Thank you, Samsung...keep up the good work!

[PrivacyandSecurity]

My tablet I was charging just announced VERBALLY it was finished charging and i could remove the charging cable in those exact words. I forgot I was charging and the voice was loud and clear. 

I'm on OneUI 6.1.1 can't wait to see what 7.0 brings. Build out the Tony Stark level features. You are in a tech league and lane all your own, Automate a one command or routine security protocol that a user thinking they have been breached can implement immediately 😉. Many of your customers, the newbies require immediate lock down help.

[LongHiker]

@PrivacyandSecurity Which tablet do you have?

I have never had that happen. Currently using a Tab S10+ wifi with 6.1.1.

[PrivacyandSecurity]

I'm using S8+. Here is how you set it up. Go to Bixby and set it to Bixby feedback, always or Hi Bixby, The app excels at automation, not surveillance. Go to commands from the top three dots menu. If you tell Bixby to go to your settings page, it will be easier