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J3. Some reported having problems charging as their phones no longer responds when connected to the charger. When it comes to charging
Getting prepaid phones makes a lot of sense. Given the kind of smartphones, there are on Verizon’s prepaid network, and one doesn’t have to worry about finding the best device for themselves. This wasn’t the case a few years ago when only mid-ranged and budget handsets used to be sold on prepaid, but things are
The #Samsung #Galaxy #J3 is one of the affordable smartphones available in the market that has decent specs. This is a phone best used by consumers who don’t want to spend a lot of money on an Android device. Some of the best features of this device ( the 2017 variant) include a 5 inch
Welcome to another installment of our troubleshooting series where we aim to help our readers who own the #Samsung #Galaxy #J3 fix the issues that they are experiencing with their phone. This is a budget smartphone aimed at consumers looking for an inexpensive device to help in their communication needs. Although this is a solid
The #Samsung #Galaxy #J3 is one of the budget Android smartphones available in the market that surprisingly works quite well. The phone runs on the latest Android Nougat ( for the 2017 variant) software and has a 5 inch HD display which is quite usable for everyday tasks such as sending text messages or placing
Applications crash from time to time and this happens regardless of the model of your phone. Devices with higher specifications, however, may not encounter it as often as those in the lower end for some obvious reason. Recently though, we have been receiving messages from our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J3 complaining about
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
Overheating is common nowadays that smartphones are becoming more powerful each year. However, for an entry-level phone like the Samsung Galaxy J3, it is very unusual for its components to overheat but when it does, we can almost be certain something bad is happening inside and it needs to be addressed immediately. It is normal
Welcome to another installment of our troubleshooting series where we aim to help our readers who own the #Samsung #Galaxy #J3 fix the issues that they are experiencing with their phone. This is a low cost smartphone aimed at the budget conscious consumer. While it does not have most of the features found on the
We received quite a lot of messages from our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J3 complaining about the error message “Unfortunately, Google App has stopped” which according to them, keeps on showing without apparent reason or cause. Obviously, the error message is notifying you about a certain Google App that stopped working but the
Power-related issues are very common not just to the #Samsung Galaxy J3 (#GalaxyJ3) but to all smartphones or devices that use battery to power up their hardware. So, if you own a smartphone, you can already expect that one of these days you will encounter issues like your device won’t turn on and charge or
It seems like many of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J3 are complaining about similar issue–getting stuck in bootloop. Some of them reported that the problem started after an update, so we will take into consideration the possibility that it’s just another firmware-related concern. It doesn’t necessarily mean the firmware update was bad