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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: 5 essential home screen Settings shortcuts for your Google Pixel

Your phone’s home screen may not be something you think much about after you set it, but it’s a core part of your overall user experience. The Google Pixel 8, along with other recent Pixel handsets, offers exclusive features you won’t find on other Android phones or tablets. If you’re upgrading to a Pixel from a different Android brand, you may not be aware of some home screen shortcuts on your phone. The Settings app, for example, provides a shortcut widget that gives you quick one-tap access to the numerous system settings.

This guide will walk you through how to enable and use Settings shortcuts on your Pixel. Although we’ve chosen our favorite shortcuts for this story, the process is largely the same for any shortcut you wish to add.

How to add Settings app shortcut actions to your home screen

Adding a shortcut to your home screen is simple and can save you from scrolling through endless menus. Regarding the Settings app on your smartphone, there are several home screen shortcuts to choose from. In the sections below, we cover the ones that are helpful to most users.

To add a specific shortcut from the Settings app to your home screen, check out the following steps:

1. Long press any blank space on your home screen, and then tap Widgets.
2. Scroll down the list until you find Settings, then tap it to reveal the Settings shortcut. Alternatively, open the app drawer, long press the Settings app, and select Widgets.
   

3. Touch and hold the shortcut and then drop it onto your home screen anywhere you like.
4. Select Widgets and then drag and drop the Settings shortcut action onto your home screen.
   

5. You’ll see the Settings shortcut screen with a list of available shortcut actions.
6. Select a shortcut action from the list to place it on your home screen for quick access. There are more than 20 shortcut actions available, with some being more useful than others.

Tame unruly notifications with the Notification history shortcut

If you receive app notifications throughout the day, you know just how quickly they can get out of hand. You may run into a situation where you accidentally swipe one away that you meant to view. This can be annoying, but if this happens to you, there’s an easy way to see that notification on a screen that looks like this:

How to enable Notification history

By default, the Notification log feature you access from your home screen only shows active or silent notifications. You can’t view the ones you accidentally swiped away. To see your previous notifications with greater detail, turn on the Notification history feature in your system settings. When you turn it on, it shows a complete record of your recently dismissed notifications, allowing you to view them later.

To get started, check out the following steps:

1. Go to Settings > Notifications > Notification history.
2. Tap the Use notification history button on the right to activate the feature.

From this point, all notifications are stored in the Notification history screen for viewing later. You can also find them by launching the Notification log home screen shortcut mentioned above. These two features can work without the other, but combining them gives you faster access to your notifications from the home screen.

Make a System shortcut to see the latest app and OS updates

Many of us get device updates monthly, typically including security patches, bug fixes, and performance optimizations. The System shortcut is an excellent way to check for system updates from your home screen. This gives you easy access to the System menu, and from there, tap System update to kickstart the update process instead of waiting for the notification to pop up.

If you regularly check for updates through the Settings menu, this shortcut makes it easier to stay up to date. If you’re a power user and use the Developer options feature, this shortcut helps you reach those settings quickly.

Quickly find your password and account information

Although Google and other major tech companies are replacing passwords with passkeys, our passwordless future is still several years away. This likely means you’ll access your saved passwords frequently, which the Passwords & accounts shortcut can help you with. If you keep your passwords safe using the Google Password Manager feature, create a shortcut to view them faster. With a recent update to the Google Play Services, you can add a shortcut on your home screen to access the Google Password Manager page.

You can also use the Passwords & accounts shortcut to manage the other accounts you might be signed in with, such as Facebook or Instagram, which you’ll see on a screen like the one below. Having one-tap access from your home screen to manage your accounts is helpful, especially when combined with the new Google Password Manager shortcut.

Monitor your mobile data usage with a home screen shortcut

If you have a limited wireless data plan, keep track of the amount you consume each month. When you tap the Data usage shortcut, select the Mobile data usage option to get a screen that shows your total data usage for the month and data usage by app. This can be helpful if you plan to stream a few extra episodes of your favorite show on Netflix.

The Apps shortcut brings you to the screen where you can view every app installed on your device. This lets you see specific app-related information, such as storage used, permissions granted, and notification options. You can also clear an app’s cache, change its permissions, and manage which notifications it sends you. You can even use this feature to find system apps that would otherwise be hidden from your app drawer. Managing the system app settings on your home screen keeps things simple, making your life easier.

When you access the All apps screen, scroll through the list of installed apps and tap the app whose data usage you want to explore. Below is a sample of the screen listing the phone’s installed apps and, for example, the data and permissions for the phone’s Amazon Shopping app.

Place your homescreen shortcuts into their own folders for easy access

Since there are more than 20 Settings app home screen shortcuts, you could end up with more than the ones outlined in the list above. After you have all the shortcuts you want on your home screen, tidy up your home screen by combining them into a single folder. Drag and drop one icon onto another to create a new folder, then bring the rest of the shortcut icons into that folder. If needed, name it something simple, such as Settings or Settings shortcuts.

Other Pixel features you’ll want to try

Homescreen shortcuts are great for seeing information at a glance and staying on task, but it’s just one of many features optimized for Pixel owners. Check out our regularly updated Pixel Feature Drop guide, to learn about all the new features making their way to your phone.

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