S20 plus look

 Samsung Galaxy S20 Theme & Launcher supports all Android device/phones and tablets.

By Samsung Galaxy S20 Theme & Launcher you can personalize your Phone the way you want it to be look like.

 Samsung Galaxy S20 Theme & Launcher is a smart app which contain nice and cool functions. Samsung Galaxy S20 Theme & Launcher make your faster also improve your phone performance.

 Coordinate your phone in a touch. From video wallpapers to fun icons, Galaxy Themes makes stylish phone-lifts easier than ever.

 Each of these wallpapers, published first by XDA, has a resolution of 3200×3200 pixels – the wallpapers that come preloaded on the Galaxy Note 10+ have a resolution of 3040×3040 pixels, so does this mean the Galaxy S20 series will feature higher-resolution displays compared to the Galaxy Note 10+? It’s possible, although we are assuming all three models will come with a lower resolution set as default out of the box, which is what Samsung has been doing for all of its flagships launched after the Galaxy S8 and S8+.

 You can download the entire wallpaper collection, including the two live wallpapers, as a ZIP file by clicking this link.

To download the individual wallpapers, tap/click on each wallpaper down below to enlarge it, then press and hold/right-click on the the image and select the save option One UI is only a year old at this point, and Samsung knows there’s plenty of room for improvement.

That is exactly what the company has focused on with One UI 2.0, which is filled to the brim with improvements to the existing user interface and functionality.

 And to show you exactly how all of those changes and improvements compare to One UI 1.1/1.5, we spent a week discovering it all on a Galaxy S10 running the Android 10 One UI 2.0 beta and have made side-by-side screenshots for you to check out. Before we get started, we should mention that there may be other changes that we haven’t managed to find just yet, and we will update this post when we do find something else.

 Also, we’ll be taking a look at the major new features in our One UI 2.0 feature focus series of articles, which is why we aren’t going to talk about them here. Last but not least, in each picture you see below, the left screenshot is from Android Pie/One UI 1.x and the right one is from Android 10/One UI 2.0.

 Samsung's Over The Horizon theme has been on all Galaxy S and Galaxy Note phones since the Galaxy S2 back in 2011. Each year, Samsung provides a new perspective on the theme. This year's theme arrives closer to nature.

It replaces the symphonic orchestral sound for a more natural one. To pull it off, Samsung uses a rotor and pulley-based device (in the shape of a flame). The device plays Samsung's chord theme at various places throughout the video.

The plucking strings give a more natural sound than violin strings. You can see a clear case on the back of the rotor-and-pulley that with a string inside that slides down  Nova Launcher is a powerful and elegant launcher that lets you customize aspects of your home screen, icons, and folders.

 One of the features that stands out and makes a difference in Nova Launcher is its outstanding graphic quality. Even the simple action of sliding your finger to switch desktops shows an elaborate transition in three dimensions.

 Besides aesthetic matters, Nova Launcher allows you to customize the gestures you use on your device. You can even set up shortcuts to make your Android device shake.

Some of the features are included in the paid version only.

 Besides all this, you can also customize the icons on your different desktops and make backups of your settings to import them to other devices. This means that if you like the style on your mobile phone, you can easily put it on your Android tablet as well. Nova Launcher combines versatility with elegance to offer a different home screen full of new possibilities. A real treasure for lovers of Android customization