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04-10-2020 08:46 AM in
OthersSecond, there are two different versions of One UI. M Series owners use the One UI Core version of Android which is just a stripped down version of One UI. Your point becomes invalid that Samsung is providing the same update to all their device. No, they are not..
Every OS update is tailored to the hardware it is supposed to run on. Don't think like, Oh Samsung just develops ONE UI for flagships and it just simply ships them to the mid range devices as well without tweaking the code. This isn't how OS update works. If that would have been the case then why does Samsung takes so much time to release major OS updates, even security updates takes too much time to be released.
And please what part of the forum do you browse buddy. The time since I'm active in this forum, I know much about the M Series devices. The users who are generally complaining are the ones who are usually asking for more features like Goodlock support, Samsung Pay support, Knox Security, Secure Folder and extra.. The one's who are complaining about lags and heating issues is common for every devices including your so called note and S series devices too. So, I don't know what are you trying to imply over here with all your introspection.
I myself use M30s and I don't face any problems that you have stated in your post above and I have users from the S series and Nite Series complaining about the same issue like battery drain and heating but I don't seem to single out only a certain series. The problem is not limited to only M and A series devices, Note and S series users are no different.
No offense, but I found it rather poorly researched
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04-10-2020 10:30 AM in
OthersNo offense, something went wrong somewhere.
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04-10-2020 10:50 AM (Last edited 04-10-2020 10:51 AM ) in
OthersI felt it was wrong to say that one ui the hummer engine as he proclaims was designed for flagships only and that's why other mid range users are having issues, bollockss.
I myself faced issue after updating to Android 10 but a factory reset did set things right. So maybe the update wasn't the issue, maybe the issue lies in how it's being delivered something is happening during the installation process. Samsung is still using the old way of updating Operating System. A recent article claimed that Samsung has still not implemented seamless updates which is quite an old feature now. That could have been a reason too.
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04-10-2020 04:08 PM in
OthersBut I completely agree with you on the point that Samsung needs to focus on quality rather than quantity. The quality of software will improve when the number of devices to be updated will be less. But that's not going to happen anytime soon.
And the problem that I have with this post is misinformation, I feel like the OP didn't put much thought or effort into writing it
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04-10-2020 04:46 PM in
OthersSo you keep a tab on the number of complaints too. Wow, I never had the time to do that but I'd like to take some time to answer or breakdown your arguements one by one.
1. First of all you say that the software is where the problem lies, then how come only certain devices are affected and some perform just fine. Take for example your own device, you said you never faced any issues in your note 10 but then why are some other note 10 users complaining about issues such as heating and battery drain. Did you get a different version of the software than those people?
2. Talking about the update vanishing thing(This is why I said, you did poor research), Updates do not vanish in thin air. For A50 the update was called off by Samsung itself as some bugs were found. For the elite flagship some idiots didn't register for the beta program and sideloaded it from outside which is why they didn't receive any update. They were forced to update to the official firmware before updating.
3. And yes, Samsung provides different firmwares for different devices, I just don't get it how come you are so oblivious to this fact. The firmware carries a specific kernel and drivers for a specific device. Even a computer noob knows that you can't install any driver software for the hardware to work you need a specific software for the hardware, Do you get it now? You need a specific software for specific hardware.
4. Talking about screen burn, again your knowledge on this matter how well informed you are in this regards. Screen burning are hardware issue not software issues. This is why i said, do some research, Go to Google and read about the screen burn in issues. A software might mitigate the issues but it happens in OLED panels as they age or if they are damaged. Display issues in any smartphones point out to the obvious fact that the display has been damaged. Please do your own research on this matter before commenting.
5. The other things that you have talked about holds no ground they are just baseless opinions regarding issues faced by users. If your wifi isn't working, so according to you its a one ui issue, about the camera quality being degraded its not caused by a bug, as Vishanavi pointed out its intentional on the OEMs part and everyone knows except you.
6. And what is this heating causes distortion in camera? Are you even aware that a modern camera has a digital sensor and no it does not contain a photochemical film, i don't know you might be getting your information from Internet Explorer. Heating does cause issue with photochemical films but that technology is more than 30 years old. We are living in 21st century, this is why i said do some research before writing anything in this forum you prehistoric creature. Camera sensor in todays world has gone digital they don't experience any of the issue that you have talked about.
I have nothing against you, its just that i can't withstand misinformation and stupidity. I tried my best to breakdown your argument. I have no intentions to continue this conversation unless you DO SOME RESEARCH.
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