I just got a Samsung Galaxy s5 last week, and am having issues I am not sure how to fix. The first of which is overheating. Or so, phone apps say so. My phone was super hot, and was showing temps of 127 degrees F. I finally found how to disable sync, and uninstalled Facebook messanger (because it was showing as a problematic app), and it finally dropped to 97. I have no idea if that is ok or not, but my phone is warm. The only things running are the system processes, Avast, and a weather app. I need all of those. I force closed Facebook, and that helped some, too. Strange, because it was fine on the s3. Is 97 degrees ok? My app says it isn't, but I don't know how else I can lower the temperature.
The next issue is that it drains 5 percent just from turning on. Is it normal?
Finally, and I think this is the worst, my phone randomly kept shutting off at 20 percent all the way through 5 percent. I would turn my phone on, and it turned off when it started up. Sometimes, it'd restart by itself right after starting up. It turned off after a minute or so one time. Another time, it got to 15 percent while playing Pokemon Go, and just shut down. All with no warning. Was this from overheating, or is there something worse wrong? I didn't have this problem before, and all I did was install Pokemon Go that was different than the last time it dropped below 10 percent. Which as far as I know isn't bad.
The next issue is that it drains 5 percent just from turning on. Is it normal?
Finally, and I think this is the worst, my phone randomly kept shutting off at 20 percent all the way through 5 percent. I would turn my phone on, and it turned off when it started up. Sometimes, it'd restart by itself right after starting up. It turned off after a minute or so one time. Another time, it got to 15 percent while playing Pokemon Go, and just shut down. All with no warning. Was this from overheating, or is there something worse wrong? I didn't have this problem before, and all I did was install Pokemon Go that was different than the last time it dropped below 10 percent. Which as far as I know isn't bad.