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Leinz · ‎05-23-2020

Oreo isn't available for that Tab A , Nougat was the final OS version. That makes 2 years of OS updates. It released in 2015 if I'm not mistaken. It launched with 5.x, then got 6 and 7. 2 OS updates like other Samsung phones and tablets @uservgFv9rQSBV .

Leinz · ‎05-10-2020

To confirm @sassiest_cat only the home/power key is functional on your Active? And did you buy it in the US or another region? In order to repair the button you'd have to send it to Samsung. Ubreak also handles certain Samsung products, but they're closed at this time.

Leinz · ‎05-10-2020

Samsung hasn't officially commented on an Active 2 successor, but new products are always showcased at Galaxy Unpacked events. Whether a new watch will release, I don't know. We'll have to wait and see.

Leinz · ‎04-21-2020

Hello @useruJzI7iRCxW. Do you have these enabled? - Settings > Sounds > Vibration feedback & Touch sounds - Input > Samsung KB > Key-tap feedback

Leinz · ‎04-21-2020

Hello @userWys4jhjR6I. List the current OS and model # of your Galaxy S8. Carrier too if carrier variant.

Leinz · ‎04-16-2020

Hello @juz_far. There was a watch app called Gear File Manager on the Galaxy Store. I don't recall there being many file browsers to begin with honestly, and there's no native interface to inspect the root folder.

Leinz · ‎04-01-2020

If you purchased an unlocked S20, so one not attached to a carrier, the IMEI will still show on the last Samsung account it was logged into. Open Samsung Members and check the device section. Alternatively open the Samsung site and navigate to "My Products". All IMEIs + model codes are there. That information can be passed to authorities.

Leinz · ‎03-22-2020

Hi. I'm not familiar with Snapchat, but if it constantly polls location there should be a difference. Whether it's a marketable one under "while using app" would require strict testing. Though if a service runs location when the device is idle, that could lead to higher idle drain (in theory. You can also disable Bluetooth and WiFi scanning on Android phones.

Leinz · ‎03-22-2020

If the pad's manufacturer doesn't state watch compatibility, then it likely won't work. You need a Samsung model that explicitly mentions support for your watch (when looking for a dual purpose pad) @Samsung_j5ItIMd.

Leinz · ‎03-22-2020

@Anonymous ¿Quieres un cargador de propósito general para el reloj y el teléfono? https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/mobile-accessories/phones/wireless-charger-duo-pad-black-ep-p5200tbegus/ Aquí están todos los cargadores. https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/mobile-accessories/all-mobile-accessories/?accessories_type=Chargers+%26+Batteries

Leinz · ‎03-22-2020

Hello @userXKtRsBdHtD. Have you already sent your watch to Samsung for inspection? If a defect is present in the sensors needed for detection, I don't see this issue evaporating. Do you recall if this started following a recent update, a fall, or submersion in water? Any info appreciated. Support can be reached at 1 8 00 SAMSUNG.

Leinz · ‎02-29-2020

Hi @psbs. NFC is meant for use with SPay at point-of-sales terminals. I've not heard of it being used with applications that reside outside of wireless payments. In this case I'd encourage you to try Samsung's developer forum. The watch has a debug/dev mode, but whether that expands NFC usage is a mystery to me.

Leinz · ‎02-21-2020

Hello @userFCMrubLTa8. I can't comment on LTE bands used by carriers in Argentina nor their acceptance of watches on plans. But the US Active2 LTE supports: Band 2, 4, 5, 12, 13, 25, 26, and 66.

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 · ‎01-14-2020

Hello @userOTk9S04f7a. Unofficially, an array of laptop boards can exceed stock RAM configuration. I cannot answer why the advertised max capacity might differ from user verified ones. In this case I found a 2013 Amazon review for your laptop that mentioned the following: "I recently purchased and installed 2x8gb Corsair Vengeance memory sticks running at 1866mhz and a 250gb Samsung SSD. This laptop will now out perform just about anything out there, desktop or otherwise."

Leinz · ‎01-06-2020

Developer is quite a broad term. C++, for instance, can be done on feeble hardware like an i3 8145U (Code blocks is good for beginners). Game development on the other hand, is best done on high-end model for Unreal 4. Now, for something basic like creating themes, icon packs, and the like, you'd want a laptop that covers sRGB. Look at the Notebook 7 Force and Notebook Odyssey (RTX2060). If you have any additional questions mention me, that way I'll get a notification @TASTIC.

Leinz · ‎01-06-2020

It's not uncommon to see it on portable storage devices (ex. mSD) that are >= 64GB from Samsung these days. You're free to switch to another format, but I see no reason to @SpeedDemon. Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux can view exFAT.

Leinz · ‎11-24-2019

Mods can mark community posts as feedback I believe, but Members allows users to voice their concerns too. Also it's possible to read replies to your submission by hitting the bell icon.

Leinz · ‎11-24-2019

Hello @Mugrunty. I see what you mean, tested this on my Active. Would you mind reporting this bug using the feedback section of Samsung Members (app)?

Leinz · ‎11-11-2019

This occurs when a power supply can feed the device connected. So if the host is using 1500mA and the supply can manage only 1000mA, the device will continue to drain. In this case you ought to try another USB cable, along with wall adapter.

Leinz · ‎10-28-2019

Hello. Do you need assistance with something?

Leinz · ‎10-28-2019

Hello. Screen brightness has no effect on AOD, since it's maintained separately. I don't have an A50, but on S/Note devices AOD brightness can be changed here: Settings -> Lockscreen -> AOD (use always show) -> brightness bar

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

Hi @userJWRnn4h7wx. I've never used a J3, but the feature is located here under Oreo and Pie. If you cannot find it, perhaps the J3 lacks it altogether. Oreo: Settings - Device Maintenance - Battery - Always Sleeping Apps - Add Pie: Settings - Device Care - Battery - 3 dot menu - Sleeping Apps - Add

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 · ‎10-06-2019

@Samsung_o1pSVEh Factory resets are unrelated to network lock status. T-Mobile branded phones can only be unlocked when requirements are met- only then will customer service grant a subscriber's request. Being that you're not a TMO user you will have a hard time unlocking it. You are supposed to use their phones for 40 days (uninterrupted) on a line in good standing. In some cases proof of purchase is needed. Blacklisted phones cannot be unlocked for obvious reasons.

Leinz · ‎10-06-2019

The Galaxy J3 V ( J337VZKAVZW) lacks NFC. This feature is omitted from its official page, carrier's site, and manual. I also found an old comment from a representative: "Great question Pete. The Galaxy J3 V 3rd Gen does not have the NFC feature. This link includes more information about the device. Thank you for reaching out to us."

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.

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