Issues
Are you facing audio problems on your Samsung Galaxy S20 FE?
Samsung launched the Galaxy S20 FE as a lite version for its S20 lineup but includes premium features such Super AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and HDR 10+ support, Snapdragon 865 processor, and more. The smartphone also comes with stereo speakers along with Dolby Atmos support.
Recently, some of the users of Galaxy S20 FE have reported an issue with the audio system of the phone. In contrast to the problem, a user states that while playing any media with Instagram, Spotify, Netflix, or any other source, the audio of the device has suddenly decreased and it is barely audible.
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The users tried changing different audio settings on their device and the sound remains unchanged. A user found that this problem is fixed after restarting the device but after some time the sound was again decreased. This shows that there is a software issue in the device that causes the audio to get automatically reduced. After trying many solutions they have posted this matter on the companies community page.
Previously, the users of Galaxy S20 FE massively reported facing touch screen issues on their smartphones, this includes ‘ghost touches’ on the corner of the display and there were screen sensitivity issues. Although, Samsung acknowledged this problem and also provided several updates to fix it but they’re still facing some touch-related problems.
Until now the company has not said anything on the audio matter and we hope that it will provide a considerable solution to this problem as well. If you are also facing such audio issues with your Galaxy S20 FE then let us know in the comments below.
Issues
Samsung to fix LockStar app’s clock overlap bug in a future update
Samsung users have been facing a lock screen clock overlap bug on the LockStar Good Lock module, which causes the clock display to overlap when the screen turns off. Samsung has acknowledged this issue, and a firmware update is in the works to resolve it.
The error appears intermittently, so restarting the device is a temporary solution. Users are noticing an unusual flicker when the screen dims before turning off.
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A Samsung community moderator has apologized for the inconvenience caused by the LockStar bug and assured that a software update to fix the clock overlap is coming. However, the exact timing of this update is not confirmed yet due to some reasons.
As a temporary solution, users are advised to reboot their devices if they encounter the clock overlap. If the issue persists, it is recommended to disable LockStar until the software update is available.
Issues
Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro users facing connectivity issue after latest major update
Users of Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro are facing a regular connectivity issue after a recent major software update. The firmware R510XXU0AXB4 seems to be causing the earbuds to disconnect after 15-20 minutes of use.
A Galaxy Buds 2 Pro user shared this connectivity concern on Reddit. However, this problem is not limited to just one person as several other users are also facing this problem.
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The disconnection happens unexpectedly and the earbuds do not reconnect unless connected manually. Users have noted that this issue arises even when the earbuds and the charging case have sufficient battery life.
Some users have suggested to reset the earbuds, which temporarily fixes the issue. As of now, Samsung has not officially acknowledged this issue. If you are also using Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, you can try this temporary solution if you are facing a connectivity issue.
Users hope the company will soon recognize and address this issue to ensure the earbuds function reliably. If you are facing the same problem with your Galaxy Earbuds then let us know by commenting on our social media platforms.
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Samsung promises to patch NavStar’s navigation buttons issue soon
Some Samsung NavStar app users are facing a persistent issue where the arrangement of added navigation buttons changes when the keyboard is activated. First reported in November last year, this issue continues to affect users despite promises of a fix.
The Korean tech giant has acknowledged the issue and assured users that fixes are coming through software updates. According to the moderator, the navigation buttons bug of Samsung Navstar will be fixed soon with the new software.
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However, the moderator has not provided any specific timeline but mentioned that the schedule of FOTA updates is subject to change depending on various circumstances. Therefore, we can just hope the next update may fix this issue.
The moderator has not specified the cause of this issue yet, but we hope to receive information soon. In the meantime, for those experiencing navigation bar problems with the NavStar app, you can temporarily resolve it by disabling this function in NavStar