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Welcome, in front of me is a Motorola Edge 30 Ultra and today I will show you a couple tweaks
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and tricks you can do on this phone. So to get started I'm going to begin with the dark mode
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which can be found under the display settings and then display and you do have a hard switch here
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so you can toggle it either light or dark mode depending on which one you want but if you press
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on the text right there you also have the option to set it up as a schedule which and then gives
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you the two options so turn on add custom time so this will allow you to set up the start and end
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time or you can also just set it up to from have it be from sunrise to sunset or sunset to sunrise
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as it's here. So you have two options and this will then also automatically switch kind of like
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the schedule one. Now moving on to the next one it's going to be the refresh rate now by default
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the device has it set to be at auto as you can see use AI to always show the optimal refresh rate
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now the AI ain't smart enough to lower it below 60 hertz unfortunately I did check and I think
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it's even mentioned right here so if you're running auto it's going to run at 144 hertz
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whenever screen is in motion so if I would be doing this it's 144 but when it stops it drops it
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to 60. So if you're planning to prioritize just battery and you don't really care for this smooth
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motion then select it to be at 60 that's going to be the best case where you have the best battery
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life. Now if you prefer to have this battery smooth animations keep it at auto because
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selecting it to be 144 will reduce your battery further compared to the auto because auto utilizes
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both and whenever screen isn't in motion with the this one 144 it would always no matter what's
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happening always run at 144 instead of as it is right now it drops it down to 60 basically
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taking a little bit strain off of the processor that would need to render all these frames
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Anyway let's move on to the next one which also is under the display and this is going to be the
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colors by default I believe this is the default it's set to saturated but you can also select it
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to be natural and boy oh boy is this like barely any different in terms of the whiteness around but
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you can clearly see a big difference in the image itself right here when I flip between this is a
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drastic difference it's a point that on camera it looks like we lose detail here though obviously
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in person it looks better so the only difference is going to be an amount of colors you see
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not having the image actually like washed out as it is right here where you kind of lose the
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detail so this is just the fault of camera don't worry about that but the difference between the
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natural and saturated is significant it's not as noticeable on a camera for some reason but the
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white background right here turns visibly more yellowish compared to the saturated which is
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closer to like bluish color but again this will be just completely up to preference so choose
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whichever one you think looks better to you I'm personally not a fan of super saturated colors
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so I'm just gonna stick for the rest of the video with the natural looking now moving on to the next
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option which also is here and the display section it is the attentive display so it's going to be a
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little bit lower right here and do enable this if it's off I think by default it is off and what
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this will do is whenever you're looking at the display the phone will use the front facing camera
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to check if detects any face and if that face is looking at the phone if it is it's not going to
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dim out the screen no matter what the timeout of the screen is as long as it detects that someone
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is looking at it it's going to continue to keep it on the moment you put it down not looking at it
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it will start the countdown so whatever the countdown is it will start it and afterwards
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it's gonna lock the display as it would normally do now this is pretty nice option to have if you're
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reading some kind of like for instance web browser you're not you're not touching your screen and
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because of that device thinks that you're not doing anything and after like 10 seconds or half
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a minute it just starts to dim out and then locks the display this option will prevent that from
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happening now let's move over to the next one which is going to be the swipe for split screen and
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we have it right here swipe to split as you can see it is off by default and what it requires
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you to do is just kind of do this and it will divide the screen and two halves select allow
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app does not support split screen so let's try something else and there we go and from here i can open up another app and there is our split screen
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now i'll mention one more thing one of the other things that i will show here
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is well i can actually show it right now that's going to be the gesture navigation which i think
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it's in system gestures and system navigation and you have gesture and navigation now with this with this enabled it
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will turn off the split screen mode with the shortcut just because we do have a gesture for
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going back which is triggered the same kind of way oh no never mind here it actually works
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nice i'm surprised because i literally did it i think was motorola edge 30 light or something
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like that and it does turn it off here it actually keeps it on so never mind so there we go we have
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gesture navigation now quickly touching upon the gesture navigation you do have the option to
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set it up at the beginning of the setup or technically at the end of the setup of the phone
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but if you've chosen for instance buttons and want to check out the gestures as you
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see and you can find it under system gestures and system navigation
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it also gives you a quick animation on how you can use it and now moving on to the last option that i wanted to show you
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it's also enabled by default and this is going to be the uh quick launching a flashlight i personally use it use this quite often meaning flashlight so this
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is a really nice thing to have and what you do is basically shake the phone so there we go now
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if for some reason maybe you're turning on the flashlight by mistake and you want to turn it off
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you can do so by going into i believe it's gestures and fast flashlight there we go
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and you can turn it off from here if you want to just get rid of it i personally like it and like
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i want to keep it on but obviously if for some reason maybe you just tend to shake your phone
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a little bit too much and it triggers the flashlight for some reason for you then you
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can turn it off in here so anyway with that being said if you found this very helpful
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