Android
4 Reasons Not to Install Galaxy Note 9 Pie & 11 Reasons You Should
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If your Galaxy Note 9 is struggling with problems on Android Oreo, you might want to install the Android Pie update right away. The Android Pie/One UI update isn't perfect, but there's a good chance it will correct at least some of the issues you're seeing on Android Oreo. The Android Pie change log doesn't call out specific bug fixes, but Galaxy Note 9 users are seeing improved performance in key areas like battery life, connectivity, and overall speed. Android updates, particularly major releases like Android 9.0 Pie, often fix common issues like severe battery drain, reboots, lag, and issues with connectivity (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular data, GPS). So if you're dealing with these issues on Oreo, try downloading Pie. If your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is tied to a specific carrier, you'll likely get some additional bug fixes from your provider. For example, T-Mobile's version of the Galaxy Note 9 Pie update includes a Compass calibration fix. Samsung's version of Android 9.0 Pie also comes with some changes to Device Maintenance, now called Device Care. The company says performance modes are now streamlined and integrated into Power saving modes making it easier than ever to get a handle on key areas of performance. | ||||||||||||||||
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Brooke
03/03/2019 at 2:30 pm
Please bring back the hide/show button for navigation bar. How can I focus on my kdrama with the nav bar on the side.
Jigar ukani
03/10/2019 at 9:48 am
After update the pie version on note 9 my auto call record option not working is there any one have the way to solve this problem.
Chazz
03/13/2019 at 12:45 am
After installing Android pie on my note 9 I can’t have multiple Google search tabs open meaning I can only visit one website at a time unless I use the chrome app. It’s really inconvenient and I don’t feel like constantly switching through tabs in chrome.
KarR
03/15/2019 at 4:28 pm
As if I wasn’t already utterly disappointed in the Note 9 this PIE update has been a real drag! Not only did I lose the wallpaper & theme I loved I have noticed other changes that make me wish I never bought this phone. I can no longer swipe down from the top left corner to minimize an app which would also allow me to close it but keep it open via a circle icon so that I could quickly and easily switch between apps. If this isn’t happening to anyone else PLEASE leave me a reply and let me know how you were able to find it in settings. I also HATE that the home button, back button, and the other one are always viewable now! What’s the point of a huge “full” screen if these buttons are now up all the time!? Seriously thinking about going back to iPhone.
DLM
03/16/2019 at 4:34 pm
And more items noticed:
On the home screen, the small clock that’s always on display (used to be top right corner) is now top left corner – and the reason for that is… what?
Screen is much too dark to be able to see it outdoors anymore (15-year-old stepson may have found a fix for that by disabling EVERYTHING and putting the screen to brightest resolution possible, but still – shouldn’t have had to do that).
In the phone book/contacts, the right side used to have A-Z so you could quickly & easily select the letter corresponding to the name of the contact you wanted to call. No longer there. If you touch the screen, it will (BRIEFLY!!!) flash on, but when you touch it to try to go to a letter, it disappears and you end up calling whoever’s name happened to be sitting next to that letter.
Messages screen, the option buttons are now at the bottom instead of the top, making it very awkward to see and/or find and use – put them back at the top! And while they are at it, why make the top half of the messages screen a blank box with the word “Messages” on it? I KNOW I’m in messages. Just show the damned messages, and move the “conversations” and “contacts” back to the top as well!
Incoming call screen is now a roiling mass of acid-flashback sworls, and there doesn’t appear to be any way to change it to a simple solid color. Extremely annoying!
Clock on the lock screen is no longer large & centered, and there is no option to make it larger and centered. There are options, but none that are LARGE and CENTERED like before.
Overall, very annoying when you’ve become accustomed to things being a certain way, in a certain place, and (finally) being set up the way the USER wants them, only to have them undone and be unable to change them to a more USABLE format!
Gerald
04/03/2019 at 5:42 am
I HATE Android Pie with a Passion!!!!!!!!!!
I waited for the OTA Update for My Unlocked Note 9 and then installed it and HATED it IMMEDIATELY!
Right away I had noticed Problems and Issues that either there was No Fix for or I would have to Download More software to sidestep some of the Problems and Issues but Not All of them.
Here’s a List of what Android Pie screwed up.
1. No more option for Icon Frames to be hidden.
2. Recent Menu has un opened apps below the close All button now. WTF!
3. All Notification sounds are Exactly the same now. No different sounds for individual apps anymore.
4. While browsing the web, Both the Notification and Navigation bars will not go away which takes up Screen real estate especially if you have to use the keyboard.
5. Clock moved to the Left and No Option to move it back. WTF!
6. Cartoonish looking Icons. Who designed them? Wiley E. Coyote working for the Acme Company who was contracted by Android software development team.
7. Sling Player after Android Pie Update now requires Me to close and reopen the app after Any type of interaction with the app. If I fast forward past the commercial and then press play, in order to See the Video, I am Forced to close and reopen the app. If I pause and then play the video, I’m forced to close and then reopen the app. WTF!!!!!!!!!!
8. Immediately after Android Pie Update, it Disabled being able to Talk on the Phone and be on the Internet at the same time which was working by Default on My Unlocked Note 9.
Due to these Problems and Issues with having Android Pie Update Installed on My Unlocked Note 9, I Downgraded from Android Pie to Android OREO and I don’t have ANY Problems or Issues at all anymore.
Android Pie looks, feels and acts like iOS.
I bought an Android because I didn’t want anything to do with iOS, so Why Force this Cr*p down our throats?
Android Development Team, Stop hiring Apple Developers for Android. You hired them about a year ago and look what happened with Android Pie. Don’t make this mistake again!!!!!!!!!!
Virginia Drake
04/12/2019 at 5:15 pm
This has destroyed how I interact with the phone SN9. It sucks in a big huge way. It’s idiotic and reminds me of the first images on Mac computers in the 70’s. Just stupid things have been dumbed down so badly I am embarrassed I even habe this phone. Id do anything to return it and get the 10 if I knew the 10 would never act like this. Just ridiculous.