Here is a little tutorial to improve the impression of fluidity on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
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One user interfacethe interface of Samsung smartphonesis rightly very popular, but it always comes back with a point of criticism: the animations are too slow.
We’re far from going down this road (it also depends a lot on the device you’re using, age, etc.), but if you find your device is lagging a little, there’s a really simple trick to it. fit, which we will explain to you here.
Step 1: Enable Developer Options
first phase, enable developer options† Here are the steps to achieve this on a Galaxy smartphone:
- Open the settings by pressing the gear at the top of the shortcut menu.
- Scroll down to find the menu Over the phone.
- Open Software Information.
- Tap 7 times on ” version number†
- If you have a code, your phone will ask you for it. You are now in developer mode.
Go back to your settings to get to the developer options. At the very bottom you will find a new menu titled “Developer options†
Once inside, be careful not to activate anything, some options may interfere with the proper functioning of your device or expose your personal information.
Step 2: Speed up animations
Now we will speed up your phone animations. Galaxy smartphones aren’t exactly less efficient than other brands, they just suffer from an interface with animations that drag on a bit, to the point that on some entry-level phones they almost seem like they’re jarring.
To fix this, you just need to change two settings in the developer options.
- In the menuDeveloper optionsscroll down to the options grouped under the term “Trace”.
- there, open Window Animation Scale and Transition animation scale and change the setting from “x1” to “x0.5”.
And there you go. In principle, you should now be in possession of a much livelier device.
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