With the help of tens of thousands of applications that can be downloaded to our smartphone, there are a lot of possibilities available to us. However, at times, the experience can be spoiled in the event that it takes a long time to find an application on your screen. To make your life easier and better to navigate, one of the simplest ways is to organize apps alphabetically on a Samsung Galaxy S20 + .
First we will find out how to sort apps alphabetically on Samsung Galaxy S20 + with auto setting . Subsequently we will find out how to organize them in alphabetical order manually on a Samsung Galaxy S20 + .
Organize apps alphabetically with setting on Samsung Galaxy S20 +
Are you tired of swiping from right to left on the screen of your Samsung Galaxy S20 + to find an application? In fact, being able to find the application you want to open is sometimes not easy when dozens of small icons invade our mobile phone screen. To avoid this waste of time, you will have to tidy up your home screen strategically. You can obviously customize your organization, or choose the easiest procedure to perform which is that of organizing the applications in alphabetical order on your Samsung Galaxy S20 +. This procedure allows anyone to quickly find themselves on their home screen.
In addition, it will only take a few clicks to set up adjustment and in this way, that all your applications are sorted and stored. So here is the easiest procedure for sort applications alphabetically on your Samsung Galaxy S20 + :
- Unlock your Samsung Galaxy S20 +
- Swipe up on your screen or in some cases go to your " Settings "Then" Application settings "
- The application drawer is displayed and the full list of applications is displayed.
- Click on the More button (the 3 small vertical dots).
- Click on the option » Sort "
- Check the box " In alphabetical order "
Public chat some versions , access to the application drawer is done differently:
- See you in the » Settings »Of your Samsung Galaxy S20 +.
- Click on " homepage "And" wallpaper "
- Select after that " Home screen style "
- Activate "Drawer mode ". There the applications are sorted alphabetically. The drawer is activated by sliding upwards.
Apps will change automatically space and will now appear in alphabetical order on your Samsung Galaxy S20 +. When you download a new application, it will also automatically tidy up.
If you want to explore other possibilities to decrease the size of the icons on your Samsung Galaxy S20 +, we invite you to consult our guide.
Sort applications alphabetically manually on your Samsung Galaxy S20 +
For always more simplicity and speed, organizing the applications in alphabetical order on your Samsung Galaxy S20 + using the procedure we have just discovered remains the best option. In fact, a simple adjustment will activate it. However, we will now discover a second way to proceed which will let you greater freedom . It is " custom order "
In fact, in the automatic procedure previously seen, you have no choice: an application starting with the letter A will always be at the top of the list, an application starting with the letter Z in the last ones. Sometimes this can be overwhelming in the event that an application that you use daily is located on the last page. To avoid this you can sort applications alphabetically on your Samsung Galaxy S20 + manually . This allows you to keep the freedom to depart from the rule at times. However, it will take you longer, as you will have to file them yourself in the order you want.
To organize your applications in alphabetical order manually, we present the procedure here:
- Proceed with the same procedure seen previously but at the last step select " Custom order "
- Long press your finger on the icon of the app you want to move until the screen splits.
- By keeping your finger pressed on the icon, drag it where you want it.
- Release the pressure.
In case you want a maximum of tutorials to become the absolute master of the Samsung Galaxy S20 +, we invite you to watch the other tutorials in the category: Samsung Galaxy S20 +.
