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Restart your phone
Restarting your phone is the easiest way to fix any minor issues, especially if it’s just arisen. Prolonged issues are a different matter and may require some other methods to resolve. Restarting your phone resets some functions and clears temporary memory, so any temp files that may be the root of the issue will be deleted.
Check if you’re answering your phone correctly
Different smartphones have different motion gestures to answer the phone. Samsung smartphones usually require to swipe the green icon upwards. Others may require you to swipe it sideways. Some may not require a swiping gesture at all, and you can simply pick up a call by tapping on the green icon once. You can try each of these gestures and see which one works on your phone. If you want to enable the tap-to-answer feature, go to Settings>Accessibility>Interaction and dexterity>Assistant menu and turn on the toggle bar for ‘Replace swipe with single tap’.
Turn Airplane Mode on and off
Turning the Airplane Mode on cuts off any network reception on your phone. When you turn it off the cellular network gets received again by your smartphone device. This is a quick way to refresh the network reception on your phone. If the call issue is related to the network, this method will come in handy. Make sure that you wait at least 30 seconds before turning off the Airplane Mode.Clear the cache for the Phone app
Clearing cache will delete any temporary files stored by the Phone app. Sometimes the temporary files get corrupted and hinder the functioning of your device. Clearing the cache will delete these files and you will be able to receive calls again. Your contacts and other stored data will remain intact. You can clear the Phone app’s cache by going to Settings>Apps>Phone>Storage>Clear Cache.
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If your device did not have a Google Play Store app to begin with, you may have had to download it from a third-party app marketplace. If you accidentally deleted the app, you can easily reinstall it again. Make sure you download the APK from trusted marketplaces like APKPure and APKMirror. Once the APK has been downloaded, open the file and allow your phone to install apps from unknown sources. The app will be installed on your phone in no time.
The Acer I-series smart TV can be stood up on the table or can be wall mounted. The wall mount is supplied in the box, which is an excellent thing as then you need not spend anything extra. Most of its front is taken up by the 55-inch grade-A LED panel. The back is where all the ports are located. These are side mounted for easy access. The ports include twin USB 2.0, Ethernet, Antenna, three HDMI and AV-in as well as a 3.5mm headphone port. The power port is placed on the other side of the panel.
The twin 15W x 2 speakers are neatly hidden under the panel. These are downward-firing, so if you keep the Acer I-series smart TV on a table, you will get an extra sound boost. When it comes to slimness this TV is not the slimmest on the market. At its slimmest point, it is about 2-inches thick and goes up to 3.25-inch at the thickest point. This is not bad, for a flat panel, but yes there are slimmer TVs out there, but those are much more expensive.
A full-function remote is also supplied with the Acer I-series smart TV. It has a lot of keys that care of almost all the functions of the TV. Since it is a Bluetooth-enabled remote, when you first turn on the TV, you can easily pair them together. Just hold and press the home and OK buttons together on the remote, within 1 meter of the TV and it will pair. The remote also has dedicated buttons for Netflix, YouTube, and Prime Video and Hotstar. There is a Google assistant button too in case you want to use voice commands.
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