The product planners of Papergarden actually observed many tablet users reading news and articles from various magazines on their way to and from work and many of them found it inconvenient to open separate magazine applications every time they had to download a magazine they wanted to read. Samsung market research suggested that magazine contents and services were in relatively high demand by tablet users. Therefore, with the help from people who are behind the production and marketing of Papergarden, we at Samsung Tomorrow felt compelled to dig deeper into what Papergarden is all about.

However, as some of you may know, Papergarden is Samsung’s first attempt in promoting a new type of magazine service. We’ve recommended it before, because it makes the best out of the WQXGA Super AMOLED display of the Galaxy Tab S. Now, considering you've read this far and there was really nothing to it, here's a bonus tip: to save time swiping between all your home screens, simply tap the little dot at the bottom of the screen (just above the dock icons) that represents the page you want to go to.With the launch of the Galaxy Tab S, Samsung introduced its first digital interactive magazine service, Papergarden. Removing the Flipboard screen on the Galaxy Note 4 only takes one press and two taps. Uncheck it and you'll lose the Flipboard Briefing screen and have endless scrolling enabled by default. Press this and voila! You'll see the check box for Flipboard Briefing. On the bottom you'll see an icon for ''Home screen settings'' on the right. From any other home screen, simply find a blank space and long press to bring up your home screen management page. The Galaxy Note 4's Flipboard Briefing screen may not be for everyone.

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