Introduction
Samsung mobile folding & sliding options are the best in the world, but they can do so much more than just make calls. You can customize them with various features and third-party apps that make your phone truly unique to you.
Enable Developer options to become a power user
In order to become a power user and take advantage of the developer options, you need to enable them first. Developer options are hidden by default so they can be accessed by pressing the build number in the system section of Settings About phone. Once you've done this, go back into Settings System and scroll down until you find Developer options.
You can now use this menu to enable various features like USB debugging, Background process limit (which limits how many apps can run at once), Stay awake when charging (so that your phone doesn't go into sleep mode when plugged into an outlet) and more!
Take selfies using voice or hand gestures.
You can take selfies using voice or hand gestures.
To use the camera app, follow these steps:
- Open the Camera app by tapping on its icon from your home screen or swiping left from a locked screen to open up the Camera app's shortcut menu.
- Tap on Selfie Cam in the bottom-right corner of your screen to switch to selfie mode and then tap anywhere on your face when prompted to take a photo with facial recognition; if you want to use manual controls instead, just drag them into place by holding down on them until they're where you want them before releasing
Customize practically anything with the Good Lock app
Good Lock is a collection of apps that let you customize your phone. You can change the look and feel of your device, add new features and make it easier to use. The Good Lock apps include Face Widgets, Edge Lighting+, Quick Star, One Hand Operation and more.
Use gestures exactly as you want them
If you're not a fan of the way Samsung has set up gestures on its phones, there's good news: you can change them. Head to Settings > Advanced features > Gestures and tap on the toggle next to "Gestures" to enable them.
Once they are enabled, create a swipe up gesture (or down) that will open the camera or notification panel respectively. You can also create shortcuts for going back or forward in apps by swiping left or right respectively; this is useful if you use certain apps frequently but don't want to spend time tapping buttons repeatedly in order to get around within them. And finally, if all else fails (or if none of these options appeal), there's always Google Assistant!
Run two copies of WhatsApp, Messenger, or Telegram
Samsung phones are the best when it comes to running two social media accounts at once. You can use two WhatsApp accounts, two Facebook Messenger accounts, and even two Telegram accounts at the same time! You can also run multiple Instagram accounts on your phone. This feature is especially useful if you want to keep different parts of your life separate (like work and personal) or if you're just a big fan of Instagram binges.
With Samsung's built-in features and third-party apps, you can do almost anything with your phone.
With Samsung's built-in features and third-party apps, you can do almost anything with your phone.
Samsung has a lot of great built-in apps that make it easy to manage your device. You can use these apps for things like transferring files and backing up data, setting up a secure lock screen passcode or fingerprint scan, controlling how much time kids spend on their devices, tracking data usage so you don't go over your monthly limit--and much more!
Conclusion
Now that you know the basics of Samsung's built-in features and third-party apps, it's time to get creative. You can use these tools to do almost anything with your phone. The possibilities are endless when you combine them all together--and if you're a power user, we hope this article has given you some new ideas!
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