Android 9. Released at Christmas for Samsung GALAXY S9 and Samsung GALAXY S9 Plus, the new version of the operating system generates quite big problems for users who have updated. More precisely, it seems that the people who installed Android 9 on the Samsung GALAXY S9 claim that they have big problems with the autonomy of the battery in daily use, the number of those who complain being quite small at the moment.
Android 9. It seems that the energy in the batteries of the Samsung GALAXY S9 and Samsung GALAXY S9 Plus phones disappears "in plain sight", users noticing this even when they do not leave applications open in the background. It seems that about 5 percent of the battery power on the Samsung GALAXY S9 disappears after the installation of Android 9, all without the users doing much on the phones, so we are talking about something that does not seem to have a cause that can be solved very quickly.
Android 9. BIG PROBLEMS on Samsung GALAXY S9
Android 9. At the moment, the number of people complaining about this problem on Samsung GALAXY S9 phones is quite small, but that's only because the update has just been released on the devices. Most likely at the beginning of 2019 we will find out more clearly how many people who have installed Android 9 are seriously affected by the problem with battery autonomy, those from Samsung are currently observing what is happening, without confirming or denying the problem.
Battery life has been better on Pie than Oreo in general, but I just saw my Galaxy S9+ go down from 10 percent battery to 5 percent in a matter of seconds, without the phone reporting any app going haywire in the background. Even when an app does too much background activity, battery charge does not go down so quickly, so this is likely one of those pesky bugs that always show up in the first official release of an Android OS update.
Android 9. It is very possible that until the launch of the update for the Samsung GALAXY Note 9, the number of complaints will be small, and from that point it will increase substantially, as the number of those who have updated is greater. Android 9 is an important update for Samsung's phones, and not only that, but if the battery autonomy problem affects more people, then the Koreans will have a serious image problem ahead.
