Settings concerning the S Pen, languages, voice commands, and gestures can be found in the Control section, while the General tab houses options for accounts, date and time, battery information, storage, apps, and security. Connections includes settings like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Data usage, and NFC, while the Device tab allows you to change device-specific settings such as the wallpaper, sound, LED indicator, and font. The settings menu is broken up into four sections: Connections, Device, Controls, and General. Here's a quick demo of Smart Scroll Eye Tracking feature on the Samsung Galaxy S4 thatI forgot to show you in my unboxing video. The Galaxy Note 3 also includes a search bar in the settings menu to help locate specific options you would like to enable or disable. The feature, known as S Finder, can be enabled with a long press on the menu button. Samsung was kind enough, however, to include a new search feature that takes the frustration out of finding pictures, settings, contacts, and so on. The Galaxy Note 3 has more features than any Samsung device before it I must admit, navigating it can be a bit overwhelming. The Galaxy S20 Ultra’s pro-grade, 108-megapixel camera represented a massive leap forward for resolution, allowing users to zoom in up to 100x to capture moments and details that they may have missed. These options, along with things like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS, can be reorganized in the notification menu by selecting the pen icon in the top-right corner of the screen. Smart stay keeps the screen turned on as long as you are looking at it, smart pause will pause videos when you look away, and smart scroll will scroll Web pages when you move your eyes.
Air view allows you to hover over things like e-mails, pictures, and Web pages to see content without having to click on it, while Air gesture lets you scroll between pictures, answer incoming calls, and see notifications with a simple wave of your hand over the screen.
0 kommentar(er)
