Samsung Galaxy S10/S10 Lite/S10+ Announcement And Owners Thread

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#2217122 14-Apr-2019 22:59

Geektastic:
Latest annoyance: every picture I take, the camera says "That last picture might be a bit blurry".

Even using a tripod...

So turn off 'flaw detection' in camera settings then it won't annoy you anymore....

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#2217135 15-Apr-2019 00:33

Geektastic:

Latest annoyance: every picture I take, the camera says "That last picture might be a bit blurry".

Even using a tripod...

Yup i've turned off the feedback option.

It's not the tripod, but subject movement.

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#2217136 15-Apr-2019 00:35

I've figured out why I was getting battery drain

1. Exchange email with the Samsung Email app - haven't found another app that potentially doesn't. Brings back memories of old ... exchange email battery drain - not fixed after a whole decade

2. Insomnia (failure to deep sleep) after VOIP calling with Exynos (not SD) - resolved only with a fresh reboot

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#2217140 15-Apr-2019 02:29

just when i thought I had figured it out, Samsung Push Notification and Swift Keyboard are saying they have been awake in the background for 21 hours.

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#2217179 15-Apr-2019 08:23

Batman:
Geektastic:

Latest annoyance: every picture I take, the camera says "That last picture might be a bit blurry".

Even using a tripod...

Yup i've turned off the feedback option.

It's not the tripod, but subject movement.

It's not. I took a photo in good light of an entirely stationary object with the phone held by stationary support. It still says it. Every time.
It's a new fault: it didn't do it out of the box.

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#2217205 15-Apr-2019 08:50

Batman:

I've figured out why I was getting battery drain

1. Exchange email with the Samsung Email app - haven't found another app that potentially doesn't. Brings back memories of old ... exchange email battery drain - not fixed after a whole decade

2. Insomnia (failure to deep sleep) after VOIP calling with Exynos (not SD) - resolved only with a fresh reboot

I have exchange via outlook app and keep getting phone notifications that app is contributing to excessive drain.

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#2217255 15-Apr-2019 10:17

my drains are from

"samsung push notification" - 24/7

"keyboard (whatever keyboard is use) 24/7

*shrugs shoulder

it could be whatsapp masquerading as samsung push because i ain't got no samsung push happening - everything has been disabled including samsung push. though I did sign up for samsung phone location but nothing else. not even samsung pass.

i'll sort out the exchange mail later on ... need an app that allows "disable push"

maybe I'll root it and use some power app to gain control ...

no such issue with my huawei mate 20. disable background activity means disable background activity everything shuts down whether my screen is on or off. too bad the phone didn't work properly (can't even hear voice calls properly!)

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#2217256 15-Apr-2019 10:17

anyone managed to root their exynos s10 ?

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#2217266 15-Apr-2019 10:26

If you get the right package disabler you can disable system apps without rooting.

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#2217680 15-Apr-2019 20:46

March security patch available for Vodafone. 463MB in size

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#2217683 15-Apr-2019 21:03

Should have been pushed on all 3 carriers. Fixes the biometrics issue

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#2217700 15-Apr-2019 21:29

Fingerprint more reliable but still very slow.

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#2217702 15-Apr-2019 21:41

My battery drain has become a thing since (either) the factory reset I did on Friday or the recent software update(s).

Before, I could do 2 days from 100% if I switched it off overnight. I took it off the charger this morning about 0800 at 100% and it now has 25% on the clock.

Looking at the use figures, Chrome is in the lead with 21.6% and 1hr36 minutes in Background. Why it runs in background I have no idea.

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#2217743 15-Apr-2019 23:01

Still been unable to get the fingerprint update to install but have just done the Vodafone system update and then the biometric one worked. Fingerprint works instantly now, even with my thumb which wouldn't work at all before.

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#2217744 15-Apr-2019 23:05

Geektastic:

My battery drain has become a thing since (either) the factory reset I did on Friday or the recent software update(s).

Before, I could do 2 days from 100% if I switched it off overnight. I took it off the charger this morning about 0800 at 100% and it now has 25% on the clock.

Looking at the use figures, Chrome is in the lead with 21.6% and 1hr36 minutes in Background. Why it runs in background I have no idea.

Same here. Battery drain wasn't a problem prior to the fingerprint update. Probably maxing out the Voltage on the ultrasonic scanner lol. When the dogs howl at night you'll know why.

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