Tag: Galaxy S20

Some time ago you could not tweak this on Galaxy S devices but Android updates thankfully brought us an ability to customize a lot more settings on your phone.
In this guide we will explain how to change the order of navigation buttons on Samsung Galaxy S20, S10, Note 10, 9 running Android 9 and Android 10 with Samsung One UI. At first glance, this seems nonsense, but these little tweaks help make using the phone more enjoyable.

What’s the Problem and Why Disable Auto Replace?

Automatic word replacement is a feature that is designed to fix typos on Android. In Samsung Keyboard app on Galaxy devices it is called auto replace. It can be rather handy in many cases if you use the official language. But as soon as you start using slang chatting with your friends, you will likely face some frustrating moments. The auto correction feature will replace the majority of spoken words with the “correct” words belonging to the official language that are similar in spelling. The program will simply think that you made a typo while you wrote that way intentionally.

In this tutorial I will show how to disable auto replace on Samsung Galaxy S20, S10, S9, Note 9, Note 8 running One UI on Android 9 Pie.

In this guide I will explain how to enable the full screen gestures mode and thereby hide the navigation bar buttons on Samsung Galaxy S20, S10, S9, Note 10, 9 and similar models running Android 9 Pie with Samsung’s One UI 1.1 and Android 10 with One UI 2.0.

In Android 8 you could hide the navigation bar but you had to retrieve it to navigate. With Android 9 Pie update you can completely hide the navigation bar with all buttons and finally make the gorgeous screen of you Galaxy S9 or Note 9 clean of all that stuff. If your Galaxy device runs Android 10 with One UI 2.0, you can choose between even more options. And here is how you can switch to gestures without any visible nav icon/button.