🔧The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra may experience performance issues after updating to Android 6.1.
📲The Google application is the culprit behind the performance issues.
⚙️Samsung advises updating the Google application to resolve the problems.
🧹Clearing the data of the Google application can also improve performance.
🔄Restarting the phone after applying these fixes should ensure smooth performance.
What should I do if my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is not opening applications?
—Update the Google application and clear its data to resolve this issue.
How can I fix touch screen response problems on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra?
—Follow the steps mentioned in the video to update and clear the data of the Google application. Restart your phone afterward to improve touch screen response.
Will applying these fixes break anything on my phone?
—No, updating the Google application and clearing its data should not cause any issues. Your phone will still function properly.
Can I still run the Google application after clearing its data?
—Yes, clearing the data of the Google application will not prevent you from using it. It will only improve its performance.
What if I haven't experienced any issues on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra?
—If you haven't encountered any performance problems, this video may not be relevant to you. You can explore other content related to the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra on the channel.
00:00[Music]
00:00Welcome back to the VS Channel. This video focuses on fixing performance issues on the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
00:02The phone is running Android 6.1, and users have reported problems with app opening and touch screen response.
00:19Samsung has identified the Google application as the cause of these issues.
00:43To fix the problems, Samsung recommends updating the Google application and clearing its data.
00:58Open the Google application, delete its data, and restart your phone for the changes to take effect.
01:30By following these steps, you should experience improved performance and touch screen response.
01:43If you haven't encountered any issues, this video may not be relevant to you.
