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The outer display on Samsung\u2018s Galaxy Z Flip phones is incredibly handy for quick checks. However, officially, it\u2019s pretty limited on which apps it can run. If you\u2019ve been craving more functionality from that sleek external screen, there\u2019s a way. Thanks to a module from Samsung\u2019s own Good Lock app, you can actually run almost any app on your Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, Z Flip 7 FE, or Z Flip 6\u2019s cover display.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s pretty sad that you still can\u2019t run any app on the cover display of Flip devices by default. Direct rivals, like the Motorola Razr foldable phones, allow this. Fortunately, there are tools like MultiStar that let you bypass this limitation.<\/p>\n
How to run any app on your Galaxy Z Flip 7\u2014and other Flips\u2014cover display<\/p>\n
Setting up MultiStar isn\u2019t very complicated and increases the versatility of your handset. If you are not aware, MultiStar is a module of Good Lock, Samsung\u2019s customization app. You can unlock the full potential of your Z Flip\u2019s cover device by following the steps below.<\/p>\n
Download Good Lock and MultiStar: Grab the Good Lock app from your phone\u2019s Play Store or Galaxy Store. Once installed, open Good Lock, switch to the \u201cPlugins\u201d tab, and download the MultiStar module.<\/p>\n
Select Your Apps: Open MultiStar, tap \u201cI \u2661 Galaxy Foldable,\u201d then \u201cLauncher Widget.\u201d Here, you can select all the apps you want accessible on your cover screen.<\/p>\n
Add the Widget: Go to your phone\u2019s main \u201cSettings\u201d app, find the \u201cCover screen\u201d menu, and then tap \u201cWidgets.\u201d Scroll down to find and add the \u201cGood Lock Launcher\u201d widget.<\/p>\n
Once the widget is added, simply fold your phone, turn on the cover screen, and swipe left until you see the new Launcher widget. Now you can tap and open your selected apps directly. You can revisit MultiStar any time to customize your app list.<\/p>\n
Why the Galaxy Z Flip 7 shines<\/p>\n
This method works for several Galaxy Z Flip models. However, the experience is notably superior on the new Galaxy Z Flip 7. Its cover display is significantly larger and offers much more usable space than previous generations. This means app buttons are easier to tap, the interface feels less cramped, and you can even type comfortably with both hands\u2014a big improvement over earlier models. The Z Flip 7 even lets you adjust the app\u2019s UI to avoid interference from the camera\u2019s cutouts.<\/p>\n
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This enhanced cover screen usability could mean you\u2019ll find yourself unfolding your phone less often, especially when you\u2019re on the go. This is quite useful for taking care of two factors: device durability and battery life. Regarding the former, using the cover screen will almost always result in unfolding the device less often, causing less impact to the internal display. As for battery life, while the cover screen is large, it\u2019s still much smaller than the inner panel. This translates to less power consumption in your daily use.
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