[Myronmack]

Looks to be the USA carriers have taken out the "galaxy lab" feature on the s7 devices that's a bummer, checked with t mobile & Verizon & at&t haven't checked sprint but it doesn't look likely.

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[monicakm]

What is galaxy labs?

[jexx]

Looks to be the USA carriers have taken out the "galaxy lab" feature on the s7 devices that's a bummer, checked with t mobile & Verizon & at&t haven't checked sprint but it doesn't look likely.

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Are you talking about Developer Options??

[primal5]

It's the option to turn off the app drawer and place all the apps on the main page a la iPhone

[Myronmack]

Let me clarify

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[Myronmack]

It's a area to try out new galaxy futures

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[ironass]

Shame really, if this is the case, one of the Galaxy Labs options on the S7 looks interesting...

Galaxy S7 hints that Samsung is next to kill the app drawer

[anon(730457)]

Shame to remove the option to kill the app drawer so your launcher has all of your apps like an iPhone?! Why not just get an iPhone. The app drawer is one of the best conveniences on Android; Google even thinking about killing it is anathema to it standing out from the iPhone, and they're already halfway there with the latest Google Now launcher; it's irritating as crap now having Nova Launcher try to emulate it and not have a true center screen, it screws up organizing screens and icons and widgets. I have three hundred apps installs, many not by my choice, having to swipe through a dozen pages and manually organize each app is terror compared to a vertical scroll screen with alphabetized apps tucked in a drawer that I can drag out to a simple 5-panel launcher; anything less is a regression.

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[dpham00]

Personally I don't really see a big deal,since I use a third-party launcher anyway

[20degrees]

Personally I don't really see a big deal,since I use a third-party launcher anyway

The big deal is probably for the people who don't use it or prefer a different launcher. I like stock for launchers.

[Myronmack]

I believe carriers took out this feature because the feature says things can be removed at any given time so people may expect it to stay the same and if they took it back out it would make people upset, I'm a Samsung rep so daily customers I help out have no clue about phone features lol trust me,i noticed the feature on our in store demo but those are not carrier branded.

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[tomatosouplabs]

I like how it is. I have apps installed I hardly use. I like having shortcuts to apps where I care about locate and launch time. Otherwise for the occasional app I go to the drawer. It seems perfect to me. With iPhone you need to hide these in folders to get them out of the way. I suppose that isn't too bad if you remember which folder you put it in.

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[ironass]

I believe carriers took out this feature because the feature says things can be removed at any given time so people may expect it to stay the same and if they took it back out it would make people upset, I'm a Samsung rep so daily customers I help out have no clue about phone features lol trust me,i noticed the feature on our in store demo but those are not carrier branded.

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Ah! a Samsung rep... just what the doctor ordered.

Can you confirm, apart from the Global, G930F & G935F, models for the S7 & S7 Edge, what are the carrier variants for those models please?

[erwaso]

The big deal is probably for the people who don't use it or prefer a different launcher. I like stock for launchers.

Then soon to be no Samsung or LG for you.

[meyerweb#CB]

Shame really, if this is the case, one of the Galaxy Labs options on the S7 looks interesting...

Galaxy S7 hints that Samsung is next to kill the app drawer

Nothing will stop you from putting all your apps on the home pages and ignore the app drawer if you want to.

[anon(5719825)]

Shame to remove the option to kill the app drawer so your launcher has all of your apps like an iPhone?! Why not just get an iPhone. The app drawer is one of the best conveniences on Android; Google even thinking about killing it is anathema to it standing out from the iPhone, and they're already halfway there with the latest Google Now launcher; it's irritating as crap now having Nova Launcher try to emulate it and not have a true center screen, it screws up organizing screens and icons and widgets. I have three hundred apps installs, many not by my choice, having to swipe through a dozen pages and manually organize each app is terror compared to a vertical scroll screen with alphabetized apps tucked in a drawer that I can drag out to a simple 5-panel launcher; anything less is a regression.

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From what I have read, this option to place all the apps on the home screens like an iPhone is to make those coming from an iPhone, feel comfortable coming to an Android phone the very first time.

I like all the apps in the drawer myself.