All Android phones have a launcher, and Samsung’s launcher, part of its One UI overlay, is called One UI Home. The launcher lets you customize various aspects of the phone’s home screen.

Apart from Android 13 add-ons like per-app language settings, and deeper Material You integration, Samsung added several lock screen and home screen customization tricks to take your Galaxy ...

Here’s how to do it. Add app pairs to home screen or Edge Panel on Samsung: The split screen view is excellent, but it limits you to dividing the display in two. Those who want more flexibility ...

The Good Lock app lets you customize your Samsung interface, and the Home Up module allows you to create custom grid layouts and has a DIY Home Screen feature. Losing a few layout options seems a ...

Samsung offers several apps that duplicate the functionality of Google's apps and services. The list of such apps is pretty long and includes Samsung Keyboard, Calendar, Galaxy Store, Internet ...

but that would use up every single square foot of a screen, which was rather cluttered and confusing. By comparison, modern devices like Samsung Galaxy smartphones have learned how to ...

One of the main reasons I started using Android (version 1.5 with an HTC Hero phone) was because it ran a version of the Linux kernel. I knew that fact would lead to a thing I value: flexibility.