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Text messaging is a basic service and a smartphone like the LG G7 ThinQ that’s packed with great hardware specs and features should be able to send and receive text messages without any issues. However, there will always come a time when text messaging issues may occur and the most common of them is when
MMS sending problems among Android smartphones like the Moto X4 are generally attributed to software bugs and glitches. Just like what usually happens after installing a faulty update, be it a messaging app update or Android firmware update. Aside from faulty updates, there are also other factors that can inflict similar issues with the Moto
When the default text messaging app called Messages on your Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus crashes, you will get the error “Unfortunately, Messages has stopped” and you won’t be able to send and/or receive text messages as the app would no longer work. Most of the time, this is just a problem with the app itself
Some Realme X2 Pro owners complained that they can’t send SMS or text message all of a sudden. Such issue reportedly occurred after a reboot even if their devices show they’re getting good signal. Most of the time, such issue is pretty minor especially if it occurred without apparent reason or cause. Needless to say,
The Huawei P20 is classified among the budget smartphones that offer high-end features and impressive design and display. That’s one edge it got over other hefty flagship devices rivals. But like any other flagship smartphones, the P20 is also not free from minor and major software issues. One of the widespread issues transpiring on the
A smartphone that packs a really impressive hardware specs like the Samsung Galaxy A9 shouldn’t have issues performing the most basic function mobile phones are designed for–text messaging. However, it seems like some users have encountered problems sending and receiving text messages or SMS. So, in this post, I will walk you through in troubleshooting
Emerging as one of the most common issues encountered by Android phone owners is on texting or SMS errors. Such problems are usually attributed to network errors, thus inevitable. Other factors that can cause texting problems among smartphones would include but not limited to errant apps, software glitches, bugs and malware, as well as invalid
The Samsung Galaxy A50 should not have any issues sending text messages because texting is one of the most common services offered by any mobile phone. Basic phones are always flawless when it comes to this service but it seems like smartphones are the ones that always fail in sending and receiving text messages. In
Messages is one of the pre-installed app in your Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus. In fact, it’s the default text messaging app. As long as your phone is properly set and that your account is in good standing, texting can be done without any problem especially that you have one of the most powerful smartphones in
Need help with your HTC U11 that stopped sending or receiving picture messages or MMS? If so, then this post is for you. Read on to learn what’s preventing your HTC device from sending or receiving MMS and how to fix it. Contemporary devices like smartphones are here to make simple things way better. Back
A powerful phone like the Samsung Galaxy S9 should be able to perform the most basic functions like text messaging. If you got your phone from a service provider, then it must already be set to work without a hitch. But not being able to send MMS or picture messages could be a sign of
If your new Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus can’t send SMS or text messages all of the sudden, the problem could be temporary. There are a lot of factors to consider for us to be able to determine the reason why it’s happening. It could be a temporary issue with the network or your service provider
Text messaging is the most basic function of a phone and any smartphone should be able to do it without any problem. However, problems happen here and there and since texting issues are among the most common, even your new LG V35 ThinQ may be able to encounter it. Not being able to send and
Whether you’re on a postpaid or prepaid plan, your LG V40 ThinQ shouldn’t have any problems sending and receiving text messages but it seems like some users are having these issues. Most of the time when they occur, the problem isn’t really with the phone but with the network or some settings. Needless to say,
Network errors can occur at any moment. That said, network-related issues are inevitable. When this occurs, network functions on your device won’t work or may still be working but not stable. Tackled in this post is a network-related issue transpiring on the Huawei P10 smartphone, particularly on text/SMS sending and receiving. It also highlights and
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
The error message “Unfortunately, Messages has stopped” that keeps bugging many of our readers that own Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus units is a notification that tells users that the default text messaging app has crashed. It could be just a problem with the app or it could be just a result of a serious firmware
Network problems are usually the main reason why SMS functions aren’t working on your phone. Yet there are also other factors to consider including software errors transpiring on the device. This post contains some helpful ways on how to deal with a network-related issue on a Motorola Moto X4, particularly on text or SMS failure.
A premium phone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 should be able to send and receive text message (SMS and MMS) without any issues but some of our readers have been complaining about because their devices reportedly stopped sending MMS for some reason. There are only two possibilities here; either the problem is related to
When your device suddenly failed to send MMS messages, it may be experiencing some sort of network connectivity issues. It’s also possible that the messaging app in use is glitching or acting up at the moment. Other possible reasons are account-related problems, invalid settings, as well as faulty updates. All these factors must therefore be