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There you'll find the option for automatic listening which you can set to "never" and voice wake-up which you can set to off. The quick settings area is part of Android where you can access the most frequent settings for your device, like power saving modes, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It's a selection of shortcuts, accessed when you swipe down from the top of the screen on Samsung phone. This is off by default, to turn it on long press on the wallpaper and select "home screen settings", then "quick-open notification panel". You'll be shown the full list of options across pages. You can drag to reorder, or remove shortcuts you don't need.

Top tip: only the first six apps are shown in the compact view across the top, so make these your first settings shortcuts. Change the quick settings grid size: You can change the density of the quick settings icons by changing the grid size as you can on the home screen and the apps tray below. Tap the menu button as above and select "buttons grid". Select 5x3 and you'll get a lot more on to one page. Instantly access device settings from quick settings: This is a standard Android tip, but great for accessing settings instantly.

Press and hold the shortcut for example Bluetooth and you'll instantly jump to the full settings menu. It's really useful for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and power saving options.

The apps tray is again part of the launcher on your phone and it's the area that your app shortcuts live. Show all the apps on the home screen: This is a popular option for some. If you want to remove the apps tray, long press on the home screen and tap "home screen settings".

Then select "home screen layout" and you'll see two options, "home screen only" or "home screen and apps screen". The former removes the apps tray completely, like the iPhone. Add or remove an apps tray button: By default there is no apps tray button and you open the apps tray with a swipe. If you want the button back head into the home screen settings as above and select "apps button". Here you can turn it on or off. Swipe to show or hide the apps tray: As above, the Galaxy S10 lets you view the apps tray with a swipe up. The apps pages themselves then scroll left and right.

If you want to return to the home page, you don't need to press the home button, you can just swipe up again and the apps tray vanishes. As above, go into the home screen settings, and you'll see the option for "apps screen grid", with up to 5x6. The latter will pack more apps in. Alphabetize your apps: In the apps tray, hit menu in the top right-hand corner, then "sort". This will give you the option to have alphabetical order. Just tap that option and everything will drop into place.

Reorder apps: Hit the menu button in the top right-hand corner, then tap "sort". This time, select "custom order". You can now you can drag the apps to the position you want them in. Create an apps tray folder: You can have a folder for apps whether you're in custom or alphabetical order.

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Just press and hold an app icon and drag it over another and a folder will be created. You can then edit the name and colour as you wish. Search your entire phone with Finder: At the top of the apps screen is a search bar for Finder. This will return search results for apps you have installed, but can also search content in apps, like Feedly, Play Music, messages, reminder, calendar and a whole lot more. Tap the Finder bar in the apps tray, then hit the menu button on the right then "manage apps" and you can choose where it searches.

Manage the apps that Finder searches: If Finder returns information you don't want, you might want to turn off some of the apps it accesses.

Open the apps tray and tap the menu top right. This will let you turn off apps you don't want it giving you results from. Let Finder give you app suggestions: When you tap on the Finder at the top of the apps tray, you'll immediately get suggestions based on recent apps you've used. If you don't want this, head into the Finder settings as above, and you can turn it off under "show suggested apps". Uninstall apps: You can uninstall directly from an app icon. Just long press on the app and a pop-up menu will give you the option to uninstall an app.

If it's a core app which you can't uninstall the same option will let you disable an app.

Add apps to your home screen: Press and hold on the app shortcut in the apps tray. This will let you place a shortcut on your home screen by dragging it to the top of the page, or you can select "add to home" from the pop-up menu that appears. The lock screen is what you see when your phone is locked. It's really divided into two parts, one when the screen is off - where "always-on display" can give you some information - or the proper lock screen where the screen is fully on, but you can't access the the device.

Of course the lock screen is a little more important on the Galaxy S10 thanks to the in-display fingerprint scanner. This shows when the phone display is in standby, i. You can opt to have it appear on a schedule - perhaps only show when you're at your desk - or show at all times or when you tap your phone. Change the always-on clock style: There are a range of different clock types for the S10 always-on display. Here you can change the clock both for always-on display and the lock screen. You can also change the colours, so if you don't want mono, you can select something else.

Add a music controller or FaceWidgets to your lock screen or always-on display: FaceWidgets are the name Samsung uses for other information on your lock screen or always-on display. Here you find all the options to turn on and off, including Bixby Routines, weather, alarms and schedules.

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Change the brightness of the always-on display: This is linked to auto brightness on your phone, however you can manually over-ride this to set the brightness yourself. Within this menu you'll see "auto brightness". Turn this off and you can set the brightness yourself. You can also change the brightness manually by tapping on the always-on display once it is showing. Change lock screen shortcuts: You can have two shortcuts on the lock screen for quick access only the lock screen, not the always-on display.

These are phone and camera by default, but can be anything you like. Here you can select the left and right shortcuts, or turn them off completely. Conversely, if you want notifications with content, don't select hide. Don't worry, you can choose to hide content for some apps and not others, see below. Change the look of lock screen notifications: Not only can you change the information you are shown on the lock screen, but you can change how it appears. You can also have the text invert so it stands out more against the background.

You'll then have to tap on the app you want - i. WhatsApp - and select notifications. This then opens all the notifications controls for WhatsApp. Tap on Whatsapp notifications and then lock screen. Here you can specifically turn off lock screen notifications. Show a roaming clock on the lock screen: One of the nicest features on phones is that it automatically switches to the local time, but a roaming clock can show you your home timezone.