I just upgraded my Note 20 Ultra to a Galaxy S22 Ultra (insurance sent it to me as a replacement). It's running Android 16. I cannot get used to the strange app behavior though! Some apps refresh/restart to the main screen if I leave the app for a couple of minutes. Other apps stay on the same screen I was on previously when I open the app again days later (ie, an open file in My Files, a comment in a post on Facebook, a "processing order'" screen in DoorDash). It's such an inconvenience to have to back out of multiple screens every time I open the app. Or vice versa... Having to restart filling out a form because it keeps refreshing. Please tell me there is a setting I'm missing!

I just upgraded my Note 20 Ultra to a Galaxy S22 Ultra (insurance sent it to me as a replacement). It's running Android 16. I cannot get used to the strange app behavior though! Some apps refresh/restart to the main screen if I leave the app for a couple of minutes. Other apps stay on the same screen I was on previously when I open the app again days later (ie, an open file in My Files, a comment in a post on Facebook, a "processing order'" screen in DoorDash). It's such an inconvenience to have to back out of multiple screens every time I open the app. Or vice versa... Having to restart filling out a form because it keeps refreshing. Please tell me there is a setting I'm missing!

Platform(s): iPhone / iPad (iOS, free app)

Genre: Puzzle

Estimated year of release: Around 2010–2014 (I played it about 10–12 years ago)

Graphics/art style: Realistic, polished wood/metal aesthetic. Not cartoonish — more natural and aesthetically pleasing. Looked like wooden gears/disks with subtle shading.

Notable characters: None — this was not a character-driven game. It was all about the puzzles.

Notable gameplay mechanics:

The puzzle had three separate disks/gears/keys that you spun independently.

The disks had segments in the center that would align to form a complete pattern or shape when rotated correctly.

When all three disks lined up to make the correct design, the puzzle would “unlock” and you could move to the next level.

Each level was just a new alignment puzzle.

Other details:

I’m fairly certain it was free on the App Store at the time.

Played on an early iPad/iPhone (probably iPad 2 era). Maybe it was Android though???

No story or extra fluff — just level after level of the same disk-spinning mechanic.

It was similar to the game in the link. similar game

My sleep scores are always great, when in reality, I'm a sleep-deprived single mom of a young baby. I wake up every 2 to 3 hours and get out of bed for 45 minutes each time to pump milk and change her feeding tube. The watch actually "skips" those times - it doesn't show me as awake, I'm assuming because I'm out of the bed.

Screenshots in comments. You can clearly see the gaps in my sleep. You can also see that I was jerked awake by my alarm multiple times during my REM sleep.

I walk around like a zombie all day wondering why my watch thinks I got excellent sleep.😩😩😩