Tips: Accessing File Manager on Android 6.0 Marshmallow
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Tips: Accessing File Manager on Android 6.0 Marshmallow - Android 6.0 update release Marshmallow has presented so many new features for the users; ranging from control of access permissions for each application, support for USB Type-C and a fingerprint sensor, Google Now on Tap, as well as the management of energy saving phone battery. In addition to prominent features, Google also did not forget to include a minor feature that is located somewhat hidden and may have often seen in the custom UI like MIUI or Vibe UI, the file manager.
For those of you who just use Android and was unfamiliar with this term, it features a file manager is basically similar to the features of Windows Explorer on your computer, where you can access various files and applications stored on the device, including the move or delete them. If MIUI these features can be directly accessed via the shortcut or toggle on the front page, for Android 6.0's new features can be accessed via several steps.
To access it, just open the Settings app> select option Storage & USB> scroll down to find the Explore option. Done.
Android's file manager feature Marshmallow is unfortunately only include basic capabilities only, and may feel less sophisticated compared to the features of the ROM file manager other. Users still can not rename a file, cut (cut) files, also create a new folder. Users can do this far just copy files, sort files by a certain category, share it through other applications, also search for specific files.
For those of you who just use Android and was unfamiliar with this term, it features a file manager is basically similar to the features of Windows Explorer on your computer, where you can access various files and applications stored on the device, including the move or delete them. If MIUI these features can be directly accessed via the shortcut or toggle on the front page, for Android 6.0's new features can be accessed via several steps.
To access it, just open the Settings app> select option Storage & USB> scroll down to find the Explore option. Done.
Android's file manager feature Marshmallow is unfortunately only include basic capabilities only, and may feel less sophisticated compared to the features of the ROM file manager other. Users still can not rename a file, cut (cut) files, also create a new folder. Users can do this far just copy files, sort files by a certain category, share it through other applications, also search for specific files.