The warning “Camera failed” that some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10e have been complaining about could actually be a minor issue caused by some applications, firmware issues and whatnot. However, there are also other possibilities wherein it could be a sign of a more serious hardware problem. That’s why as an owner, you must
When a high-end smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10e can’t connect to WiFi network, you can also expect that it’s just a firmware issue. Such is the case with similar issues we’ve encountered in the past. Needless to say, the problem is pretty minor and you may be able to fix it on your own
The error message “Unfortunately, Facebook has stopped” that keeps popping up when the app is opened basically means that Facebook has crashed for some reason. Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10e complained about the same problem days after downloading and installing the app. Most of the time, when this error shows, it’s just a
Depending on how the problem started, the Black Screen of Death issue on your Samsung Galaxy S10e could be just a minor firmware problem or a serious hardware issue. If you dropped your phone on a hard surface and then the screen became black and unresponsive, you can already tell that it’s a physical damage
The screen flickering issue in your Samsung Galaxy S10e could be just a minor problem with the firmware or it could also be a serious issue with the hardware depending on how the problem started. If the display started flickering without apparent reason, then it could be pretty minor but if it occurred after the
The error message “Unfortunately, Messages has stopped” that keeps popping up on your Samsung Galaxy S10e means that the default text messaging applications has crashed for some reason. This problem could be temporary and easy to fix or it could be a sign of a more serious firmware issue. Since the app crashes shortly after
When a virus infection shows up on a powerful smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10e, the warning is often fake in a sense that it would just like you to follow the link to a certain site where you will be instructed to download an app that will “help” get rid of the virus. But
Charging issues are among the most common power-related problems any smartphone owner may encounter. So, if your new Samsung Galaxy S10e won’t charge, it might be due to a minor problem or a sign of a serious hardware issue. In this post, I will guide you on how to troubleshoot your new Galaxy S10e that’s
The #Samsung #Galaxy #S10e is one of the latest flagship devices of the South Korean company that has been recently released in the market. This is a significant upgrade over last year’s flagship device that uses more powerful hardware components. This device now has a large 5.8 inch Super AMOLED display, has a dual rear
When a powerful smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 keeps rebooting randomly, it could be a sign of a firmware issue. That has always been the case with similar problems we encountered in the past. However, it is also very much possible that there’s an issue with the hardware. Since your phone is still new,
Unlike the previous Galaxy flagships, the Samsung Galaxy S10e won’t have Facebook as a pre-installed app. It’s a third party in the first place and should be treated as such. This means that people who often use Facebook will have to download the app from the Play Store and install it and if they also
Changing the Samsung Galaxy S10e wallpaper is easy to do. And since there are a lot of really cool wallpapers out there, this is often among the first things any user would do. But your new phone actually comes packed with beautiful wallpapers. So, if you just want to change the look of your Home
The Samsung Galaxy S10e Notification Panel has already been improved. With it, you can view the most recent text messages and access certain functions. But aside from that, you can now access an app’s notification settings from the Lock screen as well as snooze notifications. It is more than just a notification panel now that
Your new Samsung Galaxy S10e has multiple home screens you can navigate by swiping left or right. Each home screen has its own set of icons or information that may be useful to you. You can also modify each of them to fit your preference. When your phone boots up, it immediately goes to the