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Galaxy Note 8 launched with great features including live message, S Pen, Super AMOLED panel, sport dual camera and more. In this tutorial, I will show you complete guide to enable screen mode on Galaxy Note 8. Galaxy Note 8’s AMOLED display is one of the largest, brightest and details screens. It provides terrific flexibility in how look items.

You can turn on screen mode on galaxy Note 8 using display settings. Galaxy Note 8 has four modes including Adaptive display, AMOLED cinema, AMOLED photo and Basic. These modes helpful to color temperature adjustment and ability to fine tune color balance, also customize it for your choice. Follow below given step by step guide to enable screen mode on Galaxy Note 8 device.

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How to enable screen mode on Galaxy Note 8

Step 1: Go to settings in your Samsung galaxy Note 8

Step 2: Tap Display

Step 3: Tap screen mode

You will see four display modes including Adaptive display, AMOLED cinema, AMOLED photo and Basic. Now enable screen mode on Galaxy Note 8 device.

Adaptive display

It will helpful to adjust the screen color temperature and set display balance between red, blue and green. This Adaptive display setting is not available with photo or other basic settings. In short adjustment based on display screen in your galaxy Note 8.

AMOLED Photo

This display mode added more saturation. AMOLED photo has work with RGB color space, which is larger compare to sRGB.

AMOLED Cinema

AMOLED Cinema mode provides more saturation and display looks dashing and artificial. You will enjoy more when watching movies or videos on your galaxy Note 8 device.

Basic:

Basic mode is one type of sRGB standard.

And that’s all about Samsung galaxy Note 8 screen mode settings.

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In display settings, you will turn on blue light filter on Samsung galaxy Note 8 device.

Settings > Display > Blue light filter

After enabled blue light filter, you will see the galaxy Note 8 screen has changed and looks like yellow. This screen will bring with less blue light to your eyes when reading or working at night.

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Samsung galaxy Note 8 launched with awesome features including S Pen, Super AMOLED panel, Live message, sport dual camera and more. But in this tutorial, I will show you how to set up fingerprint sensor on Galaxy Note 8 device. Fingerprint sensor is useful to secure your device and fast unlock your Note 8 compare to pattern lock or password. You can find fingerprint sensor next to the camera on back side of the phone.

You can set Face recognition and Iris scanner in your Samsung galaxy Note 8 device. Also use fingerprint scanner on mobile wallet via Samsung Pay or Android Pay. Check out below given step by step guide to set up fingerprint sensor on Galaxy Note 8 device.

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How to set up fingerprint sensor on Galaxy Note 8

In your Samsung galaxy Note 8 device, you can easily set up fingerprint sensor, disable fingerprint sensor and add or remove fingerprint sensor within a few minutes. Follow below given instruction to set up Galaxy Note 8 fingerprint sensor.

Step 1: Go to settings in your galaxy Note 8

Step 2: Tap lock screen & security

You will see face recognition, Fingerprint sensor and Iris scanner options.

Step 3: Tap Fingerprint sensor

Step 4: Follow on screen instruction

Step 5: Create Pattern, PIN number or Password

This will useful if not unlock your device using fingerprint sensor in more than 1 day. When this type of situation occurs, unlock your galaxy Note 8 using one of the above securities.

Step 6: Now place a finger on the fingerprint sensor several times at bottom of phone until show 100% completed.

Now set up fingerprint sensor on Galaxy Note 8 process is completed.

Step 7: Tap Add to add three more fingerprints on your Note 8 device

In fingerprint verification settings on galaxy Note 8, you can see Samsung Pass, Samsung Pay and Fingerprint unlock option.

Galaxy Note 8 fingerprint sensor tips:

Disable Fingerprint sensor on galaxy Note 8

Settings > Lock screen & security > Fingerprint sensor > Disable

Add new fingerprint to galaxy Note 8

Settings > Lock screen & security > Fingerprint scanner > Green + icon > Add fingerprint

Remove fingerprint on galaxy Note 8

Settings > Lock screen & security > Fingerprint scanner > Edit > Select fingerprint you want to remove > Remove > Again tap remove

I hope this little article helpful to set up fingerprint sensor on Galaxy Note 8 device. If you have any kind of trouble, let us know in below comment box. Stay connected with us for daily latest Samsung galaxy Note 8 tips.

Get rid of persistent notifications on Android Oreo 8.1? Here’s how to disable persistent notification on android Oreo devices. In Android Oreo, you will see a notification on the home screen when an app running in the background. You can hide apps running in the background notification using apps & notification settings. Also, use download third party applications from play store and hide persistent notifications on android 8.1 Oreo devices.

Google launched the latest Android 8.0 Oreo OS with top best features including Adaptive icons, Notification dots, PIP mode, Android instant apps, background process limit, Auto-fill, Google play protect, and more. Annoying by Android Oreo persistent notification? Also permanently snooze notification without root on your Android device.

