Android
4 Reasons Not to Install Galaxy S7 Oreo & 10 Reasons You Should
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Samsung's Experience 9.0 UI is a big part of the company's Android Oreo update, but Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, and Galaxy S7 Active users also get some of the base level Oreo features from Google. On top of Samsung's features, Galaxy S7 owners get Notification dots, Notification snoozing, Autofill API, Adaptive Icons, and improved copy and paste. It also comes with picture-in-picture mode. If you're unfamiliar with Google's Android 8.0 features, you should take a look at our Android 8.0 Oreo vs. Android Nougat walkthrough. It'll get you caught up to speed in a few minutes. | |||||||||||||||
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Tastentier
09/04/2018 at 4:51 pm
The only problem I’ve had after the update was a wifi authentication failure after it worked fine for several days. Rebooting my router and my S7 did nothing, and neither did “forgetting” the connection and re-entering my password. What finally did the trick was changing the wifi channel in my router. It was set to auto-select and I randomly picked channel 11 instead. Since then, I haven’t had the issue anymore.
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