Secret Galaxy Fold 6 Tips You Need To Know! (Samsung Z Fold 6)

Hello, welcome back to a new video.

Today we're going to be exploring 5 more

tips and tricks that you might not know

you can do on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6.

Okay, so first tip, we have to talk about

the video seeker thing.

So first of all, when you have a video and

you want to play it back or slide it

backwards and forwards, you've got this

little thing at the bottom, this kind of

taskbar of thumbnails, and you've got to

press it, and then you can slide it left

and right to scroll around the video like

this.

And that's all good and everything, but

it's kind of fiddly and it's kind of

annoying because sometimes you

accidentally, you accidentally press on

the thumbnails next to it, and then you

come off of the video you want to be

seeking up and down on.

And by default, they've got this new kind

of fancy player, but I don't like it.

And you can actually go back to the

previous way it used to be done, which in

my opinion is much better.

I mean, look how fiddly this is.

You've got to first tap on it like this to

open it up, and then you scroll along left

and right, and then you accidentally

scroll off it by doing that.

So to change it back to how it used to be,

what you want to do is you want to press

these lines down here, and then you want

to go to Settings.

And then when you're in the Gallery

Settings, you want to go down to the

bottom and you want to enable Gallery

Labs.

And you do that by going to About Gallery

and And then you've got to tap this number

loads of times until it gives you the

popup saying enabling Gallery Labs.

I don't know why Android is like this

where you've got to tap like a secret

number a certain amount of times to open

or unlock an option menu.

Why can't it just be there by default?

Why does it have to be hidden?

Anyway, you get this new one called

Gallery Labs and you want to go into it

and then you've got a bunch of options and

settings that I don't think Samsung really

wants you to fiddle with, but you can

fiddle with it.

And you've got this one here called the

One UI X One UI 3.x and video player mode

on filmstrip.

You want to get that one and put legacy

video seek bar, put okay, and then you

want to close it.

So you want to close down the gallery

and then reopen the gallery.

And now when you go to the video, instead

of that annoying seeker, you've now got

the previous seeker, which I think is way

better because look, you don't have to

fiddle around tapping thumbnails down

there and accidentally tap off of the

video you want to see, you've got this

convenient play bar that's just there, and

you can slide up and down to scrubble or

scroll around on the video you want to

look at.

So I think this is way more simplified,

way easier to use than the default one,

which I think they're just copying Apple

because I think Apple also has the same

way.

Okay, next tip is kind of another hidden

option menu thing.

So we're going to talk about the developer

options.

Now to unlock developer options, you want

to get your build number and then go to

your build number.

Just search build in the search bar menus

in the settings, and then tap on your

build number.

And you have to keep tapping the build

number.

I'm not going to show you mine because I

think maybe it's dangerous if I show it,

but you've got to keep tapping it like 7

times, and then it will unlock the

developer options.

And then once you've unlocked the

developer options, keep scrolling down.

You've got a bunch of useful things, but

there's way too many to talk about, and I

don't understand what half of it does.

So for starters, I think one of the useful

things with developer options is the GPU

watch.

So if you go down to Games, you've got GPU

watch, and this, if you enable it,

it will bring up like a little analysis

chart thing which shows you your current

FPS or frames per second.

This is good if you want to play games and

you want to see how much GPS your device

is getting out of the game.

You can also add, uh, you can also add CPU

load and GPU load as well onto the bar.

Oh wait, you press OK.

Yeah, so you can add GPU load and CPU load

onto the bar as well.

So when you play games, um, yeah, you can

see the bar at the top now.

For some reason it's not showing the CPU

load.

Oh, you can press this plus button, you

can add an extra widget from the preset,

so you can add in the load, and you can

also add custom widgets, which I don't

know what that is.

It says you can add a text widget instead

of a graph, and then you can add the

FPS like that, and also the driver type,

resolution, API name.

So maybe just having the number instead of

a chart would be better.

So now we've got the FPS chart and also

CPU load, GPU load chart.

And oh yeah, we've also got the FPS here

in the middle as just a number in case you

just want a number instead of this chart

thing.

So we have Diablo Immortal running on the

Fold 6, and as you can see, you've got the

FPS thing at the top and it's very

minimal.

We don't have that big chart taking up

lots of screen space.

Very minimal.

And we can see how much FPS we're getting,

an average of 60 FPS, which is pretty good

actually.

I mean, it's what you can expect from the

Snapdragon 8 Gen— what,

the Snapdragon 8 3rd Gen?

So you can do some pretty good gaming on

this device.

I was hoping to actually play the game,

not be forced— oh, you can skip it.

So yeah, we can play it and And we can

track our FPS, so that's really useful.

You can only do that if you unlock

developer options and enable GPU watch.

It's kind of cool you can play this

on your phone.

It's kind of like the PC version.

I don't know if it's any different to the

PC version.

I played Diablo 4 loads last year, so it'd

be interesting to see if this is actually

like the PC version.

Seems like it's pretty similar.

Anyway, okay, so the next tip we're going

to talk about is the AI removal or editing

features for pictures on the Samsung

Galaxy Z Fold 6.

So here's a picture of me in Japan.

I want to remove myself so I can see this

street of a Japanese street.

So what you do is you press it and then

you press the stars up there, which

enables,

um, AI editing.

So you can do a few things.

You can do Portrait Studio.

It will detect the face And now it'll give

you a bunch of filters that are supposed

to look like you, although it doesn't

usually make it actually look like me.

It makes me look weird.

