Common Galaxy S9 problems and how to fix them

Even new phones may have problems - we're here to help you with them.

Samsung's hardware is tough, especially on high-end phones, the Galaxy S9 and S9 + But anytime you call millions of millions of people around the world, they are forced to find out the problem - and on this scale, they can quickly become important.

Now that Galaxy S9 and S9 + have been released for several months, we are meeting the most common problems and find the best ways to fix them.

Bad battery life

Some people report large battery life, especially with the larger Galaxy S9 +, but the smaller phone leaves the desired ones for heavy smartphone users. Here are the ways to get the most out of your battery, regardless of your status:

• Use power saving mode. Turning it from notification shadows to quick settings or device maintenance settings, "mid" energy saving mode will stop the application from your screen resolution, low brightness and awakening in the background. You should not use this mode all the time, but if you are less charged then it is a May save lives.
• Tapping on device maintenance and battery usage which you can see (to find battery-intensive applications) let's see what the maximum power is on the day. If anything from the general, keep an eye on it and see if it can be a problem.
• Uninstall unselected apps, since they can wake up in the background and use the battery without your knowledge. If you do not use an application at any time, there is no need to keep it while using your battery.
• It can be really cool, but you can save many batteries by always showing off always. Settings, Lock Screen and Security and always always toggle on display. A compromised operation may be limited to hours through these settings, than having it all day.

Moving Out Of Storage

Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 + has created a great step in keeping 64 GB internal storage and even 128 and 256 GB options, meaning that you have more runways to use the phone besides worrying about the storage. Yet, some people are going to hit this limit sooner or later. Here are some tips to clear your internal storage:

• Turn off photos in a cloud management service such as Google Photos This service offers unlimited high quality uploads of unlimited backups, including 15GB free full-quality backups. After uploading photos, you can remove them from your phone and save space.

• Use the built-in device maintenance features of the Galaxy S9 available in Settings. Tap on the storage and see what it can offer to clean it - just take some precautions that can delete some cached images and temporary files that you will be re-downloading when using some apps.

• Delete unused apps! When you first bought the phone, you could go through download downloads, only 20 of your installed 200 apps will end up using 20. Scroll through your apps and find some that you do not use - long-press the application icon and uninstall it to remove it from your phone. You can always download it again later.

• Get an SD card and start saving important information like music, movies, photos, and videos on the card. You can remove some applications, but the best way to store storage space is to remove the first large media files.

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS problems

Dealing with wireless issues can be frustrating, are you talking about Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or GPS? There are many variables that can be difficult to say at the end of the phone or anywhere else. The basics to resolve these issues are as follows:

1. Make sure that you turn off Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, wait a few seconds, and restart it. If that problem does not solve, move on.
2. Restart your phone Sometimes all reset buttons require a quick kick and you are good to go.
3. If Wi-Fi issues continue, try to forget the network for a long time in network name and tapping (forgot the network). Then tap the network again to reset the password again.
4. If Bluetooth problems persist, try adding your phone's device again and adding it again. To do this, tap the Kogo icon next to the product name and hit Unpair. Keep the connected device in pairing mode and connect it again.
5. If you are concerned you can unknowingly change the settings and want to start, go to General Management, reset, and then tap Reset Network Settings.

This will forget your saved Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices, but it can be solved to fix the problem.

If the problem persists at this time, there is a possibility that they are related to something in the chain, such as a wireless router or Bluetooth accessory that you are trying to use. Follow the troubleshooting steps for those devices and start fresh.