To do this, head to Settings > Display > Screen resolution and slide the slider all the way to the right. It’s set to 2,340 x 1,080, which is still incredibly sharp, but you can go up to 3,120 x 1,440 for the best quality. The LG G8 ThinQ’s OLED screen is beautiful, but by default, you’re not getting the best screen resolution possible. There are broader settings below that let you access other features from the Always-on Display, like Quick tools & music player. You can even schedule the Always-on Display to turn off at a certain time if you don’t want it to disturb you at night, for example. You’ll see a bunch of clock styles to choose from - tap on one and you can customize it even further to look exactly how you want. Head to Settings > Display > Always-on display and toggle the On button. It shows the time and other information on the screen when the phone is in standby. If you frequently look at your phone for the time, or want to see notifications quickly, the Always-on Display is a crucial feature. You can go further and add rounded corners, or change the color of the New Second Screen to any of the options provided. By choosing Custom, the entire top of the screen (surrounding the notch) will turn black, so the notch is effectively hidden. Here, you can choose between Standard and Custom.
Head to Settings > Display > New Second Screen, which is LG’s confusing way of calling the screen space around the notch. If you don’t like the look of the notch, there is a way to hide it in the system settings. The LG G8 ThinQ has a notch at the top of the phone, which is the little cutout that dips into the display, housing the 8-megapixel selfie camera and other sensors. Smart Bulletin puts a lot of LG-specific features on the left side of the home screen, such as a quick glance at LG Health, Pocket Briefing for the latest news updates, Parking Assistant to help find your car, and Pocket Advisor, which offers tips about your phone’s features. You can either use the Google feed, Smart Bulletin, or have nothing on the left side of the home screen. To turn it off or change it, you’re going to go to the same place you changed the home screen layout - Settings > Display > Home screen and now tap Left Home screen. We like having the Google feed on the left side of the main home screen, but you may not find much use for it. If you want a physical app drawer icon to show up on the dock as well, there is a toggle for that here just below Home & app drawer.
This lets you convert the home screen layout to one with an app drawer, which slides up from the dock at the bottom. Open the Settings app and head to Display > Home screen > Select Home > Home & app drawer.
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If you want the more traditional Android look and hide your apps into the App Drawer, you will have to change your home screen layout in the settings app. If you’re coming from another Android phone, you may have noticed the App Drawer is missing, and all the apps you have installed are cluttering around multiple home screens.
Either find the app on your home screen (or app drawer) - the icon looks like a gear - or swipe the notification drawer down and tap the gear icon at the very top right of the phone. Fitbit Versa 3Īs a note, there are two ways to access the settings app, which is what you’ll be using for most of this guide.
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