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Leinz · ‎01-14-2020

Hello @Ventrue. Please navigate the steps outlined below. 1. Open S Health from the watch (main app) 2. Scroll to very bottom, pick settings 3. Scroll to Inactive time alerts 4. Enable. Setup schedule manually

Leinz · ‎01-14-2020

Hi @userOptd5RqMLg. Would you mind trying the following? Remove only left bud and pair, max volume. Then test sound. If the bud outputs no audio you'll need to consider exchanging, or requesting service under warranty.

Leinz · ‎10-22-2019

@JayF First enable measure continuously for HR in settings. After that open the HR menu where you can see the graph with other info, then press the 3-dot menu. You'll see HR alert settings. As for your other concern, stress needs "continuously" to be enabled. It doesn't scan in the other mode.

Leinz · ‎10-21-2019

The GW, A, and A2 can measure HR+stress constantly or manually. While you can get alerts for high and low HR (set by user), I don't see an option for stress specifically @JayF. When a watch syncs, data will populate Samsung Health on the user's phone, where they can then include notes for what transpired during that period.

Leinz · ‎09-17-2019

The N10 acknowledges certain adapters. It doesn't seem to care for ones devoid of their own DAC. That's why only 1 of 2 that I own work. I ended up using a Type C external DAC/adapter originally bought for audio work on my laptop; it does up to 384/32bit (Windows). I haven't had a chance to purchase Samsung's headphone adapter, but many others have seen success using the US Note10 (Snapdragon).

Leinz · ‎09-09-2019

Hello. The preinstalled screen protector on the N10/S10 is plastic- not glass. For your issue I can only provide a scientific explanation. Upon contact with an object that has a higher hardness rating plastic will scratch. For example, keys may carry a higher rating than soft plastic. The same principle applies to glass. Diamond sits above it, so naturally a test would result in striations on the glass sheet. From this it's evident that your phone came into contact with something.

Leinz · ‎09-08-2019

Video calling is a feature routed thru the carrier, rather than Samsung. The carrier and branded variants don't run the same firmware bit for bit, and certain features are whitelisted at the IMEI level. That means the string supercedes fw on the device. Cricket/ATT allows their own devices to use VC with each other. Why is unclear, though that might be a question for Mr. Stephenson's team instead of me, haha. In any event, Samsung cannot force the availability of carrier features like RCS, video chat, etc. Aside from getting an ATT model you could try speaking to a rep from Cricket. Sometimes resolution is sought by reaching the right rung on a ladder.

Leinz · ‎09-03-2019

Look for this option in the settings of the camera app. Alternatively, the stock Gallery app can flip images.

Leinz · ‎08-12-2019

Hello. Live focus video is inclusive. It will support the Note 10, along with the larger 10+. The N10+'s depth sensor is essential to features such as 3D Scanning.

Leinz · ‎07-10-2019

@user98GAPhMsRT wrote: I bought a new from shop Incipio 15W (watt?) wireless charger to go with my new S10 and I have the S10 in a case made of leather and plastic but I found the phone is getting warm even through the case is this ok/normal as my Samsung Note 5 didnt get warm at all. The guy at the shop said the charger was compatible with the S10. Wireless charges will heat any device, for two reasons: the charge is not 1:1 and the wasted energy is not lost. I believe wasted energy becomes heat, which can be literally felt. For this reason some models may feature a fan. If this concerns you stick to wired, It's a drawback with the medium and not the S10. Just try charging the Galaxy Buds or another device wirelessly.

Leinz · ‎07-01-2019

@Samsung_hlcXsgk wrote: Does anyone know why my S7 is dying randomly even with battery. It can be at 60 percent and turn off.. When u charge it again the battery is completely drained This occurs when the battery wear level, or cycle count is too high. The OS is configured for a set range, but if the battery 's operating range is marked by disparity the % shown will be incorrect. In other words, 60% is likely 0-5%. The best resolution is a new battery, because yours should be put to pasture my friend. Samsung or Ubreak will be able to assist with battery replacements. Avoiding this headache is simple. Lithium is sensitive to the extremes, similar to how humans dislike harsh conditions. High and low voltages place great stress on the cells. Over the course of years deep discharges will lead to what you're experiencing. For this reason I follow the 25-80 rule. Even antiques like my Note 4 still work really well despite being older than your S7.

Leinz · ‎07-01-2019

Based on the information you've provided the panel is defective, or has sustained (physical or water) damage. The next step is to visit a Samsung repair center, contact them via phone (1 800 Samsung), online, or Samsung Members/Shop. Additionally, Ubreak can diagnose phones in regions where they operate; UB is partnered with Samsung US. A technician can explain whether the issue is covered under warranty.

Leinz · ‎04-14-2019

ATT usually provisions phones for LTE and enhanced services such as VoLTE. I'm not familiar with their BYOD policy regarding the former. You may need to call them to get the IMEI added to your account, otherwise the phone should work on 2G/3G.

Leinz · ‎04-14-2019

Which carrier, did you verify APN settings, and does data function on 2G/3G? Data problems are known on Sprint. Some users have also noted network instability on TMO/Metro PCS. However, since release my S10+ did not exhibit these bugs. Data speeds are simply intolerable.

