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The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ were meant to be a triumphant return for the Korean manufacturer after the Note 7's fiery demise. These Samsung flagships may be fine phones, but they are not without their problems, especially as they get older. This is why we've rounded up all the common issues users encounter with the Galaxy S8 and S8+, as well as their potential solutions.

Samsung Galaxy S8 audio cuts off

Users of the Samsung's Community Forum have been reporting audio issues with their Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ devices. The sound / audio of their S8 or S8+ cuts off at random when they are playing music, streaming YouTube videos or playing games.

As far as we understand, this issue seems to only affect the sound coming out of the speakers, not headphone audio. Users are speculating that the audio issues are due to loose wiring, a theory backed up by the fact that if you apply some pressure just above the speakers, the audio comes back on.

Apparently, if you violently shake the S8 (don't!), it also reproduces the same problem. If this is true, then it would definitely point to a hardware issue—meaning a simple software update won't fix the audio issue on the Galaxy S8.

So is there a solution to fix the Galaxy S8 audio issues?

Samsung has responded to some users that it could be an app or software causing the issues and recommended to put the devices in safe mode for 1-2 hours and monitor the audio usage. This apparently did not fix the problem though.

Another user pointed out that both the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge had similar issues with the audio cutting out and recommended the following solution:

Enable the developer options on your Galaxy S8 if you haven't already done so. Go into the Developer Options scroll down to Media and toggle Prevent USB audio routing on. This apparently solved the audio issue on the Galaxy S7 and might prove to work for the S8 and S8+ as well.

If you want to test the speakers of the Galaxy S8 and S8+ in a safe menu, go into your phone's dialer and type *#0*#

Why does my Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+ restart by itself?

A number of users on the Samsung Community forum reported that their Galaxy S8 and S8+ devices continuously restart. One quick fix is to do a factory reset, but the problem appears to resurface after a few hours. A few users have reportedly tried rebooting to resolve this issue, but discovered that after this their phones will not turn back on again at all.

There hasn't been any official comment from the company on this Galaxy S8 problem, but the indicators are that this could be related to the microSD card. Some users have reported seeing a “Transfer files to SD card” notification after restarting the phone, whereas others have said they are experiencing even more problems after they transferred or removed all the apps from the card.

Samsung has reportedly advised any affected customers to send in their devices for repair, or exchange for a full refund. That said, to date, there has been no official statement from the company on this issue.

This is a problem that they will ultimately need to respond to, as this is a significant fault: constant restarting on any smartphone will eventually make the device completely unusable. Hopefully, all that will be needed is a software update to resolve this fault. However, in the absence of any word from Samsung it might be time for us to prepare for the worst.

Samsung Galaxy S8 display bleeding

One of the major selling points for both the Galaxy S8 and S8+ is their super AMOLED displays, which gives both devices very accurate color representations. It was also here that Samsung had its first reported Galaxy S8 and S8+ problems, as numerous users complained about display 'bleeding', resulting in discolored, red-tinted screens.

According to one Reddit user, this issue is nothing more than a limitation with Samsung’s OLED panels. To get even more technical, this is the result of Samsung's use of low-temperature polycrystalline silicon instead of a material like indium gallium zinc oxide.

Samsung has already responded to this issue by distributing a software update, which regulates the color balance of the device. The company says it is simply offering 'a further enhanced ability to adjust the color setting to their preference,' so once you receive the update you can adjust the display even more than when you first took it out of the box. Whether or not this actually goes some way to resolving the issue remains to be seen.

Samsung Galaxy S8 home button too sensitive

Quite a few Galaxy S8 owners have voiced complaints that their home button seems to be malfunctioning. After locking the phone it begins to vibrate and turns the screen back on, prompting a password unlock (either passcode or fingerprint scan). Apparently, this issue occurs both immediately after locking the phone, as well as after a delay of a few seconds.

Users in the XDA forum have discussed this Galaxy S8 issue. It seems to happen even when apps are disabled in accessibility and when the passcode option has been removed. The problem might, therefore, be related to the sensitivity settings of the home button. A possible solution is adjusting said sensitivity through the settings:

• Go to App > Settings > Navigation bar.
• Locate Home button sensitivity and drag the slider to the desired place.

The Galaxy S8 doesn't have a physical home button anymore, so it could very well be something that's fixed by a simple software update. It's worth noting that at present the home button issue seems to only be occurring on Galaxy S8 devices.

Samsung Galaxy S8 Wi-Fi disconnecting and reconnecting

Quite a few users have been reporting that the Wi-Fi connection of the Galaxy S8 keeps dropping. It had been suggested to try out different Wi-Fi frequencies, but the problem persisted with both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.

Wi-Fi signals disconnecting and reconnecting were also an issue reported by Galaxy S7 users, many of whom had suggested clearing the cache (some even recommended a hard reset). This worked for some users, but not all.

