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Hello TheDroidGuy community! Welcome to another post about #GalaxyS6 app problems and solutions. We want to share today six app problems coming from some S6 users. Galaxy Samsung S6 native messaging app SwiftKey app issue in Galaxy S6 LinkedIn app in Galaxy S6 creates duplicate contacts Galaxy S6 text messages are showing in Outlook email inbox
In this post, I will address a problem that any Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge owner may encounter including the error message “Unfortunately, Touchwiz has stopped” and it’s variation “Unfortunately, Touchwiz Home has stopped.” Touchwiz is Samsung’s interface that comes embedded in the stock firmware of its high-end devices. Other prompts you may also encounter that
Touchwiz provides intuitive handling of all the features available on the Galaxy S3. This offers numerous customization options for the user of the device to make every task easier. However, it can be such as pain when encountering the “Unfortunately Touchwiz Home Has Stopped” error message. Basically, this is because it renders your phone unusable.
A message came in recently in The Droid Guy Mailbag concerning a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 TouchWiz problem. The email reads, “Last night, my T-mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 2 phone updated its software to Android 4.3 JellyBean. While I appreciate the improved graphics rendering, I am dismayed by the following glitch. I now get this
If you suddenly find yourself encountering the “Unfortunately, TouchWiz has stopped working” error in your Samsung Galaxy S3, the possible sources of the problem might be your cache, screen mode, a recently added widget, faulty SD card or a glitch in the Android operating system according to various sources like Phandroid and Android Central. Clear
If your Samsung Galaxy S4 Auto-Rotate function is not functioning, the possible cause of the problem might be any of the following: The Galaxy S4 Auto-Rotate feature might be disabled Calibration might be needed There is a possible problem with Touchwiz There might be a glitch in the system of the phone Hardware-related issue Solution
A new video has given us an early look of the upcoming TouchWiz UX, which is rumored to be called the Grace UX with the #GalaxyNote7. As expected, there are some changes here, although not a lot is different from the TouchWiz version that we see on the Galaxy S7 and the S7 edge. It
Although Android Marshmallow has already started to become available to newer devices, a huge number of Samsung Galaxy devices, including the #GalaxyNote4, is still running Lollipop at this time. This post addresses some of the post-Lollipop problems encountered by some Note 4 users as well as other problems not totally related to Android update. Below
Here are some of the #GalaxyS6 and #GalaxyS6Edge issues we’ve come across so far this week. If you are new to our site, please head over to our troubleshooting page index for this device to look for other issues that may be similar to what you’re experiencing. Galaxy S6 Edge showing “update the security” message
Samsung’s #TouchWiz UI has seen major changes over the years, most notably this year with the introduction of the #GalaxyS6 as well as the #GalaxyS6edge. But with the #Android 6.0 #Marshmallow update looming, fans were curious to see if the company will make any major changes to the UI. Now some of these questions have been
Samsung has sure come a long way in just 12 months or so. The “more of the same” program came to a depressing end with the bitter disappointment that was known as the Galaxy S5, and the Note 4, Note Edge, GS6 and S6 Edge mark the dawn of a new era. An era
A new report has shed light on what to expect from Samsung’s new TouchWiz user interface which is expected to debut with the Galaxy S6. Sam Mobile believes that the stock TouchWiz UI on the upcoming flagship will be “amazingly fast”, at least compared to the Android 5.0 ROM on the Galaxy Note 4. It goes
While Samsung devices have been generally doing well in the markets, if there’s one criticism of its devices which has been universally acknowledged, it’s the TouchWiz UI supplied with their devices. In most cases, this UI skin has been found guilty of making the devices sluggish and slow. A new revelation by Sam Mobile suggests that Samsung is
Yes, boys and girls, it’s that time of year again. The time we really don’t know anything about the way the mobile industry will be shaped, transformed and, hopefully, innovated over the ensuing eight to ten months. Not for sure, though we can’t help but feel fired up for what’s to come. And speculate, and
The Samsung Galaxy A series have already introduced the ability to add new themes, which is a feature long expected to make its way to current crop of Samsung flagships as well. A new report now suggests that Samsung could be looking to bring a lot more than just the ability to change themes. Features
According to a new revelation made by an Italian source, Samsung could be experimenting with new themes for future iterations of the TouchWiz UI found on Galaxy handsets. TouchWiz is Samsung’s stock UI overlay running on top of Android and has often been criticized for having flashy features at the expense of smooth performance. But the addition of
We’ve seen stock Android L builds on devices like the Nexus 5 and the Nexus 7 so far. But it seems like Google has already issued pre-release version of the software to top OEMs, as a new video is showing the Samsung Galaxy S5 running a TouchWiz skinned version of Android L, complete with Material
It’s weird, we expected both HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4’s sequels to knock our socks off, enthrall and amaze with major upgrades like Quad HD display resolutions, bonkers 4 GB RAM modules, OIS cameras and significantly boosted Snapdragon 805 processors, but at the end of the day the One (M8) and Galaxy S5… just
Samsung Galaxy S5 is still a month away from launch, but thanks to the ever active developer community, users can experience some of the features from the handset ahead of time. Some core apps of the upcoming flagship are now available for download on older Samsung devices like the Galaxy S4 and the Galaxy Note
It may have been our own fault, as we hyped it a little too much. And it definitely was the fault of the countless so-called “insiders” and “moles” that ultimately, well, had no idea what they were talking about. Also, let’s not beat it around the bush, Samsung has a lot to do with it,