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ā03-31-2024 02:20 AM (Last edited ā04-08-2024 10:31 AM by SamsungJoJo ) in
Galaxy S PhonesI have galaxy s10. In camera settings I have storage location set to sd card. Screenshots are being saved to internal storage. My sd card is mounted and has plenty of available space. Why aren't my screenshots being saved to sd card?
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ā04-04-2024 09:38 AM in
Galaxy S PhonesWhich Android version & OneUI are you using? My old phone is actually an S10 Lite, which shouldn't make a fundamental difference in the settings interface). Can you do a search of your settings for "screen shots" and see if there might be any other location where you might change the file location? As an alternative, you can move them after the fact to your SD card (maybe a once a month clean up?)
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ā04-04-2024 10:47 AM (Last edited ā04-04-2024 11:17 AM ) in
Galaxy S PhonesAh. It's the older version of the OS/UI - real old. I am sure you are in love with your phone, after many years, you have it just the way you want it and don't need any more bells and whistles that would justify making a $1K+ purchase of a new device. However, being two (soon to be 3) Android versions out of date is not a good thing. If you don't upgrade soon, any app that requires greater security (like banking apps and mobile wallets) will not function. It really is time for an upgrade.
If the newer S series is out of your budget, look at the specs on the A series (I'm loving the A54 5G) and find one in your budget. The A series has the added advantage of still having an SD card slot, while the S series does not. A series are also 1/2 to 1/3 the price of the S series.
I think your S10 should have gotten to Android 13, OneUI5.1 as mine did.
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ā04-04-2024 01:40 PM in
Galaxy S PhonesYou have a phone that currently works, I would suggest that if you want the S24 unlocked, you wait until Amazon has a good sale. Either their Christmas in July or even wait for Black Friday/Cyber Monday. Obviously, you are not one of those that have to have the newest, greatest thing as soon as it comes out, or you wouldn't have hung onto the S10 so long.
I too, only buy unlocked phones -- just because. Not that I am in the habit of carrier hopping (I was with AT&T for 30 years before I moved on to T-Mobile), I just want to know I will be able to without having to jump through hoops.
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ā04-04-2024 02:30 PM (Last edited ā04-04-2024 02:32 PM ) in
Galaxy S Phoneswith you on that. Although it really was only a problem when phone storage was minimal, and the OS and bloatware took up the lion's share. It's also all the things your phone can't do when locked.
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ā04-13-2024 10:04 AM in
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