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One UI 4.1 Tip: How to download new Edge panels on your Samsung smartphone?
Samsung Edge Panel is one of the most unique features that One UI offers. It isn’t any new feature but has been improved over time. Samsung One UI 4.1 Edge Panel saw some modification with Android 12, however, the basic concept of giving users access to certain features hasn’t changed.
There are many apps in our smartphone for different uses, due to which sometimes there is a problem in finding the feature which we need. An Edge Panel on your Galaxy device lets you access app shortcuts, tools, widgets, split-screen functions, and more with simple swipe gestures from almost every screen.
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Your smartphone’s Edge Panel already offers you several panels with just a swipe. But what if you want your phone to show you more panels? What if your get Google Maps at your fingertips? How about a Calculator Panel so splitting the tab at dinner is a breeze? Edge panel apps are available for free or purchase.
Here we’ll see how to download new Edge Panels on your Samsung Smartphone.
Samsung One UI 4.1 Edge Panel
How to enable?
- Go to Settings of your smartphone
- Select Display
- Swipe down, Turn on Edge Panels by swiping the switch from left to right.
- Swipe leftward to open Edge Panels
- Swipe left or right to select Edge panels
- Tap on the Settings icon to edit or view more Edge Panels.
How to download new Edge Panels?
- Swipe left on the Edge panel handle to open up the menu.
- Tap on the Settings icon.
- Tap Galaxy Store at the bottom.
- Select the Edge Panel app you want to download
- Follow the on-screen instruction to download and apply it.
Note: Some downloadable Edge Panel may require you to purchase them, however, some are available for free as well.
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