[Galaxy S25/Home Screen] Landscape Mode

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Landscape Mode

The appearance of apps and widgets will now stay consistent across both portrait and landscape modes. In landscape view, apps will automatically realign, beginning with those that occupy the most space, starting from the left corner. This may cause the grid to be repositioned based on the layout you used (e.g., a 4x6 layout will adjust to 6x4 in landscape view).

Enable auto rotation to landscape mode for the home screen

Step 1. Swipe down from the right corner to access the quick settings panel > Tap the Auto rotate icon to enable.

Step 2. Tap and hold down on the Auto rotate icon to open the Auto rotate settings.

Step 3. Tap on the Home screen switch to enable landscape view.

Status Bar
You will notice that the status bar is not visible in landscape view. Simply swipe down from the top of the screen to view the status bar, and swipe down once more to access the notification and quick settings panel.

Editing the Home screen
The ability to edit the home screen is restricted in landscape view in order to maintain the same layout format in both landscape and portrait views.

• Moving or deleting app icons and widgets is not supported.
• Resizing folders is not supported.

[Galaxy S25/Home Screen] Changes to the Home screen on the Samsung Galaxy S25

[Galaxy S25/Home Screen] Set up your Home screen with optimised grid layouts

[Galaxy S25/Home Screen] Changes to the appearance of widgets and app icons

[Galaxy S25/Home Screen] One swipe access to the notification and quick settings panel

[Galaxy S25/Home Screen] Enlarge app folders for quick access