Recent content by Mike Veis

It may be a hardware bug. Did drop your phone over any water in it? If you didn't, this is most likely a short in the earpiece. Call your provider for a new replacement phone. It's better than taking it to a repair shop because you could be paying for labor and parts that'll probably cost more...

Re: Apps uninstalling themselves It may be a bug in your phone causing the problem. Either your phone is defective or you may have to do a factory reset to get rid of the bug. Contact your provider.

This problem is fixed by going to setting, tap on apps, find chrome, clear the cache and data, then reboot your phone. If this problem continues, turn the phone off, remove the battery, wait 10 seconds, put back the battery, then turn the phone on. You can also force stop it or uninstall chrome...

Could be a bug in your software on your android phone. Try clearing the cache and data from your phone, they turn off the phone, remove the battery, wait 10 seconds, put the battery back in and turn it on. If this doesn't work, try rebooting the phone. These two methods can usually fix this...

Could be a bug in the launcher or your phone Might have to do a factory reset to get rid of this bug.

Could be a bug in google chrome. Try clearing the cache and data, then reboot your phone. If it doesn't fix the problem, try removing the battery and putting it back in. If all else fails, you may have a bug in your phone and a factory reset may be needed..