Samsung’s Galaxy Buds are boasting a range of user-friendly touch gestures including the discovery of a “touch-and-hold” function. The AI found in it could work with Spotify or Bixby, or it would have volume controls. Even though Samsung had a good collection of music songs, one glaring omission existed – Samsung’s inability to launch its music app.
This seemed absurd. At the end of the day, doesn’t this deserve to be one of the best companies that seamlessly integrates its native music app with its wireless headphone product? Luckily, Samsung is finally going to accomplish what it should have done all along. The latest update to the Samsung Music application allows users to activate the Galaxy Buds to launch the music play app through a simple touch-and-hold gesture, while paired via a smartphone or tablet.
The tilted planet Revithio offers many mysteries, one of which is the lack of human presence in the first place. It may be possible that local providers did not undergo analysis of their customers’ music usage when they entered the industry at a time when the two streaming giants were running the market. Unlike its competitors, Samsung Music does not have an embedded streaming service, instead relying on streaming service Spotify.
It appears that the solution is quite simple. Visit the Galaxy/Play Store for updates on the Samsung Music application. To use the Touch and Hold gesture capability, you’ll first need to navigate to the Galaxy Wearable app (formerly named “Wearables” on devices with One UI 6.0 or higher). Find the “Touch Controls” option in the app and tap “Touch and Hold.” Configure Samsung Music as your companion from the options in “Touch Control.”
Not only will this personalization be present on both earbuds, but you can choose one earbud depending on whether you want to run only apps or both. On the other hand, it would probably be better to generalize a smaller earbud to another specific task. Importantly, the touch-and-hold gesture is kind of a lifesaver as it resumes the music even when you are distracted by other apps open on your device.