The Wi-Fi issue has been acknowledged by Samsung / various carries, and a patch should have already arrived to your device in the form of a software update. If you own an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S8, you should have received the patch directly from Samsung. Otherwise, you'll have to wait for your carrier to push it out.

Samsung Galaxy S8 Bluetooth connection issues

Apparently, multiple Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ users are having issues with their Bluetooth connection. When the device is connected to Bluetooth speakers and headsets, the audio can break up. Other users are reporting that when they are listening to music via Bluetooth speakers, the Bluetooth connection just disconnects.

Samsung has acknowledged the S8 and S8+ Bluetooth issues and has released an update addressing the problem. Here's how you can check for updates:

• Go to Settings and scroll down until you find Software Update
• Tap on it. You will see when the latest update has been installed.
• If you think you still haven't received it, tap on Download and install - the phone will check if your software is up to date.

Samsung Galaxy S8 fingerprint scanner not sensing finger?

The Galaxy S8 fingerprint scanner seems to be causing several issues. The main problem seems to be that the fingerprint scanner can't or won't always recognize notification gestures or fingerprints. Some users report that the fingerprint sensor is basically dead, refusing to recognize multiple saved fingerprints to unlock the Galaxy S8.

A temporary fix to this seems to be performing a simple reboot, though it's been reported that the issue comes up again. Users in the Samsung forum have stated that they spoke to Samsung support who said this was software, rather than a hardware issue which should be fixed in an update.

Samsung Galaxy S8 face detection not working?

Both Galaxy S8 and S8+ users have reported that after receiving an update in late April, the face detection has stopped working. Regardless of how often a face is registered, the face detection refuses to work. The usual recommendations were tested - clearing cache, rebooting, and making sure that all apps are up to date. However, none of them had fixed this Galaxy S8 issue.

Samsung hasn't made any statements regarding the broken face detection, but it clearly seems to be a software problem.

Samsung Galaxy S8 Edge Lighting not working?

There seem to be various issues surrounding the Edge Lighting not working. In theory, Edge Lightning should light up the edge of the screen when a message or call is received. You should also be able to color code up to five contacts. Some users have reported that the edge lightning doesn't work with any app or call, and that it's not possible to assign colors to contacts.

While many seem to think that this might have been a single carrier issue, users across the carrier spectrum have corroborated similar issues. It seems like there could also be an issue that edge lightning only works with the Samsung Messaging app and not the one that your carrier provides—though this is still unconfirmed.

The first solution would be to go to Settings > Display > Edge screen

• Then tap and hold down on Edge Lighting (make sure that it's set to Always on) and then tap on Manage notifications.
• The notifications are turned off by default so you will need to turn them on individually.

Another issue that users have reported is that Edge Lighting works when the display is turned on, but refuses to work when it's turned off.

• Another possible solution here is to simply switch off the Keep screen turned off in the display settings.
• To do this go into the Settings > Display and then scroll down to 'Keep screen turned off' and toggle it off.

This doesn't seem to fix the issue for everyone one and, according to the Samsung forum, the company is currently looking into this issue.

A useful reminder is that for the Edge Lighting feature to work, your phone needs to be laying face down on the surface.

Samsung Pay freezes my phone

Samsung Pay apparently has a bug which causes it to freeze up your phone. This issue seems to mostly occur when you try to 'swipe to unlock' the display, and Samsung Pay then attempts to show your 'preferred card'. This then causes the phone to freeze up between both actions. You are either then forced to wait until the phone figures out what it wants to do, or to soft reset it.

Uninstalling and reinstalling Samsung Pay doesn't fix this issue. The root of the problem seems to be that Samsung Pay incorrectly registers the swipe to unlock gesture, which then causes the mix-up. Several users in the Samsung forum reported that removing/not having the favorite card selected seems to fix the issues, though it limited the usefulness of the Samsung Pay app.

Samsung Galaxy S8 infinity wallpaper not working

If the infinity wallpaper is not working on your home screen, lock screen or always on display, it seems like there's an easy solution to this Galaxy S8 problem:

• Go into Settings > Lock screen and Security and then tap on the Always on display.
• You'll need to select the clock format that you want, which then brings you into a new menu where you can change the clock style, color and background. Tap on Background and make sure to select None.
• This should enable the infinity wallpaper to work on all your display settings.

My Knox not working the Samsung Galaxy S8

Several users have tried downloading the My Knox app on the Galaxy S8 only to receive the message that the app isn't compatible with their phone.

The answer to this dilemma is that as of 2017, My Knox won't be compatible with Samsung Galaxy phones and will be replaced with Secure Folder. Here's how to back up your My Knox data and continue using Secure Folder.

