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Robert Triggs/Android Authority Almost a year has passed since the release of the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro. As with most smartphones, there were many bugs after launch that OnePlus was able to fix with software updates. Unfortunately, some OnePlus 9 issues remain with the series, mostly after OnePlus started rolling out Oxygen OS 12 (based on Android 12) in December last year. Here's a look at some OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro issues and how to fix them! Our verdict: OnePlus 9 Review | OnePlus 9 Pro review Problem #1: OnePlus 9 app notification issues Eric Zeman / Android Authority Some OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro owners see delayed notifications or only receive notifications when they open the app. Potential solutions: If you notice delayed notifications, it may be due to the phone's battery optimization feature. Go to Settings > Battery > Battery Optimization . Find the apps that are experiencing this problem. Tap Don't optimize. If you want to make sure an app keep...

If you're a regular YouTube user, you might already be familiar with some of the common tricks you can try when YouTube stops working. Unfortunately, a hard-to-fix issue for some users is a YouTube black screen error that prevents you from watching your favorite videos. This problem is just one of many that can prevent you from watching YouTube on your PC, Mac or mobile device. The connection problems could be due to a problem with your web browser or browser extensions. To fix YouTube black screen, here's what you need to do. What Causes YouTube Black Screen Error? A black screen on YouTube usually appears when you try to play a video for the first time. If the video gets stuck loading, YouTube will show a black screen. Unfortunately, there is no single cause for YouTube black screen issue. In many cases, the problem is related to an issue with your internet connection that is preventing YouTube from streaming the video. This could be a pro...

This article explains why a high refresh-rate screen should be a must on your gaming laptop in this day and age, and also compiles for you a complete list of all the available notebooks equipped with 120Hz/144Hz or the newer 240Hz, 300Hz, and 360Hz display options, with some of their important traits and links towards more detailed reviews and guides. If you’re not interested in the technicalities, you can jump straight to the complete list via this link, to the subsection of more recent launches with 300Hz and 360Hz panels, and the scroll down for other options. For years, most laptop screens were standard 60 Hz panels with response times in the 20-60 ms range. In very few words, that means that the content displayed on such a screen was refreshed 60 times a second, with a delay between the time the frame was rendered on the GPU and when it was actually displayed in front of your eyes. That was, and still is perfectly fine for everyday use and movies, but a 6...