Samsung’s Galaxy S22 series premium smartphone has become one of the best selling phones for the company. One of the smartest features that sets the Samsung Galaxy S22 apart from other models is the introduction of smart widgets that users can swipe up on. Now, South Korean smartphone maker Samsung is bringing swipeable smart widgets to all tablets, including the Galaxy Tab S8. These smart widgets were limited to the latest One UI 4.1 phones for a long time, before Samsung decided to offer it on its Galaxy tablets, including the Tab S8.
according to a report good By 9to5Google, this feature is currently available in . being issued for Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 the user. Some of these tablets running the March security patch released on April 15 smart widget Available in widget list. These widgets are available in three sizes – 2×2, 4×1, and 4×2. While the smallest of the 2×2 widgets are not resizable, users will be able to resize the other two widgets to fit the full width of the screen.
To get easy access to the customization options for the current widget, one has to long press on the grouping. In addition to adjusting the size, the user can also remove any widget, or add a new one. It allows users to decide the apps they want to have on their phone or tablet. Like Apple’s Stackable Widgets, Smart Widgets for Android allows users to select and combine multiple widgets available into one with just a simple swipe.
Long press also provides the user with the option to remove the entire smart widget or view it in the settings, where one can switch to the full screen interface and toggle ‘auto rotate widgets’ on and off.
If you have used Smart Widgets Samsung Galaxy S21 And Samsung Galaxy S22, it will be easier to use the feature on a tablet as the functionalities are the same. To cycle through the widgets, one can swipe left or right. The feature to swipe up widgets was added with an update in mid-April and is currently limited to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8. We’ve contacted the company for comment on the rollout, and will update this space when we hear back.