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You can resize it to be bullet-shaped or have it at the bottom of the screen. With Nova, you can opt for plenty of styles like transparent and oval. So you’ll have to switch to a custom launcher like Nova. Again, the default launcher ties your hands with lack of any options. Make the Search Bar TransparentĪnother cool customization area is the Google Search bar widget.

#Smart scroll note 9 manual

Until the time Samsung updates its launcher, we’ll have to resort to the manual process. So for the time being, we wouldn’t recommend taking that path. However, most of these launchers (with Smart Folders) are littered with ads.

#Smart scroll note 9 install

So you’ll either have to organize the apps manually or install a third-party launcher which has the Smart Folder feature. Though the Samsung Experience Home launcher (previously TouchWiz) has evolved over the past few years, it still doesn’t have the Smart Folders feature unlike a few of the recent ones - Poco F1 launcher or OnePlus launcher. If you are someone who is paranoid about organizing your apps into folders, sadly the Samsung’s launcher seems inept at handling it automatically. Once done, pick the screens where you’d want them to appear. Simply head over to Lock screen settings > FaceWidgets and choose the ones which you need. From a gist of your schedule to the weather information, you can have them all here. They allow you to access useful information on the lock screen. To make the changes, go to Settings > Lock screen > Clock Style and choose the one which describes your style the best. And you can get these features on the lock screen as well. It also lets you put GIFs on your Always On Display screen.

You can either pick an analog clock or a digital clock along with a color of your choice. Quite obviously, the Always On Display’s clock styles is the best place to get started. With ample number of features (Always On Display and FaceWidgets) and customization options, it only makes sense to get the most out of them.

Giving a personal touch to your phone isn’t only limited to the home screen, especially in the case of the Galaxy Note 9. Lock Screen: Notifications and Customization With its neon-colored icons, it gives quite a quirky look.īuy from Amazon Samsung Galaxy Note 9 5.

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Choose one and hit the Download and Apply button. To apply a theme, head over to Settings > Wallpapers and themes and type Black in the search bar. Even stock apps like Calculator and Settings are painted black.Ī black theme gives the phone a super cool look The good thing about the ones in the Samsung Store is that they theme almost everything. Plus, a black theme not only gives the phone a super cool look but also helps save battery in the long run, thanks to the Super AMOLED display. Since the phone doesn’t ship with a switch for the dark mode, using a dark theme makes more sense. My favorite setting is the one which lets you tweak the transparency of the handle.Īfter a while, you’d naturally know the exact position where the handle rests. Here, you’d be able to change the position and the handle size as per your liking. Go to Edge Settings, tap on the three-dot menu and select Edge panel handle. Luckily, both of these can be changed quickly. For one, the handle is at an odd place and it’s quite big. The default Edge Panel settings in the Galaxy Note 9 are anything but pleasant. Care for a big clock with ultra cool fonts? Zooper makes it possible.ĭownload Zooper Widget 3. It allows you to create widgets in a variety of designs and shapes. What I loved about this widget is that you get all the details.Īlso, if you love to make your own custom widgets, give the Zooper Widget app a shot. Choose the third option and drag it to the home screen. Thankfully, the default weather app makes it possible.Īll you have to do is pinch-in on the screen, select Widgets and scroll down to Weather.

I prefer to have the five-day weather forecasts on the home screen. I am not one of those who would open the weather app specifically to see forecasts every day. Also, if you are not yet used to the Samsung’s button layout, you can shuffle them through the Button layout option. Head over to Display > Navigation bar to change the color. However, if you don’t want to invest in a third-party app, take a peek at the built-in settings for the navigation bar. Interestingly, you can also get the navigation bar to imitate the color of app that is running. From charming anime characters to cool emojis, you can keep changing them. Once you get the app, all you have do to is pick a graphic.

You can even add images from the gallery. If you’re bored of the ordinary navigation bar, how about we give it a little twist? Navbar Apps by Damian Piwowarski attempts to paint it in various shades of color.