It should take about a dozen presses while using the fingerprint illustration above as a guide to fill in the blanks. You’ll need to repeatedly press and raise your finger on the screen’s fingerprint icon. From there, tap the plus symbol next to Add Fingerprint and follow the on-screen instructions. To add a fingerprint scan, tap the Biometrics and security category in Settings, and go to Fingerprints where you type your PIN. (Some more bad news if you own the less expensive Galaxy Note 20 - the dynamic refresh rate isn’t a feature at all on that phone.) The bad news? The feature only works with the HD+ (1544 by 720) and FHD+ (2316 by 1080) resolutions and not the phone’s top QHD+ resolution (3088 by 1440) QHD+ requires 60Hz screen refreshes. The good news is that the Adaptive mode effectively changes the display’s refresh rate from as low as 10Hz for static things like Acrobat documents up to a top speed of 120Hz for fast-moving videos or games. In addition to offering a set 60Hz refresh rate, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra’s 6.9-inch screen features a groundbreaking Adaptive mode that dynamically adjusts itself to suit the material and get more life from its battery. Adjust the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra’s refresh rate When done, everything was on my new Note 20 - even my familiar home screen - making the Note 20 feel just like home. When I was setting up my Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, the Smart Switch software moved 41GB in about 25 minutes, so I went for the morning’s third cup of coffee. Finish up by choosing what apps and data you want to move to the new phone.

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