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Welcome, in front of me is a Galaxy S10 Plus and I'll show you a couple tweaks and tricks
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you can do on your device. So starting off, we'll change the buttons into navigation gestures
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So to do it, you'll go to settings, then you'll go into display, and scroll down to navigation bar
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And from here, you have these two options. You can either go with normal buttons or the gesture
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So basically when you pull up, you can go home, back, and recent apps
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Now I'll revert back to previous one because it's easier for me to tap and slide on the stand
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And there's also another way to do it. To the notification, you have this button right here, navigation bar
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You can just select it, as you can see now there, the sliding option, and normal buttons
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Moving on, now because it's a big screen, the normal setup for the apps where you fit
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four apps in a column, it's kind of small. I mean, not small, but small space, but big apps, basically
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So you can change it by going into home screen settings. And right here, you have the home screen grid
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And you can change it. And as you can see, whenever you select it, it automatically shows you how it will look
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So let's keep it on the smallest as a preview. And you can also fit more apps in the back
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For instance, I'm going to show it. As you can see, it, in my opinion, helps to make the screen look more clean and not so
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cluttered with apps. So moving on, there is a way to remap Bixby button
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So normally when you press Bixby button, you will actually go to Bixby itself
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But you can actually remap it. So as you've seen, let's go back to press the button
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You have these three dots here. And you can go into settings
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And from here, Bixby key. And you will select to double press Bixby
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And then single press for a different app. As you can see, I have set up YouTube
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But you can choose whichever one you like from installed apps. And now whenever you will press the Bixby button, it will open up the app that you have selected
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And you can press twice to go to Bixby. So moving on, we will go into this nice feature
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Basically you can open up pop-up windows of everything. So let's tap on this icon right here
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And open in pop-up view. And now you basically get YouTube in a pop-up window which you can move around, you can
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scale, make it transparent. Basically minimize into a tiny little app icon
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And while this is open, you can do whatever else you would like
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As you can see, both are functioning. So closing that
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Now the last thing I will show you is the edge screen lighting
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So to open it, you will go into settings. And go into display
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Edge screen. And here we have the edge lighting. You can check this on
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And click on it. And from here you can actually customize it even further. So let's say edge lighting style
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And you can select the effect that you like. You can also select how transparent it is, what color you like
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The width of the animation. As you can see, it changes
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And you can also show how often it shows. So you can check it on always
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And also select which apps you want it to show for. You can select all of them and basically whenever you get a notification from any app, it will
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show always. Or you can just disable them and choose let's say for Facebook or whatever app you would
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like it to display this animation for. So that would be it
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Thank you for watching and don't forget to like and subscribe to us
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And see you in the next video
