Samsung 2022 A Series User Manual page 76

Organize your Home screen
Trying to find something in a messy phone is really frustrating. Here are some examples you can follow to keep things neat and clean:
You can remove unwanted apps from your Home screen by touching and holding your desired app. Then, tap
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shortcut. Or, you can tap
Drag the Samsung Apps folder onto the Home screen to quickly access the Samsung apps you need.
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You can also organize apps into digital folders on your Home screen. Just drag one app on top of another app to make a folder. Once
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you've made a folder, you can enter a name for it and even colorize it.
Note: The coloring feature may vary based on the model and software.
If needed, you can add more Home screens to your phone or tablet. It's a great way to organize all your apps and folders. Tap and hold an
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empty area on your Home screen, then swipe left until you reach a blank Home screen, and then tap the
To remove an extra Home screen, swipe to that screen, and then tap the
Replace apps in your favorite apps section
The bottom row on your Home screen is reserved for your favorite app shortcuts. You can remove these shortcuts and add new ones if you'd like
to change up your Home screen.
From a Home screen, touch and hold the app shortcut you'd like to remove or replace.
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Next, drag it to another part of the screen. Or, tap
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app from the Apps screen.
To add a new favorite app shortcut, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to open the Apps screen. Touch and hold your desired app,
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and then drag it to an empty spot next to the rest of your favorites.
You can repeat this process for all of your current favorites.
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Uninstall to remove the app from your phone entirely.
Remove
Delete icon. Tap
to remove the shortcut from the Home screen. You'll still be able to access the
Remove
Add icon to create a new screen.
Delete again to confirm.
to delete the