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While it has streamlined its initial configuration in the last few generations, there are still several extra steps compared to other phones, and that's because of the fact that it injects its own steps alongside Google. The process is easy to understand, but we have all of the information you need to know about it.
How to set up a phone.
If you're coming from a phone that's made by the Korean company, you can skip most of the setup process and restore directly from that phone. Follow the instructions on both phones if you open up Smart switch on your current phone. We recommend using a cable to speed up the process.
You can change the language you use for setup later. The setup process can be started by tapping the arrow button.
Agree to the terms and conditions. You can opt out of sending diagnostic data and information linking if you want, but it's mandatory to continue setup.
You can connect to a wi-fi network. You can use mobile data, but it's best to use the internet for the initial setup as it uses a lot of data.
You enter your password and email after the phone checks for updates.
If you have a secondary device nearby, you will be asked for a code.
The source of the information is the Android Central.
You can choose which data and apps to restore from your account after sign-in.
If you have more than one phone on your account, you can choose which to restore data from.
Downloads will continue for 10-30 minutes after you finish setup, as apps and data will start to download in the background.
It's a good idea to set up your preferred security method, but you'll need a backup method like a PIN or pattern.
If you agree to the terms of service, you can always install additional apps from the two companies.
It's an annoying step, but you'll want to have one later, so you might as well do it now. A account with a company called SAMSUNG is used to download and update apps from the company's cloud products.
The source of the information is the Android Central.
You'll be taken to your phone's home screen after all these steps. How you set everything up is up to you. Get all of your apps installed, set up your home screen in a way that you like, and then look for the little changes you want to make. Your phone will be just as unique as you.
There are additional tips for an optimal setup.
If you're anything like me, you'll want to set up a few quick things once you've reached the end of the initial setup screen. I recommend enabling or tweaking the settings based on my usage.
You can grant access to your location data by using the weatherwidget on the home screen. This will allow you to see the local weather on your home screen.
You can adjust your display settings by opening the settings app.
The first thing I do on a new phone is enable dark mode, it's the first option under the display tab of the settings app.
I like to change to the Natural color profile when I tap Screen Mode because I am not a fan of the heavily saturated default display profile.
Under the navigation bar, change the layout from buttons to gesture based. The bottom portion of your display can be reclaimed with the use of gestures. The small gray bar at the bottom of the screen can be hidden byggling Gestures off.
To adjust the scaling or enlarge the text on the screen, tap the screen. To fit as much on my screen as possible, I reduce screen zoom to the smallest setting.
The source of the information is the Android Central.
To adjust the behavior of your app launcher, long press on the home screen.
You can add more or fewer icons by using the Home Screen Grid. I usually go for a 5x5 grid instead of the default 4x5 on most devices. You can do the same thing with the Apps Screen Grid.
It makes a big difference if you have easy access to your notification shade. If you want to change the default setting of accessing your app drawer, you can switch Swipe Down for Notification Panel.
A lot of the variety in the phones that it makes is down to the fact that it is the largest phone manufacturer in the world. The S21 FE takes the same ideals as the regular S21 series but is less expensive, making it a great choice in 2022.
The obvious choice is in 2022.
The S21 FE takes the best features of the S21 series and brings them down to a slightly more affordable price point, just like the S20 FE did back in 2020. You get the same high-end hardware, a large 6.4-inch screen with 120Hz refresh, stereo sound, decent cameras, and a big battery that lasts all day. It is the best of both worlds, as it is able to run the new operating system out of the box.
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