Galaxy S23 and other Samsung Galaxy phones are running slower due to a recent update
By ForGeeks Google’s May 2024 Play System update for Android phones was released in the last week of April. The update introduced password sharing for family members in Google Password Manager, the ability to transfer Google Meet video calls between devices, and the usual stability improvements.
The update also introduced the ability to share passwords with family members in Google Password Manager, the ability to transfer Google Meet video calls between devices, and the usual stability improvements.
The update seems to have had a negative impact on some Galaxy phones, however. The update seems to be slowing down some devices and increasing app launch times. The affected phones include the Galaxy S23 and other models.
Samsung has acknowledged the problem on its Korean forum and provided a simple workaround while we wait for a fix. The workaround: rebooting the phone. Basically, the South Korean giant recommends rebooting your phone a few hours after the update if you feel your Galaxy slowing down.
Samsung has acknowledged the issue and provided a simple workaround while we wait for a fix.
In addition, if you haven’t updated your phone yet, you can avoid installing the May 2024 Play System update. Since it’s now June, this month’s Play System update should arrive pretty soon. And it may well fix this problem.
It’s a good bet that it will.
Samsung Galaxy owners have been having a hard time with Google apps lately. It was reported that the Samsung Messages app crashed and the problem was related to the Google Meet update. Google has since updated Google Meet to fix the problem, but the annoyance remains an annoyance.
The problem is still an annoyance.
