If you have an older Samsung foldable phone, tablet or watch, you may soon see some new features trickling down from the latest devices.
Samsung’s foldable phone updates in One UI 5.1.1 make it easier to show or hide the Flex Mode Panel . “When folding your phone in Flex Mode, the panel’s icon will float up the screen, allowing you easy access,” the company wrote. “Enjoy a more personalized Flex Mode Panel experience by simply dragging and dropping the icon on the toolbar.” In addition, Samsung says the media play bar button will be more prominent and simpler to find when the Flex Mode Panel activates.
Samsung is tweaking multitasking on recent tablets and foldables, making switching to multi-window from pop-up window modes easier by long-pressing the handle. It also adds two-handed drag and drop, which lets you hold your finger down on a document from one app, use your other hand to open something else and then drag the file onto it for sharing or storage. The company also says the Z Fold 4 and Tab S8’s taskbar will be faster and include more recent apps.
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