It doesn’t matter if you bought your first Samsung smartphone recently, or if you have been a regular user of the Samsung Galaxy Series phones, there is a noticeable feature that you get to experience from your first try.
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For the same purpose of revealing all your applications, the Galaxy Note 9 uses both the home screen and the Apps tray or the Apps drawer. If you were formerly making use of an Apple device, this might confuse you, because Apple’s iPhone devices do not have the Apps Tray feature.
The reason for needing an Apps Tray is most times unclear to phone users since the apps icons can simply be accessed from the home screen, which is only some scrolls away from the home button. There is no straight answer to this question, but it is clear that the phone companies saw a future of phone owners not seeing a need for the Apps Tray feature, as there is a way to turn the feature off on the Galaxy Note 9.
An easy way to disable the feature is via the Samsung Labs under the Settings app.
To Get Rid Of The Apps Tray On The Galaxy Note 9
- Access the Settings menu.
- Tap Advanced Features and locate the Galaxy Labs Entry icon.
- Tap Galaxy Labs and choose “Show All Apps on Home Screen”.
- You will see the toggle already switched to the ON mode which will confirm that you are done with the process and then you can exit settings.
The Home screen reloads instantly, every icon on the home screen will reload and the Apps Tray will no longer be visible on your device.
Telling you how you can learn how to get rid of the Apps Tray from your Galaxy Note 9 smartphone is not complete if we do not also tell you how to reactivate it. Just know that the steps we discussed above have to be repeated anytime you want to re-activate the Apps Tray on the Galaxy Note 9.
Adhere to the steps till you reach the toggle option and then switch it back to OFF to be sure that it has been turned back on.
Features Of The Samsung Galaxy Note 9
It has an Android 8.1 Oreo operating system, a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED, 2960×1440 (18.5:9) display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor, 128/512GB storage, MicroSD up to 2TB, 6/8GB RAM, 8MP, f/1.7, auto focus front camera.
You are covered as per connectivity as well. Wi-Fi 802.11ac MIMO, 1.2Gbps (Cat-18) LTE, Bluetooth 5.0 LE ANT+, NFC, GPS, Glonass are all available to make it worth your money.
Are you a music or video freak? Its Stereo speakers Dolby Atmos 3.5mm headphone makes it happen when it comes to that as well.
The amazing smartphone also comes with a 4000mAh battery capacity with fast charging support to ensure your phone stays on for as long as possible.
Should You Dump Your Note 8?
As great as the Galaxy Note 9 has been tipped to be, the Note 8 dazzled users.
The Note 9 provides expected improvements as per RAM, camera performance, etc, and it can boast of its enhanced S Pen and a battery life.
