Since updating to one ui 8 the phone has been heating waaay more now it heat's up when scrolling insta and YouTube and when gaming the phone is too hot to hold is there anyway to remedy this since I can't roll back latest update.
I'm looking for a better case for my good old S22 5G hot glass sandwich, currently using a PU/PC case and having to use 100% of the time im using the phone on battery saving mode to limit CPU and the heat it generates, specially since i live in a particulary hot brazilian city (international brands please)
My phone is discharging 25% in 29 minutes and I only barely getting 1.5 to 2 hr of SOT on full charge .
I've had a S22 for three years now, and it's been fine so far. The battery's been less good lately, but it's three years old, so I figured that that would be about normal.
Yesterday, the battery ran out, which has happened before, and I charged it back up like normal. Today, it has started heavily lagging, then the screen freezes, and then it will spontaneously power down and restart. This has happened multiple times, with a full charge.
I tried putting it in Safe Mode and deleting all unneeded apps, but that only worked for a bit and then it went back to being unreliable.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Would a factory reset help, perhaps?
So I need to have Instagram on my phone for work. I would like to to be Force Stopped when I am not using it. What is the best setting to where I can have this app on my phone without feeling like it is leeching data/resources?
as the title states. it happened yesterday. no sounds except some vague scratching that makes speech inaudible. same with the alarms, notifications, media. Is there anything I can try?
Yes, I know, the S22 battery has always been a bit rubbish, but it was fine for my general use and got me to the end of the day... However after 4+ years it's performance has dropped dramatically, meaning I'm struggling to get to the early afternoon before it needs charging.
Is a battery replacement worth it? Would it be like new again? The rest of the phone is fine, performance is good, it never overheats etc. I'm just not sure if the hassle is worthwhile over just getting a new phone - the battery is my only issue but it's still pretty old.
Would it wipe the memory? Do I need to send it away or can they do it in store like apple do within a couple of hours? I'm in NW London so there are a few Samsung stores nearby.
I guessed that we will get it around Late May or Early June
Thinking about upgrading but torn.
For context - Android user since day 1 - not a fan of iPhone problems 😅 but now a victim of the samsung green line. Im currently using s22 for 3-4 years now - love how it fits my hands 🫶
Hey all,
My Iphone 14 pro max has finally died and im looking to use a Samsung Galaxy S/Z series phones in the mean time.
Is the S22 Ultra still a solid option? i dont game on my phone just use it for youtube and messaging apps
Ive seen few posts regarding the battery and screen issues which kinda has put me off of it.
I need a screen protector that's not glass, because I work a blue collar job. My company phone came with a tempered glass screen protector, and it was cracked within a day. (It may not have been the best quality because it actually cracked in my pocket.)
My phone came with a plastic screen protector that has worked fantastically well. I've dropped my phone more times than I can count, have dropped tools and other stuff on it, and my screen is still fully intact after having this phone for at least 3 years. It hasn't been a pretty screen protector, but it's gotten the job done.
It has started to peel though, and I don't know how to find another good one that's not glass.
I’ve been a loyal Samsung user for years, but One UI 8.5 is the final nail in the coffin. I bought the S25 Ultra for the "Galaxy DNA"—the power, the customization, the identity. Instead, I got a cheap iPhone imitation.
The Design: Why is everything rounded and "bubbly" now? If I wanted iOS, I would have bought an iPhone. The new Control Panel is a blatant copy and looks terrible on a professional device.
The Bugs: Lockstar is broken, AOD won’t keep custom layouts, and there are visual artifacts everywhere (even on the Fold 7). The Performance: A SD 8 Gen 4 (or Elite) shouldn't be lagging, yet here we are. The animations are heavy and unoptimized.
Samsung used to mock Apple for their lack of freedom; now they are literally becoming them, but worse. I’m selling my S25 Ultra because I refuse to pay a premium for a "copycat" experience.
Is anyone else feeling betrayed? Am I the only one who misses the "Technical Samsung" before the One UI 7/8 disaster?
So under the good will my s23 display+Frame was changed at the cost of labor charges.
Will the green line issue happen again?
What preventative measures should I consider?
Also I have the latest one ui 8 for s23.
In case you have new green line, put your phone into freezer. I found this able to remove green line.
Ok the way to avoid green line is
Put all the apps to deep sleep. Only enable messaging app.
Put all setting to reduce heat
- display reduce brightness
- video call effect turn off
Hello, do you also have an issue like when you do something on an app, if you switch to another app, even like 5-15sec, if you go back to the previous app you lose all your progression and it's like the app rebooted.
I get that quite often, since months, S22 exynos latest version, it can be any app (aliexpress, gemini, a game, youtube etc)
Took a bit of tweaking to get the Niagara launcher working properly, and the UX still needs to be refined a bit.
But apart from these minor issues, I'm enjoying this device so far.
Everyone is asking me "You got a vivo for iPhone money?" - well there's no point arguing to someone who had already made their prejudice.