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How To Hide Persistent Notification On Android 8 Oreo

When the app is running in the background in your Oreo, you can see below the screen on your Android 8.0 device.

There are two ways to hide persistent notifications on android Oreo 8.0 devices such as Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, LG, Moto Z, Moto Z Play, HTC and other lists of Oreo compatible devices.

Hide apps running in the background in Oreo using Notification importance

Android Oreo comes with a new notification importance feature. So you can individually set notification important level on android Oreo as Urgent/High/Medium or Low.

Step 1: Go to Settings in your android Oreo device.

Step 2: Tap Apps & notifications.

Step 3: Tap App info.

Step 4: Tap Three vertical dots from the top right side corner.

Step 5: Tap Show system.

Step 6: Scroll down and tap the Android system.

Step 7: Tap App notifications.

A list of various categories is a view in Android system notifications.

Step 8: Scroll down and tap Apps running in the background.

Step 9: Tap Importance.

By default set medium as important in android system notifications.

Step 10: Choose Low.

This is one of the easiest and simple methods to hide the app running in the background persistent notification android Oreo 8.0. Also, turn off the Android system notifications Oreo devices.

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Disable/Turn Off Persistent Notification on Android 8.1 Oreo using third-party apps

In this method, you will need to download Tasker and Notification Listener app from the play store and install it in your Oreo devices. This app is useful to block the persistent notification on android Oreo 8.0 device.

Download the Tasker app

Download Notification listener app

After downloaded apps in your device, import below given file in Tasker and run it to hide persistent notifications on android 8.0 Oreo devices.

Download XML File

Open Tasker app > Tasker > Tasks window > import > mobile icon > Snooze.xml file > Now import downloaded file. After imported file, Go to profiles > + button at right side of bottom corner > select Event from drop-down menu > select Tasker event > Select event category > Tasker > Monitor start > back arrow > New task & snooze options > Snooze

Now reboot your Android Oreo device. You will no longer see the persistent Android Oreo notification on your device.

End the list of possible solutions to disable persistent notification on Android Oreo 8.0 devices. Do you know some other handy tips? Let me know in the comment section. Don’t forget to mention which method worked for you.

Here’s how to see memory usage by apps on Android  8.1 Oreo. You can find memory usage options under developer mode. First of all, enable developer mode in Android 8.0 Oreo devices. After that, you can check RAM usage or memory usage by apps on Android. In-app usage memory, you can view the list of apps and their memory usage data. You can also sort memory usage by maximum or average use. So you can easily find the app using more data. Sometimes several apps not use and consume memory. Find this type of app and force stop that app.

Android 8.0 Oreo launched with awesome features Adaptive icons, Notification dots, Picture-in-picture mode, Android instant apps, Auto-fill and more. In the Android Oreo device. Check below-given step by step guide to see memory usage by apps on android Oreo 8.0 devices such as Pixel, Pixel XL, Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, Moto Z, Moto Z Play, HTC, LG, etc.

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How To Check RAM or Memory Usage By Apps On Android Oreo 8.0 and 8.1

Limit background activity for the app in android 8.0 Oreo is one of the best features to stop unnecessary background usage data and improve battery life on Oreo devices. Let see how to find which app usage more memory on android 8.0 Oreo devices.

First of all, enable developer mode in your android 8.0 Oreo devices using below settings.

Step 1: Go to Settings.

Step 2: Tap system.

Step 3: Tap about a phone.

Step 4: Tap Build number 7 times.

This message view on your device screen: You are now a developer!

To find developer mode in Oreo go to Settings > system > Developer options.

Now check out below given a complete guide to see memory usage by apps on android Oreo 8.0.

Step 1: Go to settings in your android 8.0 Oreo devices.

Step 2: Tap system.

Step 3: Tap developer options.

Step 4: Tap memory.

Here you can see average memory use by apps, free space, and your android Oreo performance.

Step 5: Tap memory used by apps.

List of apps and its memory data usage details show on your device screen.

Step 6: Tap Three vertical dots from the top right side corner

Step 7: Touch Sort by max. use.

Now see list of app memory usage details (maximum to minimum usage). By default this memory usage set for 3 hours. You will choose from 6 hours/12 hours/1 days.

Step 8: Tap app wants to see memory usage in detail.

Want to reduce memory usage on android Oreo? First of all stop unnecessary apps, limit app background data & activity and limit background process limit.

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Individually Check app memory usage data on Android 8.1 using apps & notification

Step 1: Go to settings in your Oreo 8.0.

Step 2: Tap apps & notifications.

Step 3: Tap app info.

List of installed apps views in your device.

Step 4: Tap app wants to see memory usage data.

Step 5: Tap memory.

You can see average memory use by a particular app.

