Samsung Galaxy Tablet screen size
Recently got my son a Galaxy tablet (I hate, should have got another iPad). He plays TSTO on it and the town in zoomed in so much. You can't zoom out more. When you go to your neighbour screen, thr...
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"Snakeyees;c-1744821" wrote:"KrustyBrand;c-1742661" wrote:"Snakeyees;c-1742598" wrote:"KrustyBrand;c-1742333" wrote:"Runeabj;c-1742217" wrote:
I have the same problem to some extend on my Tab S, problem differs from update to update of the game.
I havent found an tuner app that allows me to fix the screen problem yet.
Maybe someone can point to an app speciffic by name.
I often just restart the tablet and the game loads with higher resolution, until I launch the game on a different device.
The app in question is simply called the Samsung Game Tuner. You easily Google the name. Unfortunately, it only works with a subset of Samsung devices such as Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, Note 5, and S6 Edge+.
To get around the this app is not compatible with this device is easy. First go into settings and tap lock screen and security, turn on unknown sources. Then do a Google search for samsung game tuner Apk, find the most current version number and install it. After you have installed it i recommend turning off unknown sources in less your a techie.
Yes, I mentioned this approach in another thread on this subject. As a caveat, some users have warned that sideloading apps in this manner (i.e., when the app in question does not specifically target the hardware) could produce dire consequences. This strikes me as a bit alarmist, but I’m not an Android expert.
Only if you don't trust the company, but since it's samsung you have nothing to worry about. I reformatted my tablet after I did it I could not use it, so I installed it by using the method I said. I have had zero problems. The message this app is not compatible is from the play store and I find if the item is in the play store its been vetted.
I’m happy you were able to successfully install the Game Tuner APK. Not quite sure I follow some of your logic, however. The Google Play Store doesn’t just make up info about app compatibility; that comes from the developer — in this case, Samsung. Second, it’s not clear to me why Samsung should be held in such high regard when it comes to consumer trust. They’ve suffered their share of problems over the years; just consider the Note 7 debacle.
