Showing posts with label Troubleshooting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Troubleshooting. Show all posts

May 11, 2015

Samsung Galaxy S6 Troubled On Battery

News and Reviews Gadget Technology - Samsung Galaxy S6 Troubled On Battery

News and Reviews Gadget Technology - Samsung Galaxy S6 Troubled On Battery

Samsung Galaxy smartphone gadget S6 is a product that was recently launched to the world. Gadget smartphone that has the current highest specifications. However, despite carrying the most advanced technology in the field of android smartphone gadget, Product smartphone from Samsung is rumored to have a defect in the batteries.


Reported by tekno.liputan6.com (May 10, 2015) Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S6 Users unnamed reveal any cases of defective products Samsung Galaxy S6 received since the cardboard factory default gadget maker of the South Korean smartphone.

July 15, 2010

iPhone 4 press conference and gonna fix theri antena problem

Surely you remember the problem owned by the iPhone 4. Recently we heard the news that Apple will hold a party conference and immediately end the drama of the iPhone antenna 4. One of those invited by Apple is engadget, and we are still waiting to hear further from them. This polemic may soon be over and the iPhone is not disappoint their users anymore.
 
Via: engadget

July 13, 2010

iPhone 4 has trouble on its signal receiver

If you just buy latest apple product iPhone 4 and has troubleshooting about its signal, it is just common. Recently, the consumer reports reviewed this cellphone by making a signal test AT&T. After comparing the iPhone with some other phones in AT & T network operator (operational network iPhone 4), Consumer Reports concluded that only the iPhone that has the problem of signal reception.

"From our findings, claims that Apple said that the problem of signal strength on your iPhone 4 only a matter of optical illusion, caused by faulty software, must be questioned," said Mike Gikas, from Consumer Reports.

Tests conducted by Consumer Reports also indicate that AT & T network is not the main cause of the problem of signal reception is pathetic iPhone 4.

"The phone supports the display and video cameras that are not found in other phones. Even also improve battery life and other new features like a front camera for video chat and a gyroscope as a game controller is very responsive," said Consumer Reports. "But Apple needs to fix this problem permanently and antenna for free, before we can recommend the iPhone 4."

The phone itself is a successor to the iPhone 3GS, and have been sold in the United States market since last June. Once released, buyers began to blow away a lot of complaints about cell phone signal reception problems.

Many buyers who complained that when gripped by the hand phone, cell phone signal reception can be reduced drastically, causing even talk on the phone to be disconnected. These problems were mainly experienced by the user right-handed.

June 24, 2010

iPhone 4 in drop test Performance

If I have the most expensive dadget in my life (iPhone 4) I will keep it protected with trabsparent shield and will not make it to be fall. But, what iFixYouri.com done is out of my brain but its very very breive.

On this video you'll see it is the real iPhone 4 in drop test (iHope you don't try this if you do not know how to repair your beloved gadget).

I think this performance done for testing the resistance of the touchscreen glass.

Just enjoy the video here:



Thanks to ifixyouri.com for sharing your experience

February 06, 2010

Corporate Network Wi-Fi Troubleshooting for Treo 800w

Corporate Wi-Fi networks are managed by IT departments. This includes Wi-Fi networks at private companies as well as governmental agencies, institutions, and other organizations that require extra security beyond home networks or public HotSpots.

Check the Wi-Fi function on your device

Look for the Wi-Fi icon at the top of your screen. If no icon is present you will need to turn Wi-Fi "on." Here's how:

  1. On your Treo 800w, press Start and select Today.
  2. Press Menu (right action button).
  3. Select Wireless Manager.

Wireless Manager will show the name of the Wi-Fi network to which you are connected (e.g. "Guest"), or to will say "Off." If it says "Off," tap the onscreen Wi-Fi button to turn on the Wi-Fi function.

When Wi-Fi is on, one of the following icons will appear:

When Wi-Fi is on, one of the following icons will appear:


Home Network Wi-Fi Troubleshooting for Treo 800w

Check the Wi-Fi function on your device

Look for the Wi-Fi icon at the top of your screen. If no icon is present you will need to turn Wi-Fi "on." Here's how:

  1. On your Treo 800w, press Start and select Today.
  2. Press Menu (right action button).
  3. Select Wireless Manager.

Wireless Manager will show the name of the Wi-Fi network to which you are connected (e.g. "Guest"), or to will say "Off." If it says "Off," tap the onscreen Wi-Fi button to turn on the Wi-Fi function.

When Wi-Fi is on, one of the following icons will appear:

Sourc: Palm

Palm Wifi troubleshooting for Treo 800w

Maybe your gadget is in trouble. Palm, has Wifi feature, and if the wifi on your palm is in trouble, your wifi repair information can be found here:

This troubleshooter can help you if you're trying to connect to a HotSpot in a public place, such as an airport, hotel, library, school or coffee shop. Some HotSpot networks require a paid subscription in order to use them; others are free.

Check the Wi-Fi function on your device

Look for the Wi-Fi icon at the top of your screen. If no icon is present you will need to turn Wi-Fi "on." Here's how:

  1. On your Treo 800w, press Start and select Today.
  2. Press Menu (right action button).
  3. Select Wireless Manager.

Wireless Manager will show the name of the Wi-Fi network to which you are connected (e.g. "Guest"), or to will say "Off." If it says "Off," tap the onscreen Wi-Fi button to turn on the Wi-Fi function.

When Wi-Fi is on, one of the following icons will appear:

for more information about troubleshooting click here

January 31, 2010

T-Mobile Tries Basic Troubleshooting With Nexus One

Well, at the very least T-Mobile is acknowledging the problem and attempting to at least provide basic troubl shooting steps to Nexus One customers suffering from 3G issues. While these steps seem to only provide the most basic of troubleshooting, at least they can help eliminate some of the confusion regarding handset swaps, whether or not HTC will assist in the situation, etc. While resetting the phone as Engadget points out can solve any number of problems it’s only a good first step. Certainly this looks like it will only be solved with a software update that needs to see Google step on the gas. Has anyone managed to solve the problem on their own? Sound off below.

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January 30, 2010

Resolution of Keypad Troubleshooting

HTC's you may have experienced such problems ever experienced by some people who ask for a solution in the forum.

Well, for those of you who have problems on the keypad that does not respond, the following resolution:

RESOLUTION
1. Is the issue with any of the re-assignable buttons on the device (the only button that can be reassigned on this model is the Press and Hold function of the Send Call button)? · If so, go to Start>Settings>Personal Tab>Buttons and check the assignment. · If the value is set to none, no action will take place when that button is pressed.

2. Rule out 3rd party applications by removing them: Start>Settings>System Tab>Remove Programs.
· The Device must be Soft Reset using the stylus after removing the 3rd party applications.

3. Is the issue seen after removing all 3rd party applications and performing the Soft Reset?
· If so, perform a Hard Reset and allow the Customization process to complete.
· The hard reset will remove all of the customers’ data and settings and restore the device back to the state that it was in out of the box. Once the Hard Reset is done, the customers’ settings and data CANNOT be recovered. If possible, have the customer back up their data before proceeding with the Hard Reset.

4. Once the Hard Reset and Customization process have completed, retest the device. 5. If the issue remains, the device will need to be replaced/repaired.

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