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In recent times the Samsung Galaxy A32 5G has plagued its users with multiple problems and lots of them aren’t happy. The device was released on the 13th of January, 2021 as one of Samsung’s latest mid-range smartphones but as time passes and new updates get installed, more and more users are showing their displeasure with the phone. We’re going to take a look at some of these problems as well as their solutions.
Samsung Galaxy A32 5G problem:Lagging Issue
There are a great many things that can cause lagging on your Samsung Galaxy A32 5G. There are not a lot of problems that can be as frustrating as lagging. Here are some ways to get rid of it on your device.
•Restarting your device should be your first option when it comes to fixing lag. Sometimes a simple restart can go a long way. It might only be temporary but it works.
•Insufficient storage might be a big bad in terms of causing lag on your Samsung Galaxy A32 5G. If you have used up most of your phone’s storage then your phone will start to lag. Clear up some space and delete what you don’t need to make room for the phone to run smoothly.
•Brands like Samsung are quite consistent when it comes to software updates. If you have a software update available for your Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, update it immediately. Now, Software updates can also be the cause of lag. This is because these updates usually take a while to be fully implemented and acquainted with your device. After a while, your device will run smoothly or smoother than it ran before the update. So be sure to check for updates.
To check for updates, go to Settings > System update or Software updates > Software update , and tap on it. If there is any update available, download it.
Samsung Galaxy A32 5G problem:Overheating
Overheating is a common issue among smartphones that can leave you frustrated over time because other problems tend to spawn from it. And quite a few users have complained about overheating on the Samsung Galaxy A32 5G. Some say it was after downloading some of the latest updates that overheating became a serious problem.
The most common causes of overheating are the level of screen brightness on your device and constant/heavy use of your device’s processor. Smartphone manufacturers usually roll out firmware updates to fix problems like this when it becomes rampant across different users and worsens in terms of how much damage it does to the device. So, be sure to look out for any updates on your Samsung Galaxy A32 5G. Here are some ways to fix or reduce overheating.
•If you are someone who plays a lot of games or games heavily, you might need to cut down on the amount of time you spend gaming, unless, no matter what you try to do your phone will always overheat because of the kind of games you are playing. A perfect example of a game like this is Call of duty: Mobile.
•Cleaner and Antivirus based apps cause serious overheating and lag when they are opened or activated. If you have any of these two on your Samsung Galaxy A32 5G, delete them.
•Leaving your Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Hotspot, GPS, e.t.c. on for some time will cause overheating. Turn them off when you are not using them.
•Using your Samsung Galaxy A32 5G while charging will also cause it to overheat. Especially when you are playing games and charging. It is probably the worst combination you can attempt. Try as much as you can to let your phone charge before using it.
Samsung Galaxy A32 5G problem: Data Network issues
There have been a bunch of reports about the quality and stability of data networks on the Samsung A32 5G. The network keeps disconnecting while in use. Being unable to access mobile data properly is a serious issue because it is a feature we use every single day. And it is worse for those who do not have a Wi-Fi connection as a substitute. Here are some things to do if you have this problem.
•Try to wipe the cache partition and repair apps in the recovery menu and see if it solves this problem.
•Force restarting is also a good option for fixing this problem. To do this, simply press the power button and the volume up or volume down for about 6-10 seconds and it just doesn’t might fix it.
•Turning Airplane mode On and Off can also help with this issue, it is a go-to for most users, and it works.
•Resetting the network settings on your phone will probably solve this issue. This will return the network services to their default configuration. Although doing this will also reset connections you had made on different connectivity options like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, e.t.c.
If you have some other problems with your Samsung Galaxy A32, comment down below and we will give you feedback as soon as possible.
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Started in 2019, Google Stadia set out to provide game streaming, also called cloud gaming, to users across the globe. The service was designed to be accessible via any devices that had an up-to-date version of Chrome browser or the latest version of the Stadia app. This means access to Google Stadia is available on personal computers, tablets, and Android smartphones.
Google Stadia Controller
How Google Stadia Works
Think of how any streaming – of audio or video works. Instead of downloading the media file to your device, you play the file from a remote server. With Stadia, users ave no need to download games to their devices; they simply streamed gameplay from a remote server. Some of the benefits include saving of space and processing power on terminal equipment. As such, a reliable and fast Internet connection is always required to use the service. There is no offline gaming supported.
According to Google, playing games on Stadia consumes up to 2.7GB of data per hour in 720p streaming quality (the upper limit for mobile devices). As such, the service worked only over Wi-Fi networks. Users could not use mobile data, because of reliability and cost issues. With the arrival of 5G networks, which deliver greater capacity, Google widened access to support mobile data.
Being a cloud gaming service also opened up the opportunity for multiplayer games where multiple users play against one another. Playing of games on the service on a TV using Google Chromecast Ultra requires the use of a hardware Stadia Controller, along with an audio headset. Users are able to chat and communicate in-game. 3rd party gamepads are supported for playing on Android phones.
There are free and paid titles on the Stadia service. Subscribing to the paid service gives access to access higher streaming rates (up to 4K resolution), among other perks.
Stadia Device Support
Google Stadia arrived to criticism, especially over the limited hardware support for Android phones. At its launch, it supported only four smartphones – Google Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, Pixel 3a, and Pixel 3a XL. This greatly limited access to the service. Samsung, Asus, and Razer phones were added to the list, in 2020. Eventually, OnePlus, Apple and LG phones joined the list of supported mobile devices. This is in addition to being available via Smart TVs.
Games Library
Another criticism that Google Stadia faced had to do with the limited game titles available to users of the service. In April 2020, the platform got a boost with the announcement of games from EA (Electronic Arts), one of the world’s leading mobile game developers. EA Titles such as Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order would be available to Stadia users. Another big name that supported Stadia was Ubisoft.
Hundreds of games were available to Google Stadia users. Some of the most popular available games include:
- Cyberpunk 2077
- Destiny 2
- FIFA 22
- Red Dead Redepmtion 2
- Baldur’s Gate 3 (Early Access)
- Resident Evil Village.
- Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.
- Hitman 3.
- Little Nightmares 2.
- Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Sunset for Google Stadia
Stadia continued to struggle, and in early 2022, rumours made the rounds that it would be shut down. Google tried to douse the fire with a statement saying, “Stadia is not shutting down. Rest assured we’re always working on bringing more great games to the platform and Stadia Pro. Let us know if you have other questions.”[1] However, barely two months later, in a September 29, 2022 statement[2], Google announced that the service had not gained traction and would be shut down Stadia in January 2023, bringing the service’s run to an end.
References
- Google says they are not shutting down Stadia [ source ]
- Google announces shutdown of Stadia [ source ]
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