Motions and gestures are here to make life simpler. With a few hand movements, you can tell your Galaxy to turn on, mute your alerts, or take a screenshot. You can even make your phone vibrate when you pick it up after receiving a message, so you'll be reminded to reply right away.

2024年5月20日 · Did you know you could make your Samsung Galaxy Phone experience much smoother just by using hand movements? The Motion and Gestures features let you carry out actions like muting alerts, taking screenshots, and turning the screen on and off more easily.

2022年4月20日 · Here are six such features that you should enable on your Galaxy device to get the most use out of it. 1. Switch From On-Screen Buttons to Swipe Gestures. Ever since we ditched capacitive buttons for on-screen soft buttons, the latter has been the default navigation option on Android.

2025年1月31日 · 2 things (1) Samsung Wallet > 3dot menu (top right) > Settings > Quick Access > Swipe Up Gesture > Handle Transparency set to High (2) Settings > Display > Navigation Bar > More Options > toggle off Gesture Hints

2024年6月23日 · Turn on motions and gestures on your Galaxy phone to mute calls and check notifications without pressing buttons or tapping the screen

2023年5月4日 · Let’s check the complete list of useful gestures available on Samsung Galaxy phones. 1. Palm Swipe to Capture. 2. Fingerprint Sensor Gesture. 3. Mute Calls by Placing your Hand on the Screen. 4. Swipe to Call or Text (Phone and Contacts Apps) 5. One-Hand Mode Gesture. 6. Edge Panel Gesture. 7. Gestures on Samsung Galaxy Fold Series. 8.

Motions and gestures settings allow for various motion-activated services. : Turns the screen on when you pick up your phone. : Keep the screen on while you're looking at it. : Your phone will …

2022年11月22日 · The Galaxy Watch 4 and 5 come with some default hand gestures that you can use to perform some specific actions quickly without touching the watch. Here’s how to enable and set it up for the first time:

2023年12月4日 · Universal Gestures offers users a valuable alternative to the interactions needed to operate the device, all without lifting a finger or pressing a button. With four distinct gestures — Make Fist, Make Fist Twice, Pinch and Double Pinch — users are able to navigate their Galaxy Watch in ways that work best for them.

2024年8月7日 · To that end, Samsung has built several smart navigation and gesture controls into their Galaxy devices. Do note that while some of these gestures have been deprecated over the years, third-party apps and services are available for enabling these features once again. 1. App switcher. Tap the multitasking button to view running and background apps.