You should also toggle on Finger Sensor Gestures, which will allow you to swipe your finger down on the rear fingerprint sensor to pull down the notification drawer (or open Samsung Pay). Tap the toggle icon for it in Settings > Advanced features > Smart stay. Smart Stay, for example, is a feature that has been around in Samsung phones for quite some time, and it will keep the screen on as long as it recognizes you are still staring at it. Since you’re in the Advanced features section already, we recommend taking a look at a few other options you can toggle on that add some convenience. Turn on advanced features like Smart Stay, Finger Sensor Gestures, SOS messages If you head back to the general S Pen settings page, there are more options to tweak so you can customize the experience a little more. Alternatively, you can choose to use the button to trigger S Pen functions like Create Note, Live Messages, Magnify, or Translate. You can technically choose any app, but the single and double press action buttons won’t work - only a few apps support them, such as Chrome or the Gallery app. Head over to Settings > Advanced features > S Pen > S Pen remote > and tap Hold down pen button to. If you’re not much of a photographer, you can change the default app. By default, holding down the button on the S Pen will open the camera - press it once to snap a picture, and press it twice to swap between the rear or front camera. That means you can use it as a remote to control functions on your smartphone. The S Pen is more useful than ever before on the Note 9, largely because it now comes Bluetooth-equipped.
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