When you’re working on something on your phone, it’s easy to copy and paste information from one app to another. The Galaxy Clipboard is a storage location for the things you most often want to paste. This article explains where the Clipboard is on your phone so you can access it quickly when you need it. If you don’t see the Clipboard icon after following these steps, it could mean that another application has functions related to the clipboard. If you’re using a Galaxy phone, there are several different ways to find the Clipboard on your device. Each of these locations will lead you directly to the storage location for copied text, images, or other content. When using an Android phone, there are main sections that clipboards generally reside within. These include Library and Home Screen (or Launcher) as well as Apps or Settings menus depending on what version of Android your phone runs. Let’s take a look at each one individually and see if we can find our clipboards!
How Do I Find My Clipboard On My Galaxy Phone?
Library
The Library is a main area of the phone where you’ll find a lot of the device’s built-in functionality. For example, the Library is where you’ll find your phone’s settings, files, images, and other information. If you’re looking for clipboards, this is a good first place to look. With Android 10, the Library is now called the “App Drawer”. The App Drawer may be visible in several ways. On some phones, you’ll see the App Drawer icon in the phone’s main menu. The App Drawer is also available from the home screen. On some phones, you can get to the App Drawer from the home screen by long-pressing an empty spot on the home screen.
Galaxy Home Screen/Launcher
The Home Screen might be used to launch apps or access built-in phone features. Sometimes the Home Screen is also called the Launcher. The Home Screen is where you’ll find the shortcuts to apps you use most often. While you’re on the Home Screen, look for the Clipboard icon. If you don’t see the Clipboard icon, it could be hidden. Try long-pressing an empty spot on the home screen. This will reveal any hidden icons on your phone’s home screen.
Apps Menu
The Apps menu is where you’ll find your phone’s installed apps. You can also access the Library through the Apps Menu. If you see the Apps Menu icon on your phone, you can navigate to the Library from inside the Apps Menu. You might have to tap a menu item like “More” or “More Tools”.
Settings Menu
The Settings menu is where you go to change the phone’s settings. You can also access some apps from the Settings menu. Inside the Settings menu, tap the “Apps” or “Applications” tab. This will bring up a list of the phone’s installed apps. You can then tap the Clipboard app.
What Best Feature Does The Galaxy Phone Offer?
Samsung Pay
Samsung Pay is a contactless payment method that can be used at most retail locations in the U.S. and some locations in Canada. To use Samsung Pay, you’ll need to have a compatible Samsung phone, credit card, and bank account set up on your phone. You can also use Samsung Pay with a compatible Gear S3 smartwatch or Galaxy Watch face. To learn more about Samsung Pay, visit the Samsung Pay website.
Bixby
Bixby is an intelligent personal assistant built into many 2017 galaxy phones including the S8 and S8 Plus. Bixby can be used to launch apps, take pictures, listen to music and search for information from the internet using voice commands or by using text entry. To learn more about Bixby, visit the Bixby website.
AR Emoji Keyboard
The Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus offer an AR Emoji Keyboard which allows users to draw emojis on their screen before sending them as messages or in text messages with other users via email, messaging apps,s or social media accounts like Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp. The AR Emoji keyboard also supports animated stickers that come from popular brands such as Snapchat. To learn more about AR emoji keyboards in Galaxy smartphones, visit the Galaxy Apps site.
Bixby Vision
The Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus come with Bixby Vision which is a new feature that allows you to use your phone’s camera to scan barcodes, QR codes, and text to get information about the object you’re pointing your camera at. Bixby Vision can identify text and display it in a list on your phone, or allow you to translate text from over 70 languages. To learn more about Bixby Vision, visit the Samsung Apps site.
DeX Station
The Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus come with a DeX Station that can turn your phone into a standalone computer by connecting it to an external monitor or TV. You can then use some apps like email or web browsing on your TV screen while using the phone as normal. To learn more about DeX Station in Galaxy smartphones, visit the Samsung Apps site.
Benefits Of Using The Sumsang Phone:
Fast Charging
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus come with a fast charging feature that allows you to fully charge the phone in only 30 minutes. The phones have a fast charger that can charge the phone at up to 9V/2A, which is twice as fast as most chargers allow.
IP68 Water and Dust Resistance
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus are protected by an IP68 rating which means they are able to withstand dust particles or water splashes without damage. The phones are also resistant to extreme temperatures of -20 degrees Celsius or lower, meaning they can be used in cold environments without issue. The phones also include an internal 3-stage protection system that prevents damage caused by drops from heights of more than 1.5 meters or 5 feet from flat surfaces such as floors, tables, or desks.
Fingerprint Scanner for Security
You can use your fingerprint scanner on the front of the phone to unlock it quickly and securely, even if the screen is off or locked. You can also use fingerprint recognition to secure sensitive data like messages and photos on your phone with a 4 digit PIN code for added security. To learn more about fingerprint recognition on Samsung Galaxy smartphones, visit the Samsung Apps site.
Wireless Charging Technology
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus come with wireless charging technology that allows you to charge the phones without cables or plugs. The phones come with a Qi wireless charging pad that plugs into any standard wall outlet and can be used to recharge the phone in about 10 minutes. You can also use a wireless charger that connects to a USB-C port for quick charging when traveling, or for those times when you don’t have access to a wall outlet. To learn more about wireless charging on the Samsung Galaxy smartphones, visit the Samsung Apps site.
Sound Quality
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus are protected by an enhanced audio system that includes a 32-bit quad DAC, AKG tuned speakers, and noise cancellation technology. The phones also come with Dolby Atmos surround sound enhancement which adds depth to music playback by creating sound from all directions at once, giving you an immersive audio experience like what you would have in a theater. To learn more about the sound quality on the Samsung Galaxy smartphones, visit the Samsung Apps site.
Wireless Charging Technology
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus come with wireless charging technology that allows you to charge the phones without cables or plugs. The phones have a Qi wireless charging pad that plugs into any standard wall outlet and can be used to recharge the phone in about 10 minutes. You can also use a wireless charger that connects to a USB-C port for quick charging when traveling, or for those times when you don’t have access to a wall outlet. To learn more about wireless charging on the Samsung Galaxy smartphones, visit the Samsung Apps site.
Conclusion
The Clipboard is a storage location for the things you most often want to paste. This article explains how to access the Clipboard on your phone so you can easily access your clips. If you’re using an Android phone, there are several different ways to find your Clipboard. You can look in the Library, Home Screen (or Launcher), Apps Menu, or Settings Menu to find your app’s copy and paste functionality.
