CoverScreen OS Đang Làm Những Điều Mà Samsung Đáng Lẽ Nên Thực Hiện Cho Galaxy Z Flip #CoverScreenOS #GalaxyZFlip #CôngNghệ #ĐánhGiáSảnPhẩm

CoverScreen OS Đang Làm Những Điều Mà Samsung Đáng Lẽ Nên Thực Hiện Cho Galaxy Z Flip #CoverScreenOS #GalaxyZFlip #CôngNghệ #ĐánhGiáSảnPhẩm

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Tôi muốn yêu chiếc Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6. Thực sự, tôi thích hầu hết mọi thứ về nó, nhưng tôi cũng thường xuyên chỉ trích trải nghiệm Flex Window của nó không kém gì những lời khen mà tôi dành cho các tính năng khác. Dù vì lý do gì đi chăng nữa, Samsung dường như vẫn chưa tận dụng được tối đa tiềm năng của màn hình phụ trên thiết bị gập này.

Đây là lúc CoverScreen OS xuất hiện và làm những điều mà Samsung đáng lẽ nên thực hiện từ lâu. CoverScreen OS là một giải pháp phần mềm được phát triển bởi bên thứ ba, mang đến trải nghiệm mượt mà và linh hoạt hơn trên màn hình phụ của Galaxy Z Flip.

### CoverScreen OS Có Gì Đặc Biệt?

1. Tính Linh Hoạt Cao: CoverScreen OS cho phép người dùng truy cập vào nhiều ứng dụng hơn so với mặc định của Samsung. Bạn có thể xem tin nhắn, kiểm tra email, thậm chí sử dụng các ứng dụng giải trí như YouTube mà không cần mở máy.
2. Giao Diện Tùy Chỉnh: Bạn có thể tùy chỉnh giao diện màn hình phụ theo phong cách cá nhân, từ widget đến hình nền.
3. Tiết Kiệm Pin: CoverScreen OS được tối ưu hóa để tiêu thụ ít năng lượng, giúp kéo dài thời lượng pin của thiết bị.
4. Cập Nhật Thường Xuyên: Nhờ sự hỗ trợ từ cộng đồng và nhà phát triển, CoverScreen OS liên tục được cải tiến với các tính năng mới và sửa lỗi.

### Tại Sao Samsung Lại Không Làm Được Như Vậy?

Câu hỏi này khiến nhiều người dùng và chuyên gia công nghệ đặt dấu hỏi. Với tiềm lực công nghệ và nguồn lực lớn, Samsung hoàn toàn có thể phát triển một hệ thống màn hình phụ tối ưu hơn. Tuy nhiên, có vẻ như họ vẫn đang chú trọng nhiều hơn vào phần cứng mà chưa quan tâm đúng mức đến trải nghiệm phần mềm.

### CoverScreen OS Có Phải Là Cứu Cánh?

Mặc dù CoverScreen OS mang lại những cải tiến đáng kể, nhưng nó vẫn là một giải pháp của bên thứ ba. Điều này có nghĩa là nó không được tích hợp sẵn vào hệ thống của Samsung, và người dùng cần phải cài đặt thêm. Ngoài ra, vẫn có một số hạn chế về tính tương thích với các ứng dụng nhất định.

### Lời Kết

CoverScreen OS đã chứng minh rằng màn hình phụ của Galaxy Z Flip có thể làm được nhiều hơn những gì Samsung hiện đang cung cấp. Hy vọng trong tương lai, Samsung sẽ lắng nghe phản hồi từ người dùng và cải thiện trải nghiệm Flex Window để tận dụng tối đa tiềm năng của thiết bị.

