The app drawer has been synonymous with Android since its inception, but it could be going away very soon. LG already has removed it by default on the G5, and Google is rumored to be removing it from ...

Every couple of years, we appear to bring back our begging for Samsung to give us what we need. Since they haven’t listened, for the launch of the Galaxy S24, we’ll go ahead and do it again. We’ll ...

Android’s app drawer is one of the platform’s key features, and it’s changed a bit over the years. For a while now, a vertically scrolling list has become the popular way to implement the Android app ...

Everything indicates that the app drawer on Samsung Galaxy devices will make the switch to vertical scrolling. This is something that fans of the brand have been asking for for a long time, and it ...

One of the new changes in One UI 7 is that Samsung has added a watermark to the app drawer, an annoying piece of visual clutter. Apparently, though, this will be removed before the final release. As ...

Sometimes, it feels like we’re living in the future. We have self-driving cars, humanoid robots, and tiny computers on our wrists. Now, you can add vertical app drawers on Samsung phones to that list.

The latest information hints that Samsung may be finally switching over to a vertically scrolling app drawer. The change is expected to arrive with the One UI 7 based on Android 15. One of the key and ...

Samsung released One UI 7 Beta in the US (and some other countries) this morning and we’ll have a story shortly to explain that program (instructions here), how you can sign-up, etc. But look, I’ve ...

I ignored Samsung's Edge panel for years and often treated it like a nuisance, but it turned out to be the key to maximizing ...

The One UI 7 beta update brings a lot of fresh UI elements, features, and AI capabilities, but it also introduces a vertically scrolling app drawer. While most of the features have already been ...

I know third-party app launchers exist, but they are not the answer for me. So yeah, I thought I’d start this article by addressing the obvious first: Yes, third-party launchers can fix many issues in ...

Karandeep Singh Oberoi is a Durham College Journalism and Mass Media graduate who joined the Android Police team in April 2024, after serving as a full-time News Writer at Canadian publication ...