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How to use Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G Multi-window feature for smart multitasking
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 Multi-Window Tips: Nowadays, being able to do multitask is a common skill – one that becomes almost second nature due to the role played by smartphones. Understanding that today’s users are missing out on the things they love to do and the things they should do, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 are designed to help directly improve these types of mobile experiences.
Users of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 can use the 7.6-inch Infinity Flex Display and Flex upgraded mode to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, while Galaxy Z Flip 3 users can use Flex mode to record videos and handle live chat simultaneously also without needing anything more. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 are designed to meet all the modern user needs of work and entertainment so there is no need to compromise.
Due to its precise design, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 is an effective companion for everyday life. The extensive Cover screen access to a wide range of functions all without having to unlock the phone, and smart multitasking features help increase work efficiency.
By dragging the required applications from the Taskbar set to the main screen, users can perform multiple tasks simultaneously on three screens, and any drag-and-drop connection will open in a new window, preventing any disruption to the user’s workflow.
What is Multi-window?
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 Multi-Window Tips: The multi-window feature on your Galaxy Fold 3 can help you perform multiple tasks like a pro all day long. If you want to watch a video while viewing photos, or send emails while browsing news, simply open apps simultaneously using screen splits or pop-up views. Multiple apps can be used simultaneously in your Fold.
Multi-window tray can be customized to include your most-used apps, so you’ll always have everything you need. Samsung has built a lot of good features in it. Interested in learning more about it yourself? Here are some excellent ways that Multi-window has to offer.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 Multi-Window Tips
- Some apps may not support this feature.
- Some features may not be available on the Cover screen.
Split-screen view
- Tap the Recents button to open the list of recently used apps.
- Swipe to the left or right, tap an app’s icon and then tap Open in split-screen view.
- On the apps list, select another app to launch.
Launching apps from the Edge panel
- While using an app, drag the Edge panel handle towards the center of the screen.
- Tap and hold an app, drag it to the left, and then drop it where Drop here to open appears. The selected app will launch in the split-screen view.
You can set to launch an app in the split-screen view by tapping it once.
- Tap>Edit> and Tap under Open in split-screen view. If you tap the Show recent apps switch to activate it, you can launch the recently used apps in the split-screen view from the Edge panel.
Adding app pairs
Add frequently used apps to the Edge panel to launch them together in the split-screen view with a single tap.
- In the split-screen view, tap the circles between the app windows.
- Tap+
- The apps you are using in the split-screen view will be saved on the Edge panel as an app pair.
Adjusting the window size
Drag the circles between the app windows to adjust the size of the windows. When you drag the circles between the app windows to the edge of the screen, the window will be maximized.
Pop-up view
- Tap the Recents button to open the list of recently used apps.
- Swipe to the left or right, tap an app’s icon, and then tap Open in the pop-up view.
- The app screen will appear in the pop-up view.
If you tap the Home button while using a pop-up window, the window will be minimized and displayed as an app icon. To use the pop-up window again, tap the app icon.
Launching apps from the Edge panel
- Drag the Edge panel handle towards the center of the screen.
- Tap and hold an app, drag it to the left, and then drop it where Drop here for pop-up view appears. The selected app will launch in the pop-up view.
Moving pop-up windows
To move a pop-up window, tap the window’s toolbar and drag it to a new location.
Samsung Galaxy phones come with a Secure Folder feature for enhanced data protection. It works as a dedicated compartment in your Galaxy smartphone where you can store different kinds of files (photos, videos) and installed applications.
The Knox technology provides layers of security and privacy, not only to protect users but also to give them a choice in what they want to secure. For those who want to keep their most personal information separate and safe, there’s Secure Folder.
Photos, videos, and files stored in Secure Folder won’t be accessible in regular apps. If you need them, you have to access the Secure Folder – authentication required. It takes the security and user privacy to a whole new level and the data is secured by Samsung on-device.
Secure Folder can keep your most private data such as calendar schedules and contact info, as well as notes, photos, videos, files, and even apps. You can even encrypt the Secure Folder to keep your apps and data even more locked down until the next time you open the folder.
You can find Secure Folder in your apps.
The first time you open it, you’ll have to set your lock type to either a PIN, pattern, or password, with fingerprint authentication can be enabled as well. Anything you create within the Secure Folder will be automatically stored here, but you can also move data here at any time.
For instance, if you want to keep a copy of your driver’s license, you can take a photo of it using the Camera app within Secure Folder, or you can pick a photo in your Gallery, tap the options menu (the three dots) and then select ‘Move to Secure Folder.’
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Samsung One UI 6.1 brings an amazing photography experience with its enhanced Motion Photo feature. This enhanced functionality arrives with the Galaxy S24 series with One UI 6.1 and offers users the ability to capture the best moments with unmatched precision and creativity.
With One UI 6.1 update, the enhanced Motion Photo feature is available on the Galaxy S23 series including S23 FE, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, and Galaxy Tab S9 series. It is soon available on Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy Z Fold 4, and Galaxy Z Flip 4 smartphones.
Motion Photo Feature
The Motion Photo feature of Samsung One UI 6.1 allows users to record a scene in a dynamic sequence of up to 90 frames, capturing a detailed 3-second preview before and after the shutter is pressed. This means you can pick the best photo from several options, even if you thought you missed the moment.
The Galaxy S24 Series’ camera is not just fast, it’s smarter and more intuitive. With a shutter speed that’s 30% quicker than the previous models, the ‘Faster Shot-to-Shot Shutter Speed’ capability of the Galaxy S24 series ensures you’re always ready to capture a candid scene.
The AI automatic enhancement feature refines the chosen frame, saving it as a high-resolution image with vivid details up to 12MP. Even in challenging lighting conditions, the Super High Dynamic Range (HDR) feature ensures your photos are clear and vibrant.
How to use the Motion Photo feature?
- Launch the Camera app
- Enable the Motion Photo feature by tapping on its icon.
- Click the shutter button as usual to take a photo
- Visit the Gallery and select your photo that has been successfully taken.
- Tap ‘View Motion Photo’ to explore the frames.
- Choose the best image in Motion Photo and apply ‘Quick Crop’.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 series introduced several new features and enhancements with the One UI 6.1, one of which is Intelligent Optimization. This feature is designed to give users specific control over the image processing levels directly from the camera settings.
The Intelligent Optimization feature allows users to adjust how their photos are processed. Whether capturing everyday moments or professional shots, the Intelligent Optimization feature in One UI 6.1 ensures that your photos meet your standards with minimal effort.
How to activate it?
You can easily enable the Intelligent Optimization feature by following the steps below.
- Open the Camera app, then Settings.
- Tap on Intelligent Optimization.
- Choose the desired optimization level
- Maximum
- Medium: Speed up capture time by doing less optimization
- Minimum: Take pictures as fast as possible by not optimizing pictures after they are taken.
- Optionally, enable or disable the Scene Optimizer.
This feature allows for customization of photo attributes such as sharpness, contrast, and brightness. For example, selecting the minimum level results in more natural-looking images, while the maximum level increases detail and sharpness, which is ideal for zoomed-in shots. Notably, the quality optimization setting of these levels only affects Photo Mode.
If you enable Scene Optimizer, it automatically optimizes the color and contrast of pictures to make dark scenes look brighter, food looks tastier and landscapes look more vivid.
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