Android 5.0 Lollipop has brought to users of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 a number of major changes. One of the most important has to do with the design section with the inclusion of Material Design. Device users also notice increased performance and greater autonomy in the battery. The truth is that everything is positive. Although there have also corrected some errors, there are European users, those who have already been updated, that have reported new problems. From GottaBeMobile we talk about them, but also of its solution, which will be very useful before proceeding to step to Lollipop.
Often, users of the Galaxy series encounter problems during the software installation process. We know from users that have had the time to install Lollipop, both the Galaxy Note 4 and the Galaxy S5, and we have the feeling that also will have the time to update the Galaxy Note 3. Luckily, there are some things you can do if the device does not let us do the upgrade. Samsung recommends a series of steps if the download process could not be completed. It is recommended that the Galaxy Note 3 is at least half load before upgrading. If it still does not work, try downloading and installing via a WiFi connection to go fast. If there are still problems after that, let the phone dies, fully charge it and try installing again.
The problems concerning the battery life is one of the most common after a major release of the system. That's why we are not surprised that there are users of Galaxy Note 3 which complain of an abnormal battery after the switch to Android 5.0 Lollipop. Although there is no guaranteed solution, yes there are a couple of things you can try before taking the phone to a store. First, it is recommended to start in safe mode. This will disable third-party applications, allowing users to better identify the problem. Also worth restart the Galaxy Note 3 because that quick restart will clear the cache and will eliminate those services that may be choking our battery. It is also basic to disable the NFC and Bluetooth when not needed, since they can damage the battery life.
Meanwhile, many users have also complained of problems after upgrading to Lollipop WiFi, directly from slow to lose the signal connections when the device is a bit off the router. To hospitalize fix, first restart the Galaxy Note 3 and disconnect the router for approximately 30 seconds. If that does not work, you might consider the option to upgrade the router's firmware. To stay the same, go to the terminal settings and erases data access. To do this, go to the desired connection Settings and select the option to forget the network. If none of these solutions work, you should upgrade applications and try another router to see if that helps.
If you look overheating problems also we have a solution. First, try restarting the phone. Leave it off for a minute or so and then turn it on again. If that does not work, turn it off again and this time the battery and the microSD card removed. If you keep noticing that is warmer than normal, we suggest you boot into safe mode to see whether it is an application that is causing the problems. Still, there are too many users have reported this problem. We recommend that if you have already received the update and notes out of the ordinary things you do know us in the comments section.