Samsung Galaxy S8 wireless charging paused

Both Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ users have reported that they are encountering instances that when they are attempting to wirelessly charge, all they get is a blinking 'charging paused'. Users are also complaining that docks and pads which they bought in combination with their Galaxy S6 and S7 devices don't work for the Galaxy S8.

While the cable itself doesn't seem to make any difference for the pad, it seems like the power brick (the thing that goes into the electrical outlet) seems to be the culprit. Users in Samsung forum have explained which combinations worked for them, and it seems like there's no clear pattern—just the fact that some power bricks will power wireless charging pads and fast charge in Samsung docking stations and others won't.

The only real solution at this time seems to be that you should only use wireless charging pads and docks that are explicitly marketed for the Galaxy S8.

'The iris sensor is not responding. Try again later'

Multiple reports have surfaced up in various forums that the iris sensor of both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ is throwing up an error. It seems to crop up most frequently when trying to unlock the phone, using Samsung Pay or Secure Folder. In those instances, it produces the error message 'The iris sensor is not responding. Try again later'.

Samsung is aware of the issue, but no patch or fix has surfaced yet. Users report that restarting seems to be the only solution to temporarily fix this issue, though the problem will resurface hour later again.

Text message sound notification not working on the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+

Are you not receiving sound notifications when you get a text message? The easiest solution is as follows:

• Go to Settings > Apps > Messages > Notifications and then make sure that this is set to Allowed. None of the other notification settings work if this isn't set properly.
• If this does not fix the issue, make sure to backup your data and perform a hard reset.

Moisture in charging port

Multiple users have encountered this issue, receiving a 'Moisture has been detected in your USB/charger port' notification even if they had not exposed their Galaxy S8 to liquids. The most frustrating part is that often the message often persists even after attempts to dry the phone. If you are experiencing the same problem, you shouldn't worry, however. There is a proven method that seems to solve this Galaxy S8 issue for most users. Here is what to do:

• If your phone has been in contact with liquids, leave it in a bowl of uncooked rice overnight and then gently clean the port with a Q-tip.
• Turn off the phone by long-pressing the Power button, then tapping Power off.
• While the device is off, plug it into the charger and turn the phone back on. Make sure you are using the official Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8 + charger and USB cable.
• Your phone should now be charging and displaying time remaining to full charge. The 'Moisture in charging port' notification should also disappear.

If the message still appears after taking these steps, your last resort is performing a factory reset. If that doesn't help, it might be time to take your Galaxy S8 to a certified repair shop.

Have you been experiencing issues with your Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8+? Have you been able to find an effective way of resolving them? Let us know in the comments below.

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iOS 12 is designed to make your iPhone and iPad experience even faster, more responsive, and more delightful. Here are the latest features and improvements in the world’s most advanced mobile operating system.

New features coming to iPhone and iPad.

iOS 13

A whole new look.
On a whole new level.

iPadOS

What’s in a name?
Quite a bit, actually.

Whether you’re using your iPhone or iPad, iOS has been enhanced for a faster and more responsive experience all around. Things you do all the time, like launching Camera and typing with the keyboard, happen faster than ever. And there are even more significant improvements when you’re doing a lot on your device at once. These enhancements improve performance on all supported devices, going all the way back to iPhone 5s and iPad Air.

Whether you’re using your iPhone or iPad, iOS has been enhanced for a faster and more responsive experience all around. Things you do all the time, like launching Camera and typing with the keyboard, happen faster than ever. And there are even more significant improvements when you’re doing a lot on your device at once. These enhancements improve performance on all supported devices, going all the way back to iPhone 5s and iPad Air.

FaceTime now supports video and audio with up to 32 people at once. The tile of the person speaking gets larger automatically, so you’ll never lose track of the conversation. You can start Group FaceTime right from a group thread in Messages or join an active one at any time.

Now you can easily create a Memoji to match your personality and mood. You can make as many alter egos as you want to use in Messages and FaceTime.²

Choose from four new Animoji — koala, tiger, ghost, or T. rex — to inject some fun into your next Messages thread or FaceTime call. Go ahead and wink or even stick out your tongue, because Animoji are also more expressive than ever.²

Add personality to Messages and FaceTime right from the in-app camera. Quickly create and share a photo or video with Animoji, Memoji, cool filters, animated text effects, fun stickers, and more.³

Augmented Reality

AR gets so real you can share it with friends.

Augmented Reality

AR gets so real you can share it with friends.

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ARKit 2 makes it possible for developers to create more immersive augmented reality experiences — even ones that multiple people can experience simultaneously.⁴ AR objects can now be sent with Messages and Mail, then viewed in the real world. And a new AR app in iOS called Measure helps you measure real-world objects just by pointing your camera at them.

Screen Time

Be more aware of how you and your kids use your devices.

