Recent extreme lag on Note 3
I used CPU Monitor and it showed that process "id.app.sbrowser" was using 100% CPU. Any one know why or what this process belongs to and what it does? The Note just stops responding and stutters across the board, usually happens while I'm running Internet, and I have to hard restart it to get things running normal again.
On a side note, the device had also been dropping my wifi connection despite my adjusting advanced settings and such.
I'm still under warrantee, so at&t is sending me a "like new" model, and it's the second replacement they're sending, because the first replacement would save my wifi credentials, but wouldn't connect... technician even remoted into the device to see it for herself.
It's strange, because my Note 3 was fine until the last few weeks when wifi would turn itself off and then on again... now this - wtf?!
Something like this happened with my iPhone, which is why one of the reasons I upgraded to the Note 3. I blamed Apple for it. The audio died, and it was running fine until the new iPhone was released. It's the second time as an at&t customer that this has happened to me... even around the same time.
Now that the Note 4 is available, this may be a coincidence, but I feel that at&t is messing with my devices, trying to force me to shell out more cash for an upgrade. It's a horrible feeling to have to consider... I have no proof, just the timing is strange... and I take very good care of my devices.
Again, it's when my devices begin acting up that has me a bit upset, perhaps even a little paranoid.
Thanks.
I used CPU Monitor and it showed that process "id.app.sbrowser" was using 100% CPU. Any one know why or what this process belongs to and what it does? The Note just stops responding and stutters across the board, usually happens while I'm running Internet, and I have to hard restart it to get things running normal again.
On a side note, the device had also been dropping my wifi connection despite my adjusting advanced settings and such.
I'm still under warrantee, so at&t is sending me a "like new" model, and it's the second replacement they're sending, because the first replacement would save my wifi credentials, but wouldn't connect... technician even remoted into the device to see it for herself.
It's strange, because my Note 3 was fine until the last few weeks when wifi would turn itself off and then on again... now this - wtf?!
Something like this happened with my iPhone, which is why one of the reasons I upgraded to the Note 3. I blamed Apple for it. The audio died, and it was running fine until the new iPhone was released. It's the second time as an at&t customer that this has happened to me... even around the same time.
Now that the Note 4 is available, this may be a coincidence, but I feel that at&t is messing with my devices, trying to force me to shell out more cash for an upgrade. It's a horrible feeling to have to consider... I have no proof, just the timing is strange... and I take very good care of my devices.
Again, it's when my devices begin acting up that has me a bit upset, perhaps even a little paranoid.
Thanks.
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