The Quick Settings panel on Android is an underrated powerhouse, often forgotten by most Android users. While a lot is said ...

The release of the Android P Developer Preview earlier today also brings with its a new look to the familiar Quick Settings menu.

Quick Settings, then and now Android's Quick Settings are the collection of toggles that appear above your notifications when you swipe down from the top of your screen. Different manufacturers ...

Customizing the Quick Settings menu Quick Settings tiles are one of Android’s most underrated tools. I stripped mine down to just the essentials that help me work and relax without distractions.

Android N is introducing several changes to the table, including revamped quick settings.

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Quick Settings is a useful feature in Android 4.2. This rectangle is your Quick Settings menu where you’ll be able to change a number of useful settings with just a couple of taps.

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In Android 13, Samsung removed one of the Quick Settings shortcuts from the notification tray. The Quick Settings on Samsung phones, like on Android in general, live in a two-step menu.

But the coolest feature in this initial Android N build might just be the Edit button. Tap it and you'll be taken to an easy new interface for enabling and disabling Quick Settings toggles.