Having issues with your Samsung device after it was updated to Android 5.0? Don't fret, help is coming from Samsung in the form of a micro-update. A tweet from Sammy's able mobile staff in the U.K. says that its engineers are working on micro-updates. These minor bug fixes are going to be sent out to various models that have had problems after being updated to Android 5.0.
Samsung also says that those experiencing a problem with their handset after the Android 5.0 update might find their phone working better following a factory reset. If you do go this route, make sure that you back up your content. Samsung suggests syncing to your PC and using Samsung Kies for this process.
The tweet doesn't mention when these updates will be rolling out. The only advice we can give you is to keep your eyes peeled for the notification from Samsung that says your update has arrived.
Samsung to send out micro-updates to fix bugs caused by the Android 5.0 update
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