The green on green on green coloring gives the S7 Active a bit of a muted look. (On the standard S7, these elements would be chrome.)
The buttons and the speaker grille above the display are color-matched to the rest of the phone. The travel and feedback of all three buttons is excellent. For example, the home button (which doubles as a fingerprint sensor) is smooth, while the multitask and back buttons have distinct textures to help set them apart. The three buttons are the same size and shape, but have different textures. Three physical buttons are positioned below the screen: multitask, home, and back. Our review unit is the green camo job and horizontal green lines run side-to-side, giving the non-display areas of the glass a reflective, metal sheen. The glass is tinted green, black, or beige to match the color of the body. The metal frame forms a noticeable rim around the glass for protection. The phone's design is busy all around, including the front face. There's absolutely nothing cheap about the S7 Active, and it has been assembled tightly. The glass, metal, rubber, and plastics are all top notch. You will feel it in your pocket, and I found the rubber corners sometimes caught the lining of my pockets. The S7 is compact enough to use in one hand most of the time and it should fit into most pockets without trouble. There are plenty of bigger, heavier phones out there (e.g., Apple iPhone 6s Plus) that aren't ruggedized. The S7 Active held up without a scratch.Įven though the phone is larger than the standard model, it's still fairly svelte. I dropped the phone, kicked it, let it sit in the sun for a few hours, and left it in the river near my home to test these features. The phone carries over the S7's IP68 rating for protection from water. The tougher, weightier chassis is certified mil-spec 810G for protection from drops, temperature extremes, and dirt/sand. For example, the S7 Active is about 20% heavier. The Active is bigger, heavier, and less attractive than the S7, but far stronger. Samsung ditched the rear glass surface and stuffed the S7 Active's beautiful screen into a thick(er) metal chassis with rubber corners and a polycarbonate rear shell. The Galaxy S7 Active is somewhere in the middle, perhaps Tormund Giantsbane. You might have one that controls what you see on your home screen and app menu also.For those Game of Thrones fans, the S7 is Ser Jaime Lannister, while the DuraForce XD is Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane. I had to change this so my games would be visible on the home screen and main app menu. It was set to only show games in the launcher as a default setting. I opened game launcher from the app menu and opened settings. I noticed that it was only game apps that were hidden(missing icons). However, in my case, the problem was simply the game launcher app. At the bottom left of this menu, you can open your apps and they will all be there with their icons. This will show you your recently closed apps (only two or three) as well as a shortcut menu. Also, if you haven't disabled your side menu for quick access from the home screen you can place your finger on the right side of your screen and swipe left. If you go into settings and select apps, you'll see all your apps that are missing from the home screen and main app menu are still installed. I had the same problem with the exact same phone. Under “ Settings” > “ Apps & notifications” > “ App info“. Choose the app that goes missing, and ensure the app is not disabled. If you have a Samsung device, it may be called “ TouchWiz“. Looks for something related to or contains the words “ Home” or “ Launcher” (Example: Nova Launcher). The app we are looking for will differ depending on the device. Select the app that handles the launcher.Go to “ Settings” > “ Apps & notifications” > “ App info“.This step will reset your home screen completely and is only recommended if disappearing icons is a continuous problem. In many cases, the Home screen will refresh and the icon(s) will return. Press and hold the “ Power” button, then select “ Restart“. If you haven’t tried to restart the device yet, give that a try. I found a resolution on technipages except for me in the reset home screen launcher the app I cleared cache/data from was called "ONE UI HOME" once the app launcher worked again I then restored my home screen from the most recent backup, and everything is back in its place and working properly. Hello, not sure if you are still having this issue or not, I ran into it today myself.
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