So I don't really want to use this because

it makes me look kind of stupid.

I mean, that doesn't look anything like

me.

What are you talking about?

Eh, that kind of looks like me.

Why is it making my nose so big?

That doesn't look like me at all.

Stupid.

You can also do like a 3D pop art.

I mean, again, that doesn't look like me.

That doesn't look like me.

Doesn't look like— it thinks I look really

Asian.

I mean, I don't look that Asian, do I?

Anyway, what you can do is if you long

hold down on the person like that, you can

now move it around.

You can resize him like that or flip him

around.

That's kind of funny.

Or you can just delete him altogether.

Now you've got a big empty hole in the

photo, and now you can do AI generate, and

the AI generator will now fill in the hole

and recreate it so it looks natural.

Well, hopefully that's what it's supposed

to do.

I don't know if it's going to be any good.

Let's see if it does a good job at filling

in the blank hole that is left.

Oh wow, Jesus, that actually looks really

convincing.

I would have no idea that it's

AI-generated.

And you can press View Original, you can

see what it looked like before.

Now it looks like I'm Photoshopped into

the image.

It looks like I just Photoshopped myself

into the image, which I did not.

I actually went there and took the photo.

That is so— I mean, look at the hole.

So that bit behind me was not there

because I'm standing in front of it,

but it's like recreated the building with

how it would actually look like.

That's pretty impressive.

It's even recreated that step behind me on

the road.

You would have no idea that that was AI

edited, would you?

That just looks like a street without any

people on it.

You can probably get rid of that guy as

well, that small guy.

Interesting.

So here's another picture of me, and as

you can see, I'm blocking up quite a lot

of the road.

So I don't know if it's, it's going to do

a good job at filling in the hole again.

So do it again.

Don't need the S Pen, use your finger.

So just grab yourself get rid of him

by pressing that eraser and then generate.

It is really impressive, the AI removal

tool.

It's so good at— you can just grab any

people out of the frame, get rid of them,

and then it replaces the background.

Okay, that— what?

It's put like a big wooden tunnel.

Okay, that's kind of weird.

I don't know why it thinks there's a big

wooden tunnel.

It looks funny.

I mean, it looks good.

It doesn't look— I mean, it looks kind of

weird, but it looks good as well.

But that's, um, not exactly what would

have been behind me.

That is weird.

Why does it put a big wooden house that

only has a tunnel going through it?

What is the point of that?

Imagine if that was real though, it'd be

so useless.

Well, it's recreated the street and these

buildings quite well.

Yeah, interesting.

Okay, next tip.

You might have noticed that my Google

search bar is this beautiful shade of

green, and you can actually customize the

Google search bar in any way you want to.

So when you're on the Google main page,

you want to press your icon, your user

details, And then you want to scroll down

to Settings, and then you want to scroll

down to Search Widgets, and then Customize

Widget.

And now you can customize your Google

search bar in any way you want to.

So you can change the Google logo to

either Google or just G.

I like Google.

And then you can change the shape of the

bar, so you can have, have like a square

or a rounded square or more of a circle

shape.

I like the circle shape.

And then you can change—

oh, you've got some like preset pre-made

ones.

You've got the natural one, got white with

black Google, you've got black bar with a

white Google.

And now you can also create your own

custom color.

So I like green.

Got sliders, saturation and hue.

It's really hard to look at your screen

through the camera.

So you can change— oh,

you can change the opacity as well.

So I put maximum opacity.

Yeah, and then you've got like a nice

green bar.

So I like green.

Maybe you can change it to whatever you

want to.

And then finally, we have Smart Select.

So do you ever find it really annoying

when you're trying to screenshot

something, but to screenshot it, you've

got to hold down the lock button and the

volume down button, and it's kind of

fiddly because you're like You're like

trying to two-handed it.

You can't one-hand screen.

It'd be really nice if you double press

that and screenshot, but you can't.

So usually you have to like get your

finger like that and press them down at

the same time.

But if you don't press down at the same

time, you accidentally enable the volume

thing.

Oh my God, it's so annoying.

So the best way to do it is to enable edge

panel on the side, edge thing here, and

you want to get this blue thing with a

square.

Now that would screenshot the entire page,

and then now you can just select something

on the screenshot like that, and it'll now

select a little window, and you can now

move it around.

And once you've selected what you want to

select, you have a few options.

You can download it— I mean, not download

it, you can save it as a picture,

or you could copy it so you can now paste

it into a text box or somewhere else, add

it to a note, share it with someone, or do

sketch to image.

So yeah, if you do sketch to image,

basically it's like the AI generative

thing where you can now draw on this image

like a, like a

big, big bird,

big bird with a wing and a tail.

Now you can generate it onto the image you

just drew.

So you can do this on anything, like you

can be on Google, you've been looking at

pictures on Google and you want to

screenshot it and then just draw something

onto the image and use AI to transform

that into a photorealistic object.

You can do that as well without having to

like screenshot it and then save it and

then edit it somehow.

So yeah, I put in this massive giant bird.

That looks kind of cool.

That's kind of cool how it's looking down

the tunnel.

Again, nice seagull.

It's nice with the S Pen because if you

click that little button, you can now

bring up this menu which has Smart Select

on it.

And now I can now do like a square, and I

can screenshot it, save it to my photos,

share it.

Pin it, do whatever I want to it really.

Or you can add a note,

add it to your notes like that, and then I

don't know, just add some drawings.

Yeah, it's pretty good.

Smart Select.