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It took forever for Samsung to release One UI 9 for the S26 series, and now, according to user reports here, it is not only a useless update but one that actually bricks devices. Tell me again how Apple is the only company that deals with software bugs—I'll wait. P.S. I’m sure the FANGIRLS will still insist Samsung has zero issues.
P.S. According to the FANGIRLS, Samsung has zero bugs.
Addressing to @NUNOB512's previous claim that Samsung's slow release cycle ensures a bug-free experience: it’s hard to defend that stance when the latest One UI 9 update is actively bricking devices. I'd love to hear how you're enjoying your "bug-free" experience now that your phone is completely unusable.
Thank god one said it. One UI is a mediocre UI. It used to be great in the past but it stayed in the past. Too many bugs and force closing apps to save battery is killing multitasking.
It took forever for Samsung to release One UI 9 for the S26 series, and now, according to user reports here, it is not only a useless update but one that actually bricks devices. Tell me again how Apple is the only company that deals with software bugs—I'll wait. P.S. I’m sure the FANGIRLS will still insist Samsung has zero issues.
P.S. According to the FANGIRLS, Samsung has zero bugs.
Addressing to @NUNOB512's previous claim that Samsung's slow release cycle ensures a bug-free experience: it’s hard to defend that stance when the latest One UI 9 update is actively bricking devices. I'd love to hear how you're enjoying your "bug-free" experience now that your phone is completely unusable.
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"Did you try to update your phone, and instead of seeing its overall performance and stability improved, you basically ended up with a useless brick that refuses to boot all of a sudden or displays a very scary-looking error message you can't get past?"
It took forever for Samsung to release One UI 9 for the S26 series, and now, according to user reports here, it is not only a useless update but one that actually bricks devices. Tell me again how Apple is the only company that deals with software bugs—I'll wait. P.S. I’m sure the FANGIRLS will still insist Samsung has zero issues.
P.S. According to the FANGIRLS, Samsung has zero bugs.
Addressing to @NUNOB512's previous claim that Samsung's slow release cycle ensures a bug-free experience: it’s hard to defend that stance when the latest One UI 9 update is actively bricking devices. I'd love to hear how you're enjoying your "bug-free" experience now that your phone is completely unusable.
Thank god one said it. One UI is a mediocre UI. It used to be great in the past but it stayed in the past. Too many bugs and force closing apps to save battery is killing multitasking.
We are at a point where HyperOS is way better...
"Did you try to update your phone, and instead of seeing its overall performance and stability improved, you basically ended up with a useless brick that refuses to boot all of a sudden or displays a very scary-looking error message you can't get past?"
It took forever for Samsung to release One UI 9 for the S26 series, and now, according to user reports here, it is not only a useless update but one that actually bricks devices. Tell me again how Apple is the only company that deals with software bugs—I'll wait. P.S. I’m sure the FANGIRLS will still insist Samsung has zero issues.
P.S. According to the FANGIRLS, Samsung has zero bugs.
Addressing to @NUNOB512's previous claim that Samsung's slow release cycle ensures a bug-free experience: it’s hard to defend that stance when the latest One UI 9 update is actively bricking devices. I'd love to hear how you're enjoying your "bug-free" experience now that your phone is completely unusable.