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USB debugging is a mode that allows your Galaxy S10, or any Android device for that matter, communicate with computers for the purpose of development. It is under Developer options and by default, the mode is hidden away that’s why if you need to have access to the former before you can enable USB Debugging
Users who like to play with the settings of their phones should be able to appreciate the importance of the Developer Options on their smartphones. In this post, I will show you how to enable the developer mode on Galaxy S10 so that you’d be able to enjoy tinkering your device to your satisfaction. Google
You only need to reset all settings on your Galaxy S10 if there’s a problem with its performance but don’t want to lose the files that are stored in its internal storage. Doing this procedure will bring your phone back to its factory default settings without deleting your personal files and data. If you think
The Forced Restart is the easiest troubleshooting procedure you can always use if you encounter issues with your phone. Even high-end devices like the Galaxy S10 and its variants may develop problems every now and then. But more often than not, those problems are not that serious and can be fixed by this method. That’s
Aside from the usual factory reset, you can also master reset or hard reset Galaxy S10. It will give you the same effects and benefits. The only difference between these two methods is how they’re done. While the factory reset requires your phone to be working with accessible Settings menu, the hard reset can be
There are two types of reset you can do on your Galaxy S10–Factory Reset and Master Reset. In this post, we will show the former so that you will be guided properly should you need to do it if you encounter issues with your phone. You will only be able to do this procedure if
There has been a growing list of problems reported by Android community around the world following the release of Android 10. In this troubleshooting post, we’ll show you what you can do if you encounter Google Chrome problems on your Galaxy S10 after installation of Android 10 update. Causes of Google Chrome Problems on Galaxy
Shortly after the Android 10 update, some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 have reported that their devices got stuck on a black screen and would no longer respond or turn on. Depending on how the problem occurred, this can be just a minor problem with a firmware or a sign of a serious hardware
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
The Android 10 update for the Samsung Galaxy S10 and its variants is stable and there were just a few owners who reported some serious issues after installing it. However, minor issues may occur every now and then, and among the most commonly reported problems is about WiFi. Some of the owners who just updated
There are times when the touchscreen of your phone may stop working due to some performance related problems and there are also times when glitches happen and your device just stops working. It’s not normal but it occurs every now and then. It’s not something to worry about because most of the time, it gets
There are times when app issues occur regardless of the app you’re using. Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 have reported that shortly after the Android 10 update, the screen of their devices turn black while they’re watching videos. Of course, it’s not easy to determine the cause because it may vary depending on
Facebook is a pre-installed application on a Galaxy S10 but it’s being updated separately unlike the other pre-installed apps. It can be stopped and reset but it can’t be uninstalled, unless you’ve rooted your phone. Now, if you encounter some problems with it, it can be due to a minor issue with the app itself,
While some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 (S10 Plus and S10e) reached out to us because their phones no longer powers off after the Android 10 update, others reported that their units turn themselves off and would no longer respond. Apparently, when this issue occurs, the phone gets stuck on a black screen and
Network-related issues aren’t really that common but it seems like some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 (S10 Plus and S10e) have encountered problems with the WiFi. Some said that WiFi stopped working after the Android 10 update, while others reported that they started to have intermittent connection shortly after the update. The Android 10
Performance issues are common even to high-end devices like the Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus and S10e. In fact, some owners have reported that shortly after the Android 10 update, their phones started running slow or sluggish. It’s among the most common issues that greatly affect the performance of the device. Most of the time,
Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus and S10e has recently received the Android 10 update together with the One UI 2.0. Which means that these devices received quite a bit of improvements from its performance to its graphical interface. All these things are good for the users, however, it seems like there are some owners who
When you’re mobile and you want to connect to the Internet, the mobile data service on your phone will come in handy as long as you have enough credits in your account. However, some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 (including S10 Plus and S10e) have encountered some issues with their devices because the mobile
Two of the most important information about any new Samsung flagship are battery capacity and camera performance or photo quality. For those who are excitedly waiting for such information, below are the details. What is Exynos 9820? The main reason why Galaxy S10’s battery and camera will be amazing is the Exynos 9820. So what
If your Samsung Galaxy S10 won’t turn on, one of these two things must be happening: either the device has suffered a fatal hardware error, or that it’s having trouble booting up. The first one almost always results to repair or unit replacement, while the second one can be fixable on an end user’s level.