Sometimes brands introduce certain features or tools in their devices that become a manufacturer's characteristic seal and then when, for whatever reason, they decide to remove it, it seems that they lose part of their distinctive mark.
Samsung presented the “Edge panels” It's about ten years old and the truth is that it's a quick and very practical way to have direct access to the applications you choose depending on how often you use them.
Goodbye to “dashboards”
It seems that with the arrival of One UI 7, this is about to change. Samsung even allows its users to download from the Galaxy Store Custom “Dash Panels” but it recently informed some users that they will no longer be able to do this once they update to the new version of One UI.
Users @theonecid and @TheNewsHQ shared the Notice that they received in their galaxy about the “Edge Panels”. In the notification you can read:
“Hello, this is the Galaxy Store Operations team. Thank you for using the Galaxy Store. We would like to inform you that when you update your device to One UI 7, it will no longer be possible to continue downloading Edge Panels from the Galaxy . Store In any case, Edge Panels downloaded before updating your device will still be available in the “My apps” section of the Galaxy Store (…) Thank you.
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Galaxy smartphones have several Edge panels installed natively, including panels for Smart Select contacts, apps and tools. The same menus already pre-installed on the device can be modified by users.
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One UI 7 will force us to say goodbye to several features of our Galaxy. And also this useful tool
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