

Thanks to Microsoft's apps appearing on the Galaxy S6, you'll be entitled to collect 100 GB of cloud storage on One Drive for two years. You can take a screenshot on the Galaxy S6 with hardware buttons or a palm swipe. You can turn this feature on or off in Settings > Gestures and Motions > Palm Swipe to Capture. You can also capture your screen by passing the side of your palm across the screen from right to left.

You can access screenshots in an automatically created Screenshots folder in your Gallery app. If you don't already know how to take a screenshot on the Galaxy S6, you simply navigate to the page you want to capture and then press and hold the Power and Home buttons until the screen animates and a preview of your screenshot appears in the navigation shade. The Galaxy S6 features both Samsung's Smart Switch and Google's Tap & Pay for transferring data from one phone to another. Just install the app, open it and follow the instructions. If you don't take this option, or your old phone doesn't support NFC (necessary for Tap & Go functionality) or you're coming from an iOS device, then you will be prompted to install Samsung's Smart Switch when you first hit the Galaxy S6 home screen. Use Tap & Go or Smart Switch to transfer your old phone's contentsĭuring initial setup, you will be prompted to use Android Lollipops's Tap & Go feature to seamlessly transfer your contacts, messages, photos, music, calendars and files from one phone to another.

