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Samsung Galaxy S21 with One UI 4 Beta (Android 12) getting hot on Camera uses
Samsung’s Galaxy S21 series was came pre-installed with Android 11-based One UI 3.1, and later on received the One UI 3.1.1 features via OTA. These devices are confirmed to get the stable Android 12 update later this year, while consumers in select countries can now taste the One UI 4 features via Beta activity.
In order to provide the latest coverage over Samsung’s under-development Android 12 update, we’re also testing the One UI 4 ahead of stable release by joining the Beta program. No doubt, the latest One UI 4 Beta brings tons of new features, but, it also has some issues, in which one is related to the camera.
One UI 4 Beta overheating issue
We have the Galaxy S21 5G powered by Samsung’s Exynos 2100 flagship processor. With the stable build, the device had no overheating issue at all, while it seems, the One UI 4 Beta making it hot, mostly during the Camera uses, which needs to be fixed with Beta 3.
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In contrast, I’ve used the Galaxy S21’s Camera to take nature imagery while got some free time. When I’ve opened the Camera and used it for a while, the backside became too hot even after the glasstic panel. However, the Camera module made of metal didn’t show such signs of overheating.
Most probably, the Galaxy S21’s overheating issue is occurring due to less optimization between the hardware and software such as Exynos 2100, Android 12 and One UI 4 Beta. Last but not least, we request Samsung to acknowledge this error and provide a fix with the next Beta update.
Are you also having an overheating issue with your Galaxy S21 device on Android 12-based One UI 4 Beta? Let us know in the comments below.
Users of the Samsung Galaxy Fold 5 have reported issues with the Wonderland lock screen feature following the One UI 6.1.1 update. Many have encountered that their Wonderland backgrounds disappeared.
After installing the One UI 6.1.1, when users tried to apply the Wonderland background back, they received pop-ups mentioning the animations were no longer available.
Recently, a Galaxy user shared their experience on the community, noting that their chosen Wonderland background disappeared after the latest Galaxy AI update. When they tried to reapply it, they got an alert message stating that the animation had been removed.
Despite this, the user confirmed that their animation settings were still set to 1.5x. This issue is raising questions about compatibility and functionality after the update.
In response, a community moderator has acknowledged the inconvenience and assured users that the issue is being addressed. He has mentioned that the development team is actively working on a fix the issue related to the 1.5x animation setting and improvements will be included in the next app update.
However, the moderator hasn’t confirmed any exact timeline for a new update that will bring the fix. We can expect that Samsung will soon release a fix with the Wonderland app update. Users are advised to keep their apps updated and stay tuned for the latest information on fixes and updates.
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Some Samsung Galaxy A smartphone users face frustrating issues related to video playback. Users of Galaxy A15 and Galaxy A24 reported that when they try to play videos in the Gallery app, they encounter a black screen with sound but no visuals.
In addition to this, some messages frequently pop up on the screen, showing “An unknown error has occurred” or stating that the video codec is not supported. This issue is not limited to Video playback but extends to Video calls.
Users of Galaxy smartphones are not able to see the other person’s video feed. Even third-party applications are affected, with videos failing to play properly.
The Samsung community moderator has mentioned that it has been found that these video playback issues are linked to a codec error in the Samsung phone. Some videos cause these errors, while others may play normally after a restart. However, the affected videos will continue to cause issues.
Samsung is aware of the video playback issues and is working on a software update to resolve them. However, the community moderator has not confirmed any timeline yet but it is expected to be available soon.
Users are advised to keep an eye out for software update notifications and promptly install any available updates to improve their device’s functionality.
To update your Galaxy device, you just need to follow a few steps. Firstly, open Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install. Stay tuned for the software update to restore full video functionality on your Galaxy A15 or A24.
If you’re using a Samsung Galaxy Watch 6, you may have noted a regular Watch Manager stop messages after deleting the Galaxy Wearable app. This issue can occur when the Galaxy Wearable app is removed while using the Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Buds simultaneously.
According to the community moderator, it is important to delete the Manager app along with the Galaxy Wearable app. This dual deletion helps prevent unnecessary pop-up notifications and ensures smoother functionality between your devices.
When you uninstall the Galaxy Wearable app, it’s necessary to also delete the Galaxy Watch 6 Manager app. To uninstall the Galaxy Watch 6 Manager, follow these simple steps:
- Open Settings on the smartphone connected to your Galaxy Watch 6.
- Now, click on the Apps option.
- Search for the ‘Galaxy Watch6 Manager‘ app in the list.
- Tap on the app, select Delete, and confirm by pressing OK.
After acknowledgment of message pop-ups, Samsung is also planning to release a new update for the Galaxy Watch Manager 6 app to fix this issue. Here’s how to update the Galaxy Watch 6 Manager app:
- Open the Galaxy Store on your device.
- Select the Updates option from the Menu.
- Check the Galaxy Watch6 Manager app and proceed with the update.
By following these steps, you can ensure your Galaxy Watch 6 works well and is seamlessly connected with your other devices.
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