Screen Time

Be more aware of how you and your kids use your devices.

Apps help us do so many extraordinary things that we can sometimes lose track of how much we use them. Screen Time helps give you a better understanding of the time you and your kids spend using apps, visiting websites, and on your devices overall. So you can make the most of how you choose to spend time on your iPhone or iPad.

Notifications

Easily take control of your notifications.

Notifications

Easily take control of your notifications.

Just as Screen Time gives you more insight into how you use your devices, Instant Tuning gives you new ways to reduce interruptions throughout your day. Manage your notifications in real time from the Lock screen, send notifications from a specific app to Notification Center, or turn them off altogether. Siri also makes intelligent suggestions about your alerts based on how you interact with them. And message threads and notification topics are grouped together, so it’s easier to see what’s important at a glance.

Do Not Disturb

Turn on Do Not Disturb and forget about it.

Do Not Disturb

Turn on Do Not Disturb and forget about it.

iOS 12 gives you more ways to manage your notifications than ever, but there are times when you don’t want to be disrupted by any alerts, messages, or calls at all. So now you can set Do Not Disturb just for a meeting or while you’re at a location, and it will automatically turn off as soon as your event ends or you leave that place.

Siri Shortcuts

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Streamline the things you do often with shortcuts.

Siri Shortcuts

Streamline the things you do often with shortcuts.

Siri can now intelligently pair your daily routines with third-party apps to suggest convenient shortcuts right when you need them.⁵ So if you typically pick up a coffee on the way to work, Siri will learn your routine and suggest when to place your order from the Lock screen. You can also run shortcuts with your voice or create your own with the Shortcuts app.

Privacy

iOS protects your privacy. Even when websites don’t.

Privacy

iOS protects your privacy. Even when websites don’t.

Apple believes privacy is a fundamental human right, which is why iOS has always been designed with built-in encryption, on-device intelligence, and other tools that let you share what you want on your terms. And with iOS 12, we’re taking privacy even further. Safari now prevents Share buttons and comment widgets on web pages from tracking you without your permission. Safari also prevents advertisers from collecting your device’s unique characteristics, so they can’t identify your device or retarget ads to you across the web.

The new Apple Books. Apple Books has an all-new design that makes it easier for you to discover, read, and listen to your favorite books and audiobooks.

The redesigned Stocks app. The updated Stocks app helps you keep track of the market with live stock quotes, charts, and the best financial reporting from Apple News. And for the first time ever, it’s available on iPad as well as iPhone.

Voice Memos comes to iPad. The most popular iPhone audio recording app comes to iPad with iCloud, so you can access your voice memos from anywhere.

Everything you love about News. Plus. Stay in the know with all the amazing features of Apple News. And now enjoy cover-to-cover access to hundreds of magazines and leading newspapers with Apple News+.

Automatic strong passwords. Unique, complex passwords for all of your apps and websites are automatically created and saved in Safari and in apps — so you can use more secure passwords without having to remember a thing.

Security code AutoFill. SMS one-time passcodes will appear automatically as AutoFill suggestions, so you never have to worry about memorizing them or typing them again.

Third-party navigation apps in CarPlay. CarPlay now supports third-party navigation apps, giving drivers even more choices for a familiar experience on the dash while they drive.

Siri does even more. Get race stats for motorsports, find answers to food and celebrity questions, quickly look up a password, or search for your favorite memories.

Contactless student ID cards. With contactless student ID cards in Wallet, you can use your iPhone all over campus to access places like your dorm, the library, and events; or pay for laundry, snacks, and dinners.

More battery information. The battery usage chart in Settings now shows your usage for the last 24 hours or 10 days. Tap a bar to see your app use for that period of time.

iOS 12 is compatible with these devices.

iPhone

• iPhone XS
• iPhone XS Max
• iPhone XR
• iPhone X
• iPhone 8
• iPhone 8 Plus
• iPhone 7
• iPhone 7 Plus
• iPhone 6s
• iPhone 6s Plus
• iPhone 6
• iPhone 6 Plus
• iPhone SE
• iPhone 5s

iPad

• 12.9-inch iPad Pro 3rd generation
• 12.9-inch iPad Pro 2nd generation
• 12.9-inch iPad Pro 1st generation
• 11-inch iPad Pro
• 10.5-inch iPad Pro
• 9.7-inch iPad Pro
• iPad 6th generation
• iPad 5th generation
• iPad Air 3rd generation
• iPad Air 2
• iPad Air
• iPad mini 5th generation
• iPad mini 4
• iPad mini 3
• iPad mini 2

iPod

• iPod touch 7th generation
• iPod touch 6th generation

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iOS 12 contains enormous possibilities for developers. With ARKit 2, SiriKit, HealthKit, and more, apps are more powerful, let you get more done, and are more integrated into your everyday experiences.