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Try the Beta If You're Dealing With Oreo Issues

If you're dealing with annoying bugs or performance issues on Android Oreo, think about giving the Android Pie beta a try. 

Samsung's version of Android 9.0 Pie comes with some changes to Device Maintenance, now called Device Care. 

The company says performance modes are now streamlined and integrated into Power saving modes making it easier than ever to monitor your device's performance. 

There's also a chance the Android Pie beta fixes the bugs or performance issues you're dealing with on Android Oreo. 

Major updates like Android Pie have been known to iron out frustrating issues like abnormal battery drain, issues with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth problems, random reboots, GPS problems, and issues with first-party apps. 

The Android Pie beta isn't perfect, but you could see a performance boost once you get it on board. If you're really struggling on Android Oreo, give it a shot.