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SAMSUNG GALAXY FOLD 6 DETAILED REVIEW

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 The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 represents the sixth iteration of Samsung’s pioneering foldable flagship, arriving at a crucial moment in the foldable device market. With increased competition from manufacturers worldwide and consumers becoming more accustomed to the concept of folding smartphones, Samsung faced the challenge of maintaining its leadership position while addressing persistent criticisms of previous models. This comprehensive review explores whether the Galaxy Z Fold 6 successfully evolves the formula or merely offers incremental improvements to an already established design. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Design and Build Quality The Galaxy Z Fold 6 introduces the most significant design refinement since the series began. Samsung has finally addressed one of the most consistent criticisms by reducing the device’s thickness when folded to 12.1mm (down from 13.4mm on the Fold 5). This 10% reduction makes a noticeable difference in pocket comfort and overall handling...
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How to show Battery Percentage on iPhone X

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How to show Battery Percentage on iPhone X

To know how to show battery Percentage on iPhone X. The iPhone X Smartphone from Apple were recently announced on September 12, 2017, exciting features. But one thing Apple failed to let us know before the launch was that iPhone X doesn’t display battery percentage in the battery status bar. In other words, the iPhone X doesn’t have a battery percentage indicator.
This is not an indication that the phone is bad, it just because of the Notch getting in the way of where the battery percentage should be. The good news is, you can find a way around it to show Battery Percentage on iPhone X. You might need to install an iPhone X swipe gestures to see it though.

Show Battery Percentage on iPhone X

How then do we Show Battery Percentage on iPhone X?
In this article, we explain how to find the battery percentage on the iPhone X (and on other models of iPhone, as the case may be). If you are oblivious of the usefulness, what you will be having now is the digital clock appearing in the left-hand slot, and the cellular and Wi-Fi signal strengths and the battery remaining, all crammed together into the right-hand slot.
With this in view, we can see that there isn’t even room for the battery to be displayed as a percentage, only as a graphical icon – which tells you roughly how much power you’ve got, but not exactly. Noticeably, the phones cellular provider is lost and while the location services icon appears on the left where applicable, and the charging icon now sits on top of the battery graphic, many of the other status icons that used to come and go depending on conditions don’t make the cut either.

Steps on how to show Battery Percentage on iPhone X

So how do we access this then? The Control centre of the iPhone provides the answers to this. Above the various controls and toggles on the screen, the status bar is pulled down from the top and now has enough space to expand the battery status into a graphic and a percentage figure. (Note that this is different to the way the Control Centre displays on other iPhones, which blur out the top status bar.)
In fact, there are other methods you can use to achieve the same thing. Any time you plug the iPhone X into a charging source, a graphic will pop up showing the current battery percentage.
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