Review on 💙 Samsung Galaxy A12 (SM-A125F/DS) Dual SIM, 128GB, Unlocked for worldwide use - Blue (International Version, No Warranty) by Aashit Aashit ᠌

Nonetheless, there are subtleties to consider. After putting in the "put to sleep unwanted applications" settings, your battery will last for a very long period. The remaining charge is 83% at work by 4 o'clock in the afternoon, according to calls, votsap, and ates. Taking a screenshot is a another problem altogether. None of the online guides or tutorials have worked. Spent the better part of the day with a buddy researching methods for accomplishing this. Turn off the sound and lower the volume. do not have the option, a palm gesture does not exist in the configurations. We finally tracked it down, and now we know to look in the supplementary menu for the option to "go into special features" for the aforementioned breach of coordination and interaction. You press the screen capture button, select the option to save the screenshot to disk, and the system will ask for your permission. Once you've done so, you may disable this option in the advanced settings, and then press the volume-down and power buttons simultaneously to activate the screenshot. There is no way around this. There's also a flashlight trick: press the on button four times in quick succession to turn it on, then again to turn it off, or use the side key to access the phone's "other functions" menu and activate the flashlight app. I have one more thing to say about my review. Since the release of Android 11, my phone has become permanently blunt. Whether this is due to the update itself or some other factor, I cannot say. It's boring that the map app loads and stays open for a minute and a half. In addition, a plethora of system ates have arrived, and I now have just about 6 GB of available space out of the original 32 GB. Simultaneously, the barest essentials are a bank, a reader, an office, and a notepad. Qr reader, video player, OBD reader, wireless communication protocol, viber, telegram, and more. Images, videos, and anything else that fits on a memory card. Nonremovable apps outnumber all others. I have decided to abandon the factory-set phone in favor of Android 10. The body has become a brake, making it seem as though a 4-core computer is only partially functional. Simultaneously, 1.5–2 GB out of 3 GB of RAM is normally available, practically all applications are in sleep modes, etc., but that doesn't help with the brakes.