Galaxy S23 Ultra S Pen problem: Korean company Samsung attracted the attention of customers by launching Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra under the Galaxy S23 series this year. This is a premium phone in which strong features have been given by the company. Many people were comparing it with the iPhone 14 Pro Max and in many ways Samsung’s phone was said to be better. But in the meantime many people have faced some problems in S23 Ultra. Earlier people were not able to connect this phone on Android Auto. Now people are facing another problem in which they are unable to connect the S-Pen stylus that comes with the phone. Users say that when they remove the pen from the phone, it automatically disconnects from the mobile.
Let us tell you, the price of Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra in India ranges from Rs 1,24,999 to Rs 1,55,000. Although the phone is full of many features, but after facing this problem, people are now afraid to spend money on this phone.
If you are also facing problem then do this
At present, there is no comment from the company on this. Although some users have shared a trick for the people who are getting upset, through which they can connect the pen of the phone. For this, users have to go to ‘Settings’ and go to Advanced Features and select S-Pen. Here you have to click on Reset S-Pen. Along with this, you will also see the option of ‘Keep S Pen Always Connected’ here. After selecting this your pen will always be connected with the device. However, if you choose this option, then keep in mind that the battery of the mobile phone will run out quickly because it works with Bluetooth.
New color coming in iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus
Some reports have claimed that Apple may launch the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus in yellow color next week. Apple has adopted this strategy for many years where it changes the color of the ongoing model in the month of March or April so that the sale can be increased. Now customers will be able to buy both phones in 5 colors instead of 4.
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