a custom skin).
For starters, Samsung’s skin has a much nicer visual design than any previous version of TouchWiz.
The design looks pretty good these days, and stands out from the crowd of other Android handsets.
Samsung has cut down on unnecessary crap here in favor of just the elements you need.
The condensed submenus are a godsend and they just make sense, separating options into clear categories.
Previously this area was an absolute mess.
As you’d expect from a Samsung gear, there are alotof features throughout the software.
I didn’t want any of that garbage on my phone, so I opted not to install it.
This doesn’t rid the S8+ of bloatware entirely.
I guess you’re free to’t win everything.
Iwouldtalk about the Edge screen features, but there’s not a whole lot to discuss.
Perhaps the only useful feature here are the screenshot tools.
Bixby is split into three parts: Home, Voice and Vision.
And Voice wasn’t available in Australia, so I couldn’t test it.
