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Welcome to another #GalaxyS7 post! Our article today covers 6 other S7 issues taken from submissions of some users over the past few days. As usual, we hope that suggestions and solutions mentioned here today will be helpful and beneficial for our vibrant Android community. Below are the specific topics we’re bringing for you: Water-damaged Galaxy
Here is another post that will teach you how to address some of the common #GalaxyS6 problems. As usual, the problems we cover today are taken from reports we received from our readers over the recent days so we hope you’ll find this one a helpful read. Below are the specific topics we are discussing
I addressed a few firmware related problems that any Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Samsung #GalaxyNote5) owner may encounter. The first problem is about the issue that the phone can’t get past the setup page after the reset. For those who don’t know yet, there’s a security feature that temporarily locks out even the owner. It
Good day everyone! Welcome to another post that covers some of the submitted issues for the #GalaxyS6. If you don’t find your own issue here, keep watching for more of the same in the coming weeks. Galaxy S6 turns itself off even when battery is charged How to recover photos from wet Galaxy S6 that
One of the common problems usually submitted to us is that the Galaxy S6 won’t stay on or having boot- or power-related problems. Once again, we publish a post that entertains these #GalaxyS6 issues. Below are the specific topics discussed in this material: Galaxy S6 constantly shuts down and won’t stay on Galaxy S6 stuck in download
Good day Android community and welcome to another article that covers 8 other S6 issues. As usual, all issues in this post are taken from reports from some of our readers. Keep watching for similar posts in the coming days if you don’t see your own issue here, or if there’s no solution that can
First off, the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (and S7) is water-resistant, not waterproof. While the IP68 rating is one of the selling points of the device, it’s more of an insurance assuring users the device may still work if it accidentally got submerged in water for a short period of time. That’s a fact, otherwise
The Samsung Galaxy S7 (#GalaxyS7) is water-resistant, not waterproof. The #IP68 (IP stands for Ingress Protection) rating is more like an insurance that your phone may be able to survive accidental water immersion like when you use it under the rain, spilt a glass of water on it, dropped it in a sink or toilet
It’s been over a year now since the #GalaxyS6 series was first released so it can be expected that many users are starting to experience issues with it. Below are some of the common problems reported by some of our S6 users during the past few days: Galaxy S6 charging port not working | Galaxy
Smartphone owners usually wonders what’s the best way of fixing a water-damaged or wet device, particularly the #GalaxyS7, so we think publishing a brief guide about it is necessary. This issue and four others will be discussed below. We hope you’ll find this material useful in your own search for answers. Galaxy S7 no sound
Hello guys! Here’s another post that covers 6 more #GalaxyS6 issues. As usual, these issues are taken from reports submitted by some members of our Android community. If you are yet to see your own question published here, make sure to keep watching for similar posts in the near future. Below are the specific topics
For those of you who sent us requests for assistance regarding #GalaxyS7 and #GalaxyS7edge, check this article out to see if we have a resolution for you. We plan on posting more materials about Galaxy S7 issues in the coming weeks so watch out for them. Below are the specific topics addressed here today: How
Samsung’s decision to make the new Galaxy Note 5’s battery non-removable, just like with the Galaxy S6 series, is one of biggest turn offs for this otherwise fine smartphone. Many long-time Samsung users found this deal breaker design unfavorable. The fact that nothing much was done to improve battery capacity and fix the perennial battery
Hello guys! Welcome to another #GalaxyS7 article! As usual, we bring you more S7 issues by publishing the experiences of some of our readers when using their S7. We hope that this material will help not only the users mentioned here but also those who may be experiencing the same problem. Below are the specific
Learn how to troubleshoot your #Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge) that shows the error “Charging paused: Battery temperature too low” after having dropped in water. Galaxy S7 Edge screen turned green and then became black after device got wet due to water splashes. Phone is still on according to owner’s testimony but screen is blank.
In this post, I will address some of power and/or charging issues with the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (#Samsung #GalaxyS6Edge) including the issue wherein the device refused to take a charge after a firmware update. Can a firmware update cause this problem? Yes. In fact, we already received a lot of charging problems caused by
Hello Android community. Here’s another article that covers some #GalaxyS7 issues reported by some readers. If you tried to contact us but don’t see your issue published yet, continue watching for more of similar posts in the near future. In the meantime, there are the specific topics we discuss here today: Can’t access camera settings
Hello guys! This post wants to address more problems of #GalaxyS7 series. We dedicate two slots in this article for a solution to issues after Galaxy S7 got wet. If your phone has seen water lately, this post might enlighten you on what to do. Below the four topics that we cover in this material:
Apps are the lifeblood of today’s smartphones and without them, even top-of-line models will be as boring as dumb phones a generation ago. But while apps are what makes smartphones interesting to have, they can sometimes cause a few headaches here and there. That said, our post today addresses some app-related problems as reported by
Welcome to another #GalaxyS7 post. We bring you 9 more S7 issues and their respective solutions so we hope you’ll find this post helpful. Keep watching for more S7 posts in the coming days. If you are looking for solutions to your own #Android issue, you can contact us by using the link provided at