August 2, 2021

Me pehea te Whakahohe i nga wa katoa i runga i te Whakaaturanga Android

Me pehea te Whakahohe i nga wa katoa i runga i te Whakaaturanga Android

Always On Display Android

Android devices keep coming with new features that we never thought were needed until they were released. Continuing this tradition, Android introduced the Tonu feature. Although, it was initially released for Samsung devices but has now made its way to most Android smartphones. This feature allows you to keep your screen on at all times to view time and other important notifications. The Always On Screen has a black background and is really dim thus, minimizes battery consumption. Read our short guide and learn how to enable Always on display Android.

Me pehea te Whakahohe i nga wa katoa i runga i te Whakaaturanga Android

Me pehea te Whakahohe i nga wa katoa i runga i te Whakaaturanga Android

Just like most users, you must also feel that the Always On feature and is a convenient and handy feature. Therefore, follow the methods explained in this article to Enable Always on Display on Android devices.

Method 1: Use in-built Always On Display feature

While the feature is not available on all Android devices, you should be able to enable the Always on display feature on your device with Android version 8 or higher. Simply, follow these steps:

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1. Whakatuwherahia te taputapu tautuhinga a ka patene whakaatu kōwhiringa, rite whakaaturia.

Select the ‘Display’ option to continue

3. Takahia Arā to view all display settings.

Patohia te Arā Atu Anō.

4. Scroll down and tap the option titled Tapapa mata, kua tohua i raro nei.

Scroll down and select the option titled Lock Screen

5. I roto i te Ina whakaatu waahanga, pato i runga tautuhinga arā atu anō.

Tap on Advanced Settings. How to Enable Always On Display Android

6. Turn the toggle ON for the Whakaaturanga taiao āhuatanga.

Tuhipoka: On other Android devices like Samsung and LG, the ambient display feature is visible as Always on display.

Turn on Ambient display. How to Enable Always On Display Android

If you are unable to view the Always-on feature, then enable all the toggle switches on the Whakaaturanga taiao screen. Next, flip the phone around a few times to enable Always on display.

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Method 2: Use third-party Always On Display App

The inbuilt Always On feature on Android although effective, is not really customizable. Moreover, the feature is not available on many Android devices. Thus, users have no choice but to opt for third-party applications. AMOLED i nga wa katoa app, however, is more than just an Always On Display application. It offers several customization options for Always on display while the AMOLED display helps save a ton of battery life. Here’s how to enable Always On Display Android using this app:

1. Whakatuwheratia a Google Store Play ka tango Haere tonu ki te AMOLED.

From the Google Play store, download the ‘Always On AMOLED’

2. Pāwhiritia te tuwhera to run Always on Display APK file.

3. Tuku Whakaaetanga that are required for the app to function at optimal capacity.

Grant the required permissions. How to Enable Always On Display App

4.  Next, adjust the options to alter the brightness, the style of the clock, the duration of the ambient display, the parameters for activation, etc. to customize your Always on Display Android screen.

5. Na, pato i te Patene Purei displayed at the bottom of the screen to preview the ambient display.

tap on the Play Button. How to Enable Always On Display App

Manakohia:

We hope you were able to understand how to enable Always on display Android as well as utilize the Always On Display app. Let us know which method worked for you. Have any queries or suggestions? Drop them in the comment section below.

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