User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Basics
- Read me first
- Device overheating situations and solutions
- Device layout and functions
- Battery
- Nano-SIM card and eSIM
- Memory card (microSD card)
- Turning the device on and off
- Initial setup
- Samsung account
- Transferring data from your previous device (Smart Switch)
- Understanding the screen
- Notification panel
- Screen capture and screen record
- Entering text
- Apps and features
- Installing or uninstalling apps
- Bixby
- Bixby Vision
- Bixby Routines
- Phone
- Contacts
- Messages
- Internet
- Camera
- Gallery
- AR Zone
- Always On Display
- Edge screen
- Multi window
- Samsung Daily
- Samsung Pay
- Samsung Health
- Samsung Members
- Samsung Notes
- Galaxy Wearable
- Calendar
- Reminder
- Voice Recorder
- My Files
- Clock
- Calculator
- Game Launcher
- Game Booster
- Kids Home
- SmartThings
- Sharing content
- Music Share
- Samsung DeX
- Link to Windows
- Samsung Global Goals
- Google apps
- Settings
- Appendix
Apps and features
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3
Tap .
The starting point will be fixed on the screen.
4
Move the device to start measuring.
Tap
to fix the measurement results on the screen.
Always On Display
You can view information, such as the clock or calendar, or control music playback on the
screen when it is turned off.
You can also check notifications for new messages or missed calls.
The Always On Display is set to appear only when you tap the screen. To change the settings
to make it appear continuously or during a set time, launch the
Settings
app, tap
Lock screen
→
Always On Display
, and then select a mode you want.
The brightness of the Always On Display may change automatically depending on
the lighting conditions.
Opening notifications on the Always On Display
When you receive message, missed call, or app notifications, notification icons will appear on
the Always On Display. Double-tap a notification icon to view its notification.
If the screen is locked, you must unlock it to view notifications.