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CoverScreen OS keeps doing for the Flip what Samsung should have done
Viết lại bài dài đầy đủ và chuyên nghiệp kèm hashtag bằng tiếng Việt kèm hashtag nhằm kích thích người đọc vào xem CoverScreen OS keeps doing for the Flip what Samsung should have done Ryan Haines / Android AuthorityI want to love Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 6. I do like most of it, but I seem to bash its Flex Window experience just as much as I praise anything else. For whatever reason, Samsung doesn’t seem interested in making its cover screen experience as smooth or intuitive as the Motorola Razr Plus (2024). But every time Samsung comes up short, there’s a third-party developer ready to step in and push the Galaxy Z Flip series to reach its potential. This time, it’s CoverScreen OS with a no-brainer of an update: apps that automatically rotate on the Flex Window. Have you used CoverScreen OS on a Galaxy Z Flip device?0 votesPocket-friendly karaoke? Sign me upRyan Haines / Android AuthorityAt first, I wasn’t sure why I’d need to care about apps that rotate on an almost square display. After all, there’s nothing the Galaxy Z Flip 6 should be able to tell me in landscape orientation that it couldn’t in portrait, right? Well, that’s mostly true until you open Spotify. See, if you’ve ever scrolled up on a song in the Spotify app, you’ll know that it pops up with more content from the artist you’re listening to, as well as lyrics to the song that’s playing and upcoming tour stops. It’s all helpful information, especially if you want to support a new artist that popped up on a playlist, but there’s one problem — none of it works on the Flex Window.It didn’t until now, at least. With the latest CoverScreen OS update, as soon as you flip your Flip from portrait orientation to landscape, it’ll switch to the full-screen version of Spotify that allows for vertical swiping. If you’re like me and constantly check the lyrics of a song to make sure that you heard them correctly, the update makes a big difference. Rather than opening my phone, jumping to Spotify, and looking for the lyrics, I can do everything from the Flex Window and have my phone back in my pocket in about half the time. Auto-rotation is a game-changer for lyric hounds like me, but maybe not for everyone. Granted, I haven’t found much use for app auto-rotation on the Flex Window outside of music streaming services. It also only works in the app version of Spotify — the widget is still locked to its standard portrait orientation. Other apps I’ve tried, like Strava and Instagram, tend to look and act the same whether they’re in landscape or portrait, and occasionally, the rotation causes the bottom edge of the Flex Window to act up. However, the option of rotation adds something meaningful to the Galaxy Z Flip series, and I find myself wondering why Samsung didn’t do it first. This should be Samsung’s problem to fixRyan Haines / Android AuthorityI often wonder why Samsung treats the Flex Window like it does. I was willing to give the company the benefit of the doubt when its cover screen was a tiny 1.6-inch panel, but those days are long behind us. Samsung has high expectations for its Flex Window, going so far as to create an AI-powered Auto Zoom feature for its cameras, but that makes the omissions all the more confusing. Every time Samsung does something clever in an attempt to make the best flip phone on the market, it seems to do so while ignoring a simple feature that would make the Flex Window more useful.Right now, setting up the ideal Flex Window experience requires a balancing act that I’m not sure how to recommend. If you want apps, there’s Good Lock, but you’re stuck with the standard portrait orientation. If you want apps that rotate, there’s CoverScreen OS, but you have to pay a weekly (or annual) subscription to do anything beyond the basics — which is tough to recommend when the phone already costs $1,100. Maybe you can get by with a carefully curated set of widgets, but Samsung doesn’t exactly guide your hand there, either.Perhaps Samsung needs to integrate CoverScreen OS into the fold completely. It must either become part of Good Lock or the default Flex Window experience. Clearly, it’s put the most thought into the smaller parts of the Flex Window, and now Samsung should either copy them or give credit where it’s due. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6Solid dual-camera setup • Excellent build quality • Class-leading update commitmentThe Flip gets refreshed.The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 introduces several exciting updates over previous Flip phones. It is equipped with a larger battery, improved cooling, and a next-gen chipset. 12GB of RAM and up to 512GB of storage mean you do not need to compromise on performance. The 3.4-inch front display offers info at a glance, while the 6.7-inch 22:9 main AMOLED display offers a 120Hz refresh rate.Comments

Ryan Haines / Android Authority

I want to love Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 6. I do like most of it, but I seem to bash its Flex Window experience just as much as I praise anything else. For whatever reason, Samsung doesn’t seem interested in making its cover screen experience as smooth or intuitive as the Motorola Razr Plus (2024). But every time Samsung comes up short, there’s a third-party developer ready to step in and push the Galaxy Z Flip series to reach its potential. This time, it’s CoverScreen OS with a no-brainer of an update: apps that automatically rotate on the Flex Window.