Leinz · ‎04-04-2019

The potential for a refined product exists, especially given the availability of 5G modems (Qualcomm x50). Samsung also holds a patent for an S Pen camera. Whether the stylus will receive that upgrade in 2019 is anyone's guess. But I'm definitely switching if that materializes.

Leinz · ‎04-04-2019

No problem! You'll need to create a custom task. Afterwards you can do the data toggle by time or location, like shown here. The phone will require an actual address to do location tasks. You can automate a lot of things, like airplane mode at night or lower audio when headphones are plugged in.

Leinz · ‎04-04-2019

Unlike the S10, N10 has a chance of shipping with UFS3.0 storage like the Galaxy Fold. This will take read and write speeds further. RAM could be LPDDR5 (4X in S10). Battery size is a mystery too, tho it should be larger than what's in the S10+. One other possibility is a ToF (time of flight) camera similar to the S10 5G. So there are good reasons to wait aside from software stability.

Leinz · ‎04-04-2019

3rd party automation apps will likely require root to toggle network states, due to API changes compared to earlier versions of Android. Bixby routines needs no such thing. To access Routines search for it in Settings app. Side note. Rooting will raise the Knox counter and void your warranty. It is best to stick with official software, because Samsung is not liable for system modifications made by the user. If this feature is important to you, send a request for it via feedback in Samsung Members app. (Members -> Get Help -> Contact us)

Leinz · ‎04-04-2019

They addressed battery for Exynos with the March update (not day one patch). And read the Anandtech review, battery is quite similar. At 1st parity wasn't achieved, but Samsung has issued a few updates since release. Alternately, wait for the Note 10, or S11 E9830. By then everything should better.

Leinz · ‎04-04-2019

No problem. The availability of VoLTE & VoWifi are a matter of safety. With networks shifting to LTE + 5G you don't want to be stuck with a phone that can't even make calls. If you ever find yourself in dire straits you'll be at the mercy of luck. Wifi calling at least gives an alternate means of calling emergency services, but this requires carrier approval (as well as VoLTE, Video Calling and RCS).

Leinz · ‎04-04-2019

All reasons to NOT use the SD855 S10s in Europe: VoLTE + VoWifi are certified for US carriers, RCS will prob not work, all LTE & 3G bands may not be present, and carrier aggregation is setup for US carriers. Phone might not use CA on non-US bands. Data speeds are not guaranteed to equal the 9820 variant whilst on EU networks. Last but not least, warranty. This is valid within the US. Offers like free Spotify or iKonik are not promised for imports. Samsung Pay is available in certain markets, but you'll have to test it. Bootloader is locked and the US models are single SIM.

Leinz · ‎04-01-2019

The S10 line was built without a physical LED, hence the omission of the feature altogether. Now, people will ask for one to be simulated around the camera ring. But there are a few reasons Samsung may feel reluctant to comply with this request. At this time users can try Edge Lightning (native), or Always on Edge (3rd party) to create a pseudo LED along the hole.

Leinz · ‎03-26-2019

The UNL XAA S10s support the following on T Mobile: VoLTE, VoWifi, and Carrier aggregation. LTE bands are all present. 2, 4, 5, 12, LAA, 66, and 71. Notice anything? Well, LTE U (252/255) is absent, but that's fine. LTE U never saw widespread adoption by TMO. B48 sits out too (not to be confused with B46/LAA). VVM, video call, and RCS are unavailable.

Leinz · ‎03-24-2019

I use always on edge, which is a 3rd party app that uses the camera hole as an led. Alternatively, you are free to configure Edge Lighting for apps.

Leinz · ‎03-24-2019

After disabling blue light as they mentioned, switch to vivid mode and try this setup. This is what I use on my S10+; altho I didn't experience a yellowish tint before. Also the screen film does not affect colors shown, since it's a transparent sheet.

Leinz · ‎03-23-2019

The S10s are not equipped with any. However, there's always edge lighting for apps. You can also send feedback to Samsung via Samsung Members.app. Simply head to the contact us section of Get Help.

Leinz · ‎03-23-2019

You can try these steps, your phone won't be wiped. Enter settings, then type reset into the bar. Do reset settings, accessibility, and network. Reboot afterwards. Also, are you using a wireless charger without a fan? It produces more heat than wired.

Leinz · ‎03-14-2019

If you're not opposed to the idea Always on Edge, a 3rd party app, can use the pill as a notification led. And as always, edge lighting acts as one already. However, it's not enabled globally for apps.

Leinz · ‎03-14-2019

App doesn't drain any battery for me. 15hrs uptime with 8hrs sot. 39% remaining. The problem is how you configured it. @userWmCfcCyRUL wrote: and I think it is draining battery a lot - I lost 20% in 2 hours for my S10 for now I will thanks for that app..waiting for something official from Samsung Good luck

Leinz · ‎03-12-2019

Yes. It works with every app. @uservgDRFDjBRj wrote: Does it work for default messaging app?

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