5 More Galaxy Z Fold 6 Tips and Tricks!

Hello, welcome back to a new video.

So today I'm going to show you more tips

and tricks for your Samsung Z Fold 6.

So usually when you take a screenshot,

you've got to press down the lock button

and the volume down button, but thanks to

Register, I can now hold down the lock

button and it will take a screenshot.

Not only that, it will let you assign any

app or function to the sidebar— I mean the

side button— and you do this by going to

the Samsung app Store, which is called—

it's just called Store.

And then you want to download Good Lock.

So that's Good Lock.

And then when you're in Good Lock,

you've got a bunch of different apps.

So you've got things for like aesthetics,

and then you've got system things like

MultiStar, Camera Assistant, and Registar.

So you want to go to Registar

and wait for it to open.

And you want to do this, so side key press

and hold action.

So you can choose lots of different

options, like you can

make it turn on the flashlight.

So now if I hold it down, it's going to

turn on the flashlight.

Or I can make it turn on/off auto rotate,

or make it show notifications, or make it

a back button.

So I can use it as a back button now.

So yeah, but I found the most useful one

is to take a screenshot because I hate the

way usually by default you need to hold

down 2 buttons at the same time Oh, my

flashlight is still on.

Usually you have to hold down 2 buttons to

take a screenshot, but now I can just hold

down one button for about a second and it

takes a screenshot.

So that's really useful.

And you can also make it open recent apps

or make it open any app that's in your app

drawer.

To be honest, you can just choose

anything.

It's really customizable.

It's basically like Apple's Action Button,

but I think it's much better because I

don't think Apple's Action Button can open

or take a screenshot.

So yeah, that's Register.

It's really useful.

But anyway, that's how you turn the side

button into a very customizable button,

and you can make it do whatever you want.

Okay, next tip.

Some apps don't let you do split screen or

pop-up screen.

For example, the YouTube Studio app

doesn't let you do it.

I'll just open it quickly.

So this is my YouTube Studio.

It's full screen.

Usually you can't split screen this, but

thanks to a little trick I learned I can

now open up another app like that,

so I can split screen it.

It's weird because it tells you you can't

split screen it, but you can by doing

this.

So you want to go into settings, but you

want to go into settings and go into

developer mode and go all the way down to—

where is it?

You want to go to— I

can't find it.

You want to go down to Force Activities to

Be Resizable,

and that will allow you to split screen

and turn any app into a pop-up.

So you've got YouTube Studio,

and obviously I can now bring this down

into a little pop-up, whereas before you

couldn't do that.

I don't know why Samsung hasn't made that

a setting by default.

You've got to fiddle in the developer

settings to make that work.

It's kind of

stupid that they would make such an

obvious feature so hard to access.

Okay, next we're talking about another

Good Lock application called HomeUp, and

you can do lots of things with HomeUp.

You can change the home screen, how many

apps you can have on display on the home

screen at once, how many apps you can have

in the taskbar.

So look at my taskbar.

By default, you can only have 8 apps down

at the taskbar, but thanks to HomeUp, you

can change that up to 12.

So now I've got 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

I've got 10.

I couldn't find another 11 I wanted to add

to it.

So you can have up to 12 apps in the

taskbar now, which is pretty useful.

And you can also do this other thing with

the task changer.

So usually by default, when you open the

multitasking task manager thing, it'll

just open like that.

But now you can choose from a grid

or a stack

or a vertical list, or a slim list, which

I think is really rubbish.

But the grid is pretty useful, so it's set

to grid now.

And as you can see, I now have a grid of

my apps that are open.

And if I swipe up like this, it will get

rid of it and close it.

So that's pretty useful as well.

And then next we have the light

performance mode.

So if you type in light and then you go to

performance profile, you can choose

between standard and light.

Basically, light prioritizes battery life,

cooling efficiency,

over processing speed.

So your phone's going to do certain heavy

tasks a bit more slowly, but you're going

to save battery and it's going to

prioritize cooling over performance.

So if you're someone who doesn't really do

heavy-duty tasks on your phone like video

editing, exporting, or heavy gaming, you

might want to set it to light instead of

standard, and that way you'll have extra

battery life.

And you just have so many different

options on HomeUp, so You've got home

screen, you can change loads of stuff like

loop pages lets you just keep looping

through your different home screens.

Got Finder access, open the Finder by

swiping down anywhere on the home and app

screen.

Got background blur control, background

color control, app icon settings.

So, oh, you can make—

oh, you turn on— you can make the app

sizes smaller.

Or bigger.

And you can also remove— oh, you can

remove the little text under the icon.

Or what's that?

Show app icon label on apps tray.

So that's pretty cool if you want to

shrink the size of your icons.

And then you've also got folder, so you

can do pop-up folders.

So I guess you can create like a

Windows-style folder.

I thought you can already do that on

Android.

Didn't know you need an app to do it.

Maybe it's different somehow.

So yeah, you can create a folder, see what

that looks like.

So what, I press select and then I gotta

create— I can make like a gaming folder.

If I go down here, I select all my games.

Select.

I haven't tried many of these games.

Like Need for Speed, I haven't tried it

yet.

Diablo, other games, Genshin Impact.

Press Create Folder and give it a folder

name, Games.

And then where is it?

Bring it down to the home screen.

So I don't know what difference that made.

If I turn off Good Lock Where is it?

If I turn off this pop-up folder, see what

difference it makes.

It's exactly the same.

I don't get it.

Wait, is it the same?

Turn it on.

Oh,

that just makes it pop up, but without

Good Lock on,

um, it opens it and blurs out the

background.

So I guess it depends what you want it

for.

So you can make the background green as

well.

So yeah, usually by default blurs out the

background and the folder screen's bigger,

but with, uh, pop-up folder on,

folder screen grid— what if you make that

really small?

Apply color to folder background.

Now it's going to open it up like that and

put the background on the folder.

So yeah, you've got lots of ways to

customize this.

You can also do—

you do like a gradient of 2 different

colors.

Not sure.

No, I don't think it is.

Oh, Spectrum.

No, it's not a gradient.

So you've got folder options but pink.

So you've got your game folder, What else

can you do?

Yeah, that's about it, I guess.