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Settings > System > Advanced > Developer options > Running services > App RAM usage data

Check Memory Usage By Apps In Android 10

Settings > System > Advanced > Developer options > Memory > Memory used by apps

And that’s all. I hope these little tips help to see memory usage by apps on the Android Oreo 8.0 device. Do you have any tips want to share? Tell us in below comment box.

Is your Galaxy Note 8 device set up dual speaker? In this tutorial, I will show you step by step guide to enable dual speakers on galaxy Note 8 device. These dual stereo speakers are stunning to watching movies or videos and playing games in your galaxy Note 8. Galaxy Note 8 released with awesome features such as live message, S pen, live focus, dual speaker stereo audio and more.

Stereo speaker is useful to enjoy hear audio from our android device. Have you any idea about Galaxy Note 8 comes with dual speakers or not? In several devices users worried due to stereo speaker’s absence. Check out below given step by step guide to enable and use dual speakers on the Galaxy Note 8 device.

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How to Enable Dual Speakers on Samsung Galaxy Note 8

If stereo speaker mode for galaxy Note 8 is available, first of all, enable dual stereo speakers on Samsung Galaxy Note 8 device. This mode changes to the mixer_paths.xml files under /system/etc folder. Now it will automatically go without need root/ custom recovery to install this stereo speaker mode.

This file is big, so making a change to it difficult to use. To modify this file to easy to use. Below you can download dual stereo speaker mode file for galaxy Note 8 device.

Download

Let see instruction to download and install dual speaker set up on the Galaxy Note 8 device.

Step 1: Download the mixer_paths.xml file from the above-given link and copy file to your Galaxy Note 8 device.

Step 2: Open any root file explorer you want to use.

If not installed any file manager app, download your favorite file explorer app from the play store.

Step 3: Copy the modifier mixer_paths.xml.

Step 4: Go to system/etc folder on the root file explorer.

Step 5: Paste the file and replace it with a modified file.

Step 6: Set permission to RW-R-R OR 644

Now restart your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 device and enable dual speakers on galaxy Note 8. I enjoy watching movies or videos, listening to music and more audio activity.

Use Dual Audio on Galaxy S10 Plus and S10

Step 1: Go to Settings.

Step 2: Tap on Connections.

Step 3: Tap Bluetooth and turn on Bluetooth toggle.

Step 4: Tap Advanced at upper right.

Step 5: Toggle on dual audio.

You can see this pop-up message on the screen: Turn off media volume sync?

Step 6: Tap Turn off.

Step 7: Tap Dual audio.

Enjoy music on two Bluetooth devices or two Bluetooth speakers at the same time using a single phone.

And that’s all. I hope this article helpful to enable dual speakers on the Galaxy Note 8 device. Do you have any other tips want to share? If you have any kind of trouble, let us know in below comment box. Stay connected with us for the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 8 tips and tricks.

Here’s how to enter Android Oreo into recovery mode using the hardware key. This process is the same as we factory reset android 8.0 Oreo when the phone won’t turn on. When your android device is in recovery mode, you can see several options such as reboot system now, view recovery logs, Apply update from ADB, reboot to bootloader, Wipe data/factory reset, Wipe cache partition and power off.

Most of all recovery mode is used when your android Oreo won’t turn on, Touch screen not working, black screen, or freeze your device. But in android 8.0, system settings changes slightly. So checkout below given steps to use Android recovery mode in different devices such as Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Nexus 6P/Nexus 5X, HTC, Moto Z, Moto Z Play, Nokia 8/6 and more Oreo supported devices.

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2 Ways To Boot Android Into Recovery Mode 

Check out below given two methods to boot into recovery mode on Google Pixel 8.0 and other devices.

1^st Way: Enter Android into Recovery mode using hardware key

Step 1: Switch off your Android Oreo.

Step 2: Press & hold the volume down button and the power button at the same time until the phone Android system recovery screen appears.

By default the start button show on Google pixel & pixel XL device.

Step 3: Press the volume down button until view recovery mode.

Step 4: Press the power button to restart into recovery mode.

You can see a list of various options. Press the volume down button to choose and power button to apply.

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2^nd Way: Boot Google Pixel 8.0 Oreo recovery mode using ADB on Windows PC or laptop

Step 1: Connect your Google Pixel 8.0 Oreo device to PC using a USB cable

Install ADB / USB driver on your PC for the Google Pixel device.

Step 2: Navigate to android-sdk-windows\platform-tools directory

Step 3: Open Command prompt in your desktop or laptop device

Step 4: Type the ADB reboot recovery command on your PC and press enter

Now your Google Pixel phone will turn off and boot into the recovery mode. That’s all about how to use recovery mode in your Google Pixel and Pixel XL devices.

I hope the above given little tips helpful to enter android Oreo into recovery mode. If you have any kind of trouble, tell us in below comment box. We will respond as soon as possible. Stay connected with us for the latest Android Oreo 8.0 tricks.