Have you used CoverScreen OS on a Galaxy Z Flip device?

0 votes

Pocket-friendly karaoke? Sign me up

Ryan Haines / Android Authority

At first, I wasn’t sure why I’d need to care about apps that rotate on an almost square display. After all, there’s nothing the Galaxy Z Flip 6 should be able to tell me in landscape orientation that it couldn’t in portrait, right? Well, that’s mostly true until you open Spotify. See, if you’ve ever scrolled up on a song in the Spotify app, you’ll know that it pops up with more content from the artist you’re listening to, as well as lyrics to the song that’s playing and upcoming tour stops. It’s all helpful information, especially if you want to support a new artist that popped up on a playlist, but there’s one problem — none of it works on the Flex Window.

It didn’t until now, at least. With the latest CoverScreen OS update, as soon as you flip your Flip from portrait orientation to landscape, it’ll switch to the full-screen version of Spotify that allows for vertical swiping. If you’re like me and constantly check the lyrics of a song to make sure that you heard them correctly, the update makes a big difference. Rather than opening my phone, jumping to Spotify, and looking for the lyrics, I can do everything from the Flex Window and have my phone back in my pocket in about half the time.

Auto-rotation is a game-changer for lyric hounds like me, but maybe not for everyone.

Granted, I haven’t found much use for app auto-rotation on the Flex Window outside of music streaming services. It also only works in the app version of Spotify — the widget is still locked to its standard portrait orientation. Other apps I’ve tried, like Strava and Instagram, tend to look and act the same whether they’re in landscape or portrait, and occasionally, the rotation causes the bottom edge of the Flex Window to act up. However, the option of rotation adds something meaningful to the Galaxy Z Flip series, and I find myself wondering why Samsung didn’t do it first.

This should be Samsung’s problem to fix

Ryan Haines / Android Authority

I often wonder why Samsung treats the Flex Window like it does. I was willing to give the company the benefit of the doubt when its cover screen was a tiny 1.6-inch panel, but those days are long behind us. Samsung has high expectations for its Flex Window, going so far as to create an AI-powered Auto Zoom feature for its cameras, but that makes the omissions all the more confusing. Every time Samsung does something clever in an attempt to make the best flip phone on the market, it seems to do so while ignoring a simple feature that would make the Flex Window more useful.

Right now, setting up the ideal Flex Window experience requires a balancing act that I’m not sure how to recommend. If you want apps, there’s Good Lock, but you’re stuck with the standard portrait orientation. If you want apps that rotate, there’s CoverScreen OS, but you have to pay a weekly (or annual) subscription to do anything beyond the basics — which is tough to recommend when the phone already costs $1,100. Maybe you can get by with a carefully curated set of widgets, but Samsung doesn’t exactly guide your hand there, either.

Perhaps Samsung needs to integrate CoverScreen OS into the fold completely. It must either become part of Good Lock or the default Flex Window experience. Clearly, it’s put the most thought into the smaller parts of the Flex Window, and now Samsung should either copy them or give credit where it’s due.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6

Solid dual-camera setup • Excellent build quality • Class-leading update commitment

The Flip gets refreshed.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 introduces several exciting updates over previous Flip phones. It is equipped with a larger battery, improved cooling, and a next-gen chipset. 12GB of RAM and up to 512GB of storage mean you do not need to compromise on performance. The 3.4-inch front display offers info at a glance, while the 6.7-inch 22:9 main AMOLED display offers a 120Hz refresh rate.

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