Samsung Galaxy S20 Learners Guide: A Comprehensive Manual to Help You Master Your Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20 Series like a Pro
By Aaron Smith
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About this ebook
The Samsung Galaxy S20 is a powerful premium phone with many innovative features, many of which aren't yet present in other smartphone brands, such as a sleek 120Hz display, sophisticated cameras, 100X zoom, and 5G connectivity in a solid design.
Do you need:
- A thorough step-by-step guide with detailed screenshots to help you set up your mobile device newly.
- A well-illustrated user guide which includes all the secret tips and tricks to help you optimize your Samsung S20's full potential?
- Helpful tips and techniques to explore and master your phone, including troubleshooting smoothly and getting the best out of your device?
Then this manual is for you.
In this book, you get to learn:
- Mind-blowing details about the Galaxy S20 smartphone: its powerful design, size, display, camera, etc.
- Hidden tricks to configure and enjoy your S20 with ease.
- Ways to optimize your phone charging power in record time.
- New method to transfer files from Galaxy S20 to your Mac smoothly.
- Unique techniques to minimize moisture damage.
- Samsung's unique text editing feature.
- Undiscovered ways to troubleshoot your S20 if you find yourself in a fix.
What are you waiting for? Click the buy button to get the best out of your Galaxy S20 smartphone.
Aaron Smith
Aaron Smith has been encouraging husbands to lead their families according to the Bible through his site HusbandRevolution.com since May 2011. He passionately urges men to strive for spiritual maturity, supporting husbands with marriage encouragement. Aaron has coauthored several books on marriage with his wife, including 31 Prayers for My Wife, 31 Prayers for My Future Wife, a thirty-day marriage devotional titled Husband After God, and Marriage After God. Aaron and Jennifer have been working together as a team for the last decade, using their giftings to produce over ten books and help others draw closer to God through their website marriageaftergod.com. The Smiths are eager to continue working together to fulfill God’s purpose for their marriage by publishing Christian marriage books and resources and hosting a weekly Marriage After God podcast as a means to inspire others in their marriage and faith journey. They live with their five young children in central Oregon.
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Samsung Galaxy S20 Learners Guide
A Comprehensive Manual to Help You Master Your Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20 Series like a Pro
Copyright © 2020, Aaron Smith
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No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system without express written permission from the author.
Table of Contents
Copyright
Table of Contents
Introduction
The Contents of Samsung Galaxy S20 Package
How to Insert Sim Card/Micro SD Card into Samsung Galaxy S20
How to Configure Samsung Galaxy S20
How to Add and Delete Samsung Account
Samsung Galaxy S20 User Guide
How to Power off and Restart Galaxy S20
How to Reset Galaxy S20's Network Settings
How to Perform Hard Reset on Galaxy S20
How to Perform Factory Reset on Galaxy S20
How to Reset Galaxy S20's Accessibility Settings
How to Force Restart or Soft Reset Galaxy S20
How to Reset All Settings to Fix System Settings Errors
How to Erase Cache Partition on Galaxy S20
How to Protect Your Apps and Files
How to Link up Galaxy S20 to a Wi-Fi Network
How to Pair Galaxy S20 with a Bluetooth Headset
How to Pair Galaxy S20 with a PS4 Wireless Controller
What to Do if Your Galaxy S20 Won’t Power on
How to Move Files from Galaxy S20 to Mac through Android File Transfer
How to Correct Loss of Signal on Galaxy S20
How to Rectify Galaxy S20 Running Slow
How to Correct Unsent MMS Failure
How to Rectify Galaxy S20 Stuck on Logo and Won’t Power up
How to Use Mobile Data to Connect to the Internet
How to View Developer Options and Activate USB Debugging
How to Address Detected Moisture Warning
How to Configure Mobile Hotspot and Share Wi-Fi Connection
How to Fix Galaxy S20 When it can't Make Calls
How to Reset Apps
How to Take Screenshots in Multiple Ways
How to Adjust Brightness and Screen Timeout
How to Adjust Lock Screen Shortcuts
How to Reset Settings without Erasing Files and Apps
How to Change and Manage App Permissions
How to Configure a Secure Screen Lock
How to View and Enable Lockdown Mode
How to Clear Browsing Data on Chrome
How to Fix Persistent Freezing Problem
How to Fix Disappearing Wi-Fi Connection
How to Configure Mobile Hotspot
How to Obstruct Third-Party Cookies on Chrome
How to Correct Random Lags
How to Generate a Group Contact
How to Synchronize Account Contacts
How to Block or Unblock a Mobile Number
How to Stop Adverts (Ads) on Chrome Browser
How to Correct Network Connection Errors
How to Activate Parental controls and Set Content Restrictions on Play Store
How to Adjust Galaxy S20 Keyboard Theme
How to Change the Default Language
How to Configure Text Notification
How to Adjust Refresh Rate for Better Motion Smoothness
How to Activate One-handed Mode Function
How to Increase Touchscreen Sensitivity
How to Resolve Instagram Crashes
How to Put an App to Sleep
How to Use Text Editing Keyboard Function
How to Rectify Black Screen of Death Problem
How to Rectify Fast Charging Problem
How to Rectify Facebook App Crashing Problem
How to Rectify Mobile Data That's not Functioning
How to Rectify Inability to Receive Calls
How to Rectify Wi-Fi Network That's not Connecting
How to Rectify Frozen Galaxy S20
How to Rectify Sluggish Galaxy S20
How to Rectify Flickering Screen Problem
How to Rectify Messenger That Keeps Crashing
How to Restrict Mature Videos on YouTube
How to Set Old Messages to Delete Automatically
How to Turn Automatic Updates on and off
Conclusion
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Introduction
The Samsung Galaxy S20 is the Android centerpiece for people who prefer smaller smartphones. The S20 is simple to use with one hand owing to its 6.2-inch display, and yet this lightweight gadget delivers quite a punch.
