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Is anyone getting problems with music playback via bluetooth since the update? Sounds a bit like a CD skipping.
Is anyone getting problems with music playback via bluetooth since the update? Sounds a bit like a CD skipping.
Same here,
All the animations feel slower and for someone I'm not seeing 4G never mind 5G.
That's goodlock broken now.
I've had the Note 10+ 5G for a week and sold it on.
The major issue for me was simply the fingerprint reader - so unreliable (even did the double registration thing) and rejected me at least half the time.
Then I never thought I would say this coming from an iPhone but notifications were a problem. Hard to see the notifications when screen is off (have to press the on/off button to show them) and then when in the phone some notifications simply couldn't be dismissed. Wife casting a show on the chromecast -> permanent notification that I can't dismiss without disabling the functionality completely. Also a million Samsung notifications that were quite annoying!
Maybe I was missing something too, but I found I had to unlock it to read the notification from gmail or whatsapp etc. etc.Not sure if this is phone specific or how Android handles notifications.
From memory, if I got a notification on my iphone, the screen would light up and (depending on settings) I could read where the notification was from and also the first line or two of the contents. This was handy - I could glance at the phone and ignore unimportant stuff. On my Note 10+, an SMS activates edge lighting, the screen comes on and the text appears for me to read. With every other app, (gmail being the most annoying), the phone bleeps, but the screen stays off. When I tap-to-activate the screen, I see a notification icon that lets me know something's waiting. Then, I have to unlock the phone and swipe down the notification panel. It's a minor faff but one I could do without.
Am I missing something? Should every app activate edge lighting and the screen to show me a preview of what's arrived?
With the new iPhones it basically turns on, unlocks, and shows the notifications as soon as you bring your phone up to look at them. It's pretty good, even in the dark.I like mine, have to say I don't use the fingerprint sensor on mine much. I just use the face unlock option, which works great for me.
On the notifications, I far prefer this to an iPhone. The always on display I feel is amazing. Always having to unlock an iPhone to see a notification was a bit negative for me.
With the new iPhones it basically turns on, unlocks, and shows the notifications as soon as you bring your phone up to look at them. It's pretty good, even in the dark.
You do have to swipe to get to the home screen though, as face unlock doesn't get you past the lock screen.
Yeah I see your point. On the iPhone I would have to double tap the screen to check whether anything has appeared (or pick it up)Point is with AOD you don't even have to touch the phone to see if you have any notifications. So a quick glance is enough, obviously not the content but it'll confirm there's nothing to see which stops you picking it up every 2 minutes which is a modern curse![]()
Not sure if this is phone specific or how Android handles notifications.
From memory, if I got a notification on my iphone, the screen would light up and (depending on settings) I could read where the notification was from and also the first line or two of the contents. This was handy - I could glance at the phone and ignore unimportant stuff. On my Note 10+, an SMS activates edge lighting, the screen comes on and the text appears for me to read. With every other app, (gmail being the most annoying), the phone bleeps, but the screen stays off. When I tap-to-activate the screen, I see a notification icon that lets me know something's waiting. Then, I have to unlock the phone and swipe down the notification panel. It's a minor faff but one I could do without.
Am I missing something? Should every app activate edge lighting and the screen to show me a preview of what's arrived?
I believe you have to enable it for all apps - its under Display - Edge Lighting. You can customise the animation and the colour for different apps etc.
Yeah I see your point. On the iPhone I would have to double tap the screen to check whether anything has appeared (or pick it up)
There is a downside to that though, which is when you actually want to see what the notification says it's a real hassle![]()
The AOD also pecks away at the battery. Not that I've hit zero yet over the course of a single day.
Mmm. I suspect it's tiny, like less than waking the screen to check.