How To Change Homescreen Grid On Samsung

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       If you want more space on your homescreen, you can change it from a 4 x 5 grid to a 5 x 6 grid. This means more applications will be able to fit on one screen.

        Go ahead and use two fingers to squeeze the homescreen. Then click the settings icon on the bottom right.

       Click homescreen grid and at the bottom there will be options to switch. If you want to switch the app screen grid, you can also do the same by tapping the app screen grid button.

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