Name the various display options available in Samsung mobile phones

have you change the context to display sauce to phone SIM card Google or Samsung Account on your Samsung Galaxy s8 just tapping on a home key to take you back to the home screen and tap on the contacts app in the contacts list right here tap on the Menu key and choose settings in the settings tap on contacts to display by default your phone will be using all contacts so it will display everything from all the different accounts sometimes you might have a lot of duplicates coming from phone Google and Samsung Account because when you back up you may choose to backup to multiple different source different sources so in here if you want to display on contacts but it's only on the phone you would want to choose phone so now it would display all the contacts that is on your phone only if you want to display all the contacts are coming from the Google account then you can choose Google Account and this will display all the contacts coming from Google accounts only finally he can just tap me on the home key to finish thank you

How to Change Contacts to Display Options

I'm gonna show you how you can adjust the display settings on your Galaxy S 10 control the navigation bar down here at the bottom as well as adjust the sound settings on your Galaxy S 10 let's get started hey everybody welcome to you tech with Bret where I help tech work for you in this video I'll be using the s10 II but this will also work the same on the s10 or the s10 plus so let's start off by going into the display settings by going into the settings here on the phone and then go into display so right here at the top you do have brightness where you can manually control how much brightness there is and then here you have the adaptive brightness so it's actually going to learn patterns on ways in which you use your phone and change the brightness based on kind of what you use it as now instead of going into the settings to adjust this you can actually do it when you pull down the notification tray but it is hidden so you just need to pull this down all the way and now you can see the brightness settings right here or you can adjust that but I like to actually hit the drop-down right here in the bottom right hand corner and then here you can change the level the adaptive brightness and I also like to check this show control on top so once I do that and hit done you'll notice that when I pull down the notification tray right there I have the brightness control so it's much easier to get to so you can quickly turn up or down your brightness now next let's talk about the blue light filter so when you enable the blue light filter it actually reduces the amount of blue light coming out of the screen of the phone now the reason for this is the blue light makes it so that you are not able to sleep so if you're on your phone at night or right before bed you're gonna have more trouble going to bed so if you turn this on it can actually turn on automatically it's going to reduce that amount of blue light that you see and so you're gonna be able to sleep better so if we tap on these settings right here we can change how much blue light actually comes through so there we have a lot of blue light and then here you can see that there's not as much blue light so you can just have it turn on and off or you can set that to turn on and off as scheduled so here you could have sunset to sunrise or you can create a custom schedule so at 7:00 p.m. at night it turns on and then it automatically turns off at 7:00 a.m. the next day so that is blue light filter next we have night mode so night mode allows you to completely change how the phone looks in the settings and certain application so you can see that it automatically changed the background of the menus here so it's just a little bit easier to see at night now if we tap on this we have similar settings to blue light filter so one we can have it turn on now or we can have it turn on as scheduled so you could have it from sunset to sunrise or you can have a custom schedule now all the things that it changed so it didn't change my homescreen or anything but it did change the text message application so if I go in here you can see that it actually has adjusted that now a quick way to get to the night mode is here in the quick panel so I can just go over here and there is night mode and I could quickly turn it off and you can see it changes the menu there and then here it has changed my message application so that will change certain things like the calendar app the message app as well as the overall phone settings so let's go back into the settings here and that is night mode and then I did briefly talk about this in my last video but here you have the option to change your screen from a vivid color to a more natural color so by default it's set at natural I do like having the vivid and bright colors and here you can see some different examples and if you would like you can change the tones of the phone so you could have it be more cool or you can have it be more warm I like it right there in the middle and you have some advanced features if there's too much blue light or green light coming through you can actually tone that light down a little bit right there and customize it to your liking now next we have font size and style so you can actually customize how big the font is throughout the entire phones right here we have this little bar where we can drag it up to increase the size or we can drag it down and you can see there it instantly change the size in the settings menu so I like mine a little bit lower than the middle just to make the text a little bit smaller and it can fit more on the page then down here we have font style so you have a few different fonts available so you can just tap on one and it will change the font of the phone or you can actually go and download more fonts from the Samsung Galaxy store so here it is giving you all kinds of different fonts that are available I like this Samsung sans so we're gonna hit download and then I will show you how to apply that once it installs so there it has been installed and then I can select apply and we can go back into the font and style font style and here we have samsung sans so now it has adjusted the font on the entire phone and then here we have an option to create a more bold font so that's maybe if you can't read the text as well you can turn on the bold there so thats fonts and styles next we have screen zoom so depending on how much you like to see on the screen you can adjust the zoom so here if we increase the zoom you'll see less on the screen but the words and text are much bigger over here if we go down to the - you're gonna have the text be smaller and it's going to adjust the ratio so everything else on the screen is smaller it's kind of changing your display settings in the windows menu or something like that so here we're gonna keep it at the middle and we can go back and then here we have full screen applications so because the galaxy s 10s have a very tall screen certain applications are not formatted for that so usually there is a bar at the bottom so you can come in here and have it change specific applications to show or not show the bar so right now it's set to auto but you can come in here and force it to show the full screen so you can go through all your applications and do that and then if for whatever reason you don't want to see the hole punch cut out at the top or the Infinity o display you can select hide the camera and then it will adjust your entire phone so that you have this big bar at the top and you don't see the camera anymore so if we go back to my home screen it doesn't look quite as cool but that is where that setting is so now we're going to go back in there and turn that off so now we have the screen time out so typically if you want to improve the battery life of your phone have it at fifteen to thirty seconds I like to have a little bit longer as I'm showing you guys more and talking I put mine at one minute or you can have it up to ten minutes then down here we have edge screen now there are a ton of features available in the edge screen but even though the Galaxy S 10 II has a flat screen edge screen is still available so here if I swipe over it allows me to see some of my favorite information right on the side from any page of the phone so if I select edit here I can add different customized applications I can create two apps together and have them open at the same time or I can click the settings right here and then I can go in and add different app menus so I like to enable the People edge the smart select and task edge so now if I go back I can swipe through those different menus so there I have a quick contacts here I have a smart select menu where I can quickly take a screen shot and I can quickly jump into different actions and I think I'm going to go more in-depth on what that is in another video so now if we tap off the side so there you can turn on and off that edge panel so then the next setting is you have edge lighting so edge lighting allows for notifications to do a pop-up around the screen and have this really cool animation so you do need to come in here and change a few settings so here you can choose what effect you want to see so there are a bunch of different effects basic wave bubble multicolor glow or glitter here you can choose a specific color so you can see the green around the outside edge here you can choose the transparency so I like to keep mine on the low here you can adjust the width so I like to increase mine to wide and then here you have a new option called duration which is new with the 1ui update so you can have it stick around for longer so I'm going to select done there and then here you can actually interact with the notification where you can swipe it away or quickly respond and then here you can choose which applications work with the edge lighting I'll make a full video all about this but just so you know certain applications will not work so let's go back to the home page and see what that would look like so let's say you're using your phone and then you receive a text message pop up here you could swipe it away by swiping left or right or if you get the text message you can actually pull it down and it will pop up the application so that you can quickly respond so there you saw the notification around the outside and that is how edge lighting works I like it because it doesn't block the top of your screen whenever you get a notification so now we have navigation bar so the navigation bar is the row down here at the bottom so you have the recent apps button the home button and the back button so this is the navigation buttons as is there is another option where you can use full screen gestures so down here it just has these little bars and so instead of tapping to use them you would swipe up to go back or swipe up to go home or swipe up to go to the recent applications now I do like having those full gestures enabled I'll talk about that more but for now we're just going to stick with the navigation buttons