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While some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 (S10 Plus and S10e) reached out to us because their phones no longer powers off after the Android 10 update, others reported that their units turn themselves off and would no longer respond. Apparently, when this issue occurs, the phone gets stuck on a black screen and
The #LG #Stylo5+ is one of the great performing mid-range Android devices that’s being offered by carriers such as AT&T. It has a large 6.2 inch FHD screen that works well with the included stylus making it great to use for various productivity tasks. Although this is a solid performing device there are instances when
Read and understand why a premium smartphone like your #Huawei Mate 9 (#Mate9) suddenly stops charging and won’t respond when plugged in. Also, learn how to troubleshoot your device when this problem happens to you. I cannot stress enough how important charging is with smartphones and if your device won’t respond when plugged in or
Charging issues often haunt smartphone owners. In fact, we’ve already received quite a lot of complaints from our readers about such problems. One of the new devices that caught our attention is the HTC U11 as we have some readers who were asking for our help since their units are reportedly not charging anymore. So
One of the strong sides of the new Samsung Galaxy A3 smartphone is its capability to recharge fast. Based on prior tests on the battery life and charging time, it turns out that the Galaxy A3 does not necessarily require Samsung’s powerful Adaptive Fast Charger wall plug because it is capable of fully charging the
The Essential PH-1 is one of the phones that really built some hype prior to its release. It’s a pretty phone with impressive specs but it received mixed reviews from experts as well as its owners. But we’re not here for that. We’re actually here to provide support to our readers who might have issues
One of the common issues transpiring in new devices like the Galaxy Note 8 is on charging. Some have it that their Galaxy Note 8 just doesn’t charge anymore after installing a new app or software update. This therefore denotes that it’s not just a bad battery that is to blame whenever your phone stops
When a high-end smartphone like the Galaxy S10 Plus won’t charge, it could be just a minor issue caused by some apps or firmware, or it could be a sign of a more serious hardware problem. But don’t worry, most of the time, this problem isn’t really that serious especially that the phone is still
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 thing about charging issues is that they could be just a very minor issue or a very complicated hardware problem. I personally encountered both situations several times in the past and they’re actually the same across all devices. I’m tackling this issue in this post because some of our readers that own the LG
Your Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus has the IP68 certification, which means that it’s dust- and water-resistant at a certain level. However, it doesn’t mean that your phone is waterproof. Needless to say, if it has taken a dip in water for several minutes, it is always possible that if will alert you that moisture detected
It is important that your Samsung Galaxy J5 will charge whenever you plug the charger in because without power, it’s just another expensive paperweight on your table. There are, however, times when a phone refuses to charge and while the charging process seems simple, it’s actually a very complicated process because both the firmware and
Charging issues could be as minor as a glitch but could also be a serious one especially if the problem is rooted in the hardware. And what makes them really hard to troubleshoot is the fact that you will only know your phone no longer charges when the battery is almost drained or has already
The #Samsung #Galaxy #A40 is a premium mid-range Android smartphone model that was released earlier this year. It has a solid build quality made of a plastic body and a 5.9 inch Super AMOLED screen having a resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels. It uses a dual rear camera system and a single 25MP selfie
Firmware updates are supposed to fix the problem reported by users yet news issues emerge shortly after they’re installed. Such is the case with some of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J3. Some reported having problems charging as their phones no longer responds when connected to the charger. When it comes to charging
A drained battery would surely give you a black screen because in this case, the phone is turned off. This goes to say that it would also be impossible for the LED notification to flash because there’s not enough battery to power it up. Charging the phone should be the first thing you need to
While the Samsung Galaxy S8+ has a fast charging feature, the process of replenishing the battery remains the most straightforward process in the world of smartphones; just connect your phone to the charger that’s plugged to the wall outlet and it should charge immediately. However, it seems like many of our readers who own this
If you’re getting the warning “Moisture has been detected. To charge your device, make sure your charger/USB port is dry,” then you should also be having charging-related problem. Samsung made its devices stop charging when moisture is detected in the charger port. The same is true with your Samsung Galaxy A3 and in fact, we
Charging problems can be due to a faulty hardware component or a system issue on the device. The first thing to do when dealing with such trouble is to determine the underlying cause. Did it started to stop charging properly after installing a new app or software update on your phone? Or, did it occur
When a high-end smartphone like the Google Pixel 3 suddenly won’t charge, then it’s a sign of either a serious firmware or hardware issue. Charging issues are among the most commonly reported problems and there are several factors to consider when troubleshooting your phone. Most of the time though, users can be able to fix