FaultySD-cardmightbeastrongreasonbehindthisproblem,soformattheSD-cardandtheninsertitinyourphonetofindoutiftheproblemisreducedtosomeextent.Take a backupofallthedatabeforeformatting.
Check
the bloatware and background processes in your Galaxy S4 as sometimes
it is the software to be blamed for such overheating issue and not the
battery. In case the high number of background processes keeps running
in the background continuously, it normally results in overheating of
the battery and fast battery drain as well. Find bloatware apps and
disable them and stop background processes. Also, go to the Settings
> More > Battery to check what are the apps that are utilizing
unusual amount of battery and delete them from the device.
Closethe appsthatyouarenotusingasmanyapps that run atatimecanoverheatyourphone.Butifyoudon’tnoticeanychangeafterclosingtheapps,thenitmightbeahardwareproblem,andyouhavetocontacttheservicecenter.
Water damage canalsocreatethisoverheatingissue.Ifthisisthecase,theservicecenteristheonlywaytogetridofthisissue.
DisabletheBluetooth,GPSandalsodimthescreen.
IfthephoneisgettingheatedwhileusingearpiecethenyouneedtoputyourphoneinCPUpowersavingmode.ForthatgotoSettings > MyDevice > enablePowersavingmode. Nowyouneedtoclickonthepower-savingmodetabanditwillopenanewpage.Thereyouwillseethreeoptions,amongthemCPUpowersavingtab that needstobeturned on.
HTC One features an "ultrapixel" rear camera for better image and video capturing. Unfortunately, the camera technology on HTC One is plagued with several issues and few of them are just too severe to endure. Here are the top common problems and quick fixes on HTC One camera. Blue/Purple/Red Noise Some users reported that blue, purple or red noise is noticeable on HTC One camera shooting under low-light conditions. Solutions: 1. Lower down the ISO configuration to reduce camera's sensitivity to light and reduces noise or grain. 2. If manual settings inside the camera don't help, have it replaced to your retailer. It may have been a hardware issue. Camera Not Loading In case the camera app fails to load or crashes, you may simply clear the data or cache of the app from the Settings menu. Solutions: 1. Go to 'Settings > Applications > Camera > Clear Data/Cache.' ...
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Did you just drop your iPhone into a hot bowl of fail? Is your Galaxy swirling in the bottom of a toilet? Follow these instructions right now to give your phone its best chance of surviving immersion and avoiding water damage 1. Remove it. The longer your phone stays underwater, the more likely it is to suffer a catastrophic failure. Get it out of there! NOTE: If your phone is someplace dangerous (like a clogged toilet), take your time and find a safe (and sanitary) way to retrieve it. You’ll still have a shot at saving it. 2. Power Down. Shutting the phone off protects it from short circuiting. iPhone: Hold the Lock button and the Home button simultaneously for 5 seconds for a hard shutdown. Android : Remove the battery to shut down instantly. 3. Make Way. Water can quickly fill an entire phone. Make a path for it to get out by opening or removing all obstructions. Remove the battery (if possible) Remove any headphones Remove the SIM card ...
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