Like its bigger siblings, the Galaxy S20 provides you with a smooth 120Hz display, revolutionary new camera system with increased 5G speeds, and zoom.
Design Review
The Samsung Galaxy S20 doesn't look markedly different from the Galaxy S10, but some refinings are welcome. This time around, the outline for the front camera is smaller and positioned in the upper center of the display rather than on the right side, so it's less of a distraction. Moreover, the display isn't that curved, which I appreciate as there is little chance of unintentional touches when you move the phone in your hands.
At this stage, I feel it's not a serious thing, but it's noticeable that the Samsung Galaxy S20 doesn't come with a headphone jack, which is the first Galaxy S premium phone without this feature.
The color options of the Samsung Galaxy S20 are not impressive, but there is at least some variety. The Galaxy S20 comes in three colors: cloud pink, cloud blue, and cosmic gray. I'm biased towards the lighter Cloud Blue because it feels and looks new.
Camera Review
The Galaxy S20 aims to stand out from the competition with bigger sensors, a wider zoom, and advanced features, thus making shooting and sharing easier.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 comes with a triple rear camera equipped with a 12MP wide-angle sensor of 1.8 microns. The telephoto lens uses a 0.8 micron sensor of 64MP, and the ultra-wide 12MP camera uses a 1.4 micron sensor.
Why do I emphasize on these numbers? Well, the bigger the sensor, the more light it allows in to produce brighter and clearer images. By contrast, the ultra-wide cameras, wide-angle, and telephoto of the Galaxy S10 were 1, 1.4, and 1 microns accordingly. At least for the S20, two of the lenses are considerably bigger.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 has a sharper zoom than the Galaxy S10. The Hybrid Optic Zoom increases to a maximum of 3x, which should be a lossless zoom and the digital zoom increases to a maximum of 30x. As you reach 30x, the camera view becomes shaky, but all in all, this is an improvement on the Galaxy S10's 2x zoom.
What about Night Mode? The Galaxy S20 did an excellent job capturing the landscape in nearly total darkness.
My favorite aspect of the Samsung Galaxy S20 camera is Single Take. In this mode, when you click the shutter button, the phone will take a set of photos while also capturing 10 seconds of video. The phone will then provide you with a folder of results, such as a Live Focus (portrait mode) photo, an AI (artificial intelligence) Best Moment, ultra-wide shot, including a fast forward video that is perfect for social media and the original video.
On the video aspect, the Galaxy S20 is a beast, as it can capture 8K video up to 24 frames per second. You can also cast videos to Samsung 8K QLED flat screens - if you can buy one, and capture 33MP photos from 8K videos that you may want to share.
The front camera of the Samsung Galaxy S20 features a 10MP sensor that uses 1.22 micron and an f/2.2 aperture. It's the exact resolution and size as the front camera of the S10, but that camera had an aperture of f/1.9.
I took a photo of myself with the front camera, and my face appeared a little too polished, but it did an excellent job catching the dots on my top and hair.
Display Review
Even though a fast processor helps, the display's refresh rate can make a phone feel smoother in daily operation, whether you're navigating through websites or playing games. The 6.2-inch OLED display of the Samsung Galaxy S20 has a refresh rate of 120Hz, which is times two of the 60Hz rate on the Galaxy S10.
Another bonus? The Samsung Galaxy S20 features a new 240Hz touch sensor, which should be more receptive. In my testing, the 120Hz mode was fast when I used the Chrome app and the Twitter app.
While using the phone during a hands-on time, the Galaxy S20 felt incredibly fluid, and you can easily switch from 60Hz to 120Hz in the display settings menu. The sad news is that choosing 120Hz dials down the resolution from quad HD to full HD.
The Galaxy S20 has one of the most brightly colored displays ever seen. The OLED display had a very high average brightness of 857 nits, which is much brighter than the radiating 752-nit iPhone 11 Pro.