There is no change to how Samsung treats the settings screens. These are small complaints, I suppose, but the S7 Edge is harder to tweak in this regard than the S6 or other Samsung Galaxy phones. You can take the time to individually remove the folders. On the S7 Edge, choosing the alphabetical arrangement doesn't pull the folder-bound apps out. Typically, if you choose alphabetical order, which is what I prefer, all of the apps are pulled out of folders and listed individually. Samsung normally allows users to choose between alphabetical order, custom order, or order based on frequency. Out of the box, there is a single panel that has a handful of folders jammed with Verizon, Samsung, and Google apps. I prefer the smooth vertical scrolling of stock Android.
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C'mon, Samsung!Īs for the app drawer, Samsung organizes it into horizontal panels that move sideways one full screen at a time. Doing this, however, doesn't change the 4-icon limit in the dock.
Oddly, you can adjust the size of the home screen panel grid between 4x4, 4x5, or 5x5 icons, depending on how many apps you want on each screen. Worse, the dock only fits four buttons across where many phones fit five buttons. I prefer the button to be in the middle, but Samsung won't let you move it around. One thing I dislike: the button to access the app drawer is anchored to the far right of the home screen dock.
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