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Samsung’s new Galaxy J2 Pro 2018 smartphone originally comes with a 16GB ROM or internal memory. Apparently, this won’t be enough to allocate everything especially if you’re fond of downloading new apps and multimedia contents. Good thing this phone also supports an expandable memory of up to 256 gigabytes. And to make use of this
SD card problems in mobile devices can be attributed to software issues or faulty hardware. Your phone will usually prompt an error message saying that the SD card is not working or that it cannot read or detect the SD card. Tackled in this post is a pertinent issue on the Samsung Galaxy A6 2018
Error messages typically occur when the system detects something wrong. Just like when you’re suddenly seeing an error prompt saying that the SD card is not detected on your Samsung Galaxy A8 2018 or any other mobile devices. In most cases, these errors transpire as random glitch rather than hardware damage. This denotes they’re likely
The Huawei Honor V10 (View 10) smartphone packs a 64/128 GB internal memory. Indeed it’s a high-storage octa-core device that runs on an Android 8.0 Oreo platform. Even so, its huge internal storage capacity can still run out in time or even sooner especially when owned by users who are fond of downloading complex apps
With constant downloading of apps and new contents, the built-in storage of your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will eventually run out. When this happens, you will no longer be able to store more files on your phone as the internal memory gets fully occupied. As resolution, you can get extra storage through an SD card
SD card problems in mobile devices like when your phone cannot read the SD card can be due to many factors. In most cases, the error is attributed to the software. Among the common culprits are corrupted data on the SD card, faulty updates, software bugs and malware. Tackled in this post is the same
Many people have encountered different issues regarding the use of microSD cards on their Android tablets and smartphones. In fact, it’s among other inevitable problems by Android phone users to-date. SD card not detected, Failed to read SD card, SD card not recognized are some of the most common error prompts, indicating that something is
Is your Galaxy S10 having difficulty detecting an SD card? Is it showing the dreaded “SD card not detected” error? If you’re one of the unlucky owners of a defective S10, follow our suggestions below to fix it. How to fix Galaxy S10 “SD card not detected” error “SD card not detected” error can be caused
A prompt solution to insufficient storage issue in mobile devices is the use of SD card. It provides extra storage space to allocate more files and media contents. However, not all SD cards work smoothly on every device given the diversified SD card support system. SD card mounting issues in mobile devices are usually attributed
The Huawei Mate 10 Pro has expandable memory through microSD card types. Contrary to what initial reviews had claimed that this phone does not have a memory card support, it actually does. The thing is, it only has a single card slot for both the SIM card and the memory card. The first slot is
SD card reading problems in mobile devices are either due to software errors or hardware damage. In most cases though, the phone would fail to read or detect a SIM card because of some software problems inflicted by rogue apps or system malfunction. Bad updates can likewise be the main trigger sometimes. Hardware-related SD card
This context highlights a few possible solutions and suggested workarounds to fix an SD card issue on the new Samsung Galaxy S9+ in which the device is unable to detect the SD card. Read on and find out what to do if ever you’ll encounter the same scenario with this new Samsung handset. The Samsung
External devices like SD cards are essential for storage expansion especially in mobile devices with low memory capacity. To ensure that the SD card works as intended, formatting is recommended before you start storing files in it. But just like any other external storage media, SD cards are also prone to having issues. Viruses and
The LG V35 ThinQ supports microSD card types for extra storage. Its 64GB internal storage capacity may still not suffice especially for those who are fond of adding complex apps and multimedia contents. To meet extra storage demands by heavy users, removable storage like microSD cards for smartphones are offered. All you need is to
Way back last year in June, Sony has released an octa-core Xperia device powered by Adreno 540 chip and it’s labeled the Sony Xperia XZ Premium smartphone. This smartphone comes with a 64GB internal memory capacity. Such built-in storage capacity may not be enough especially for those who are fond of adding new apps and
SD card errors emerged among the most common problems encountered by smartphone owners, particularly with Android devices. Some issues are tied to hardware damage while many are attributed to software glitches. Tackled in this post is a pertinent issue transpiring on the Sony Xperia L2 smartphone. Read on to find out what to do if