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Samsung’s way to fix Galaxy S22 Camera shutter lag

Samsung Galaxy S22 series devices introduce the most wonderful Camera capabilities in the industry to date. While the Galaxy S22 Ultra is packed with a premium 108MP Camera with up to 100x Space Zoom feature, the standard Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus also equip brilliant AI-powered Camera features.
The Korean tech giant had launched the Galaxy S22 lineup earlier this year, and now preparing to hold another Galaxy Unpacked event sometime in August 2022. Meanwhile, it looks like the aging Galaxy S22 phones are now having performance and lagging issues related to Camera shutter.
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Several users are facing multiple types of issues while using the Camera on their Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus, or Galaxy S22 Ultra. The most common issue is Camera shutter lag, which restricts users from taking burst shots by continuously pressing the shutter button.
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Well, Samsung mod. now comes up with effective solutions for fixing the Camera shutter lag issues on the Galaxy S22 series devices. Meanwhile, the moderator said that such types of issues usually occurs when the available memory of the mobile phone is insufficient.
How to fix Galaxy S22 Camera shutter lag
Memory Cleanup (RAM)
- Phone Settings > Battery & Device Care > RAM > Click “Clean Now”
Aside from this, you can also perform the same operation on your Samsung phone as the One UI software has useful widgets for the Device Care function. Simply, add that widget to your phone’s Home screen and tap it regularly for effective memory cleaning in real time.
How to add device care home screen widget
- Press and hold the wallpaper (empty space) for more than 1 second (long press) > Click the “Widget” icon at the bottom of the screen > Select 1 of 2 “Device Care” > Click “Add” > Click on the home screen Add selected device care (can be freely moved to the desired location).
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 cover screen automatically turning on, users complain

The fourth generation clamshell foldable’s expected launch date is coming near and Samsung is giving huge discounts while purchasing the Galaxy Z Flip 3 smartphone. These things aside, some consumers have recently reported that the cover screen of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 is turning on itself.
According to a Samsung consumer, the Galaxy Z Flip 3’s cover display is turning on automatically even though it has been set to glow the screen when a notification arrives. Meanwhile, there seems any issue related to the Always on Display or display functionality of the Galaxy Z Flip 3 models.
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Due to this unwanted error, the battery life of the Galaxy Z Flip 3 is getting affected as well. Meanwhile, the company has acknowledged the issue and recommended some settings that should be done on affected variants to identify, which app is occurring the problem on the cover screen.
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The community moderator said that the cover screen is automatically turning on due to the operation or wake-up of the screen in a specific app. In order to identify that buggy app, it’s recommended that you should install the Good Locks’ Nice Catch app.
Once done, you will be needing to access the Screen on reminder feature of the Good Lock Nice Catch application. With this service, you can spot an app running in the background and forcing the cover screen to turn on frequently, even without any notification.
On the other hand, if you find that it is not an activity of a specific app, Samsung needs more specific data about the problem. To do so, you just need to attach the log and send the error through the Samsung Members app as soon as the problem occurs.
Are you facing the same issue on your Galaxy Z Flip 3’s cover screen? Feel free to share your concerns with us in the comments below.
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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra giving poor performance despite multiple updates

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is the most recent flagship smartphone offered by the Korean tech giant. The device runs Android 12-based One UI 4.1 update out of the box and offers lots of customization options that any other smartphone does not have.
Additionally, the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s camera is unbeatable. It not only has a brilliant camera quality but also the most advanced camera features that let you capture every moment in any environment. Despite offering so many functionalities, users are commonly complaining about its performance.
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Samsung regularly updates this smartphone and provides more new features and improvements to the users. Even, the devices get two monthly security patches for a single month. Hence the users are more dissatisfied with the performance of their phones.
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Various Galaxy S22 users (including S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra) taking the Samsung community, Reddit, Twitter, and other social media platforms to explain their problems. And why not that dissatisfied, after all, they have given so much money to purchase it.
An unhappy Galaxy S22 Ultra user reported that his phone is giving very poor performance while playing games like Call of Duty, and Clash of Clans is even delayed and spongy. He also says that Snapchat filters also take a lot of time in loading and apply.
Well, the reason behind this issue hasn’t been cleared yet. It might seem the problem of the Exynos chipset, the performance of which has been complained about many times in the past. Anyway, we can only hope that the issues will soon reach the company and it will release a fix.
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Samsung Galaxy S20 phones suddenly started showing green, pink lines on the screen

Samsung Galaxy S20 users have been reporting screen problems. The devices have started showing pink and green lines on their display without any falls or crashes, for some users in India.
A large number of affected customers taking the Samsung community, Twitter, Reddit, and other platforms to express the problems that they are facing on their phones. Users are really disappointed and are asking for an early fix.
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According to them, the green and pink lines suddenly appeared on their smartphones. Some users are facing this issue since August last year. Whereas, some of these users state that this problem occurred after the Android 12-based One UI 4.1 update on their phones.
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The reason for the appearance of lines on the phone is not clear yet. A couple of months ago, the Samsung support team acknowledged the problem and said that the lines appeared during the normal course of usage.
Samsung doesn't take severe yet common issues seriously.
For a company as big as Samsung, that's very shameful & problematic.
Green/pink lines suddenly appeared on the screens of a lot of Galaxy S20 series phones. Users have reported these issues since more than a year ago. pic.twitter.com/mKvhpoWKbw
— Alvin (@sondesix) May 17, 2022
A user even took his phone to a Samsung care center and they advised him to change the screen of their phone, which will cost Rs 15,500, more than 20% of the actual phone’s price. In most cases, the issue is been occurring after the end of the warranty period, which means that if it’s really a screen issue, users will have to provide the full charge for screen repair.
This issue has been occurring on all three Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and Galaxy S20 Ultra smartphones, while the number of Galaxy S20+ users is the highest. All these are the flagship phones with a really high cost, we hope that the company will soon provide a fix.
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