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The perfect combo: Galaxy Z Fold8 + Home Up Multi-Finger Gestures Remember the new multi-finger gestures added to Home Up a few days ago? I actually think they're even more useful on the Galaxy Z Fold8 than on the Galaxy S26. Here's a simple example. When using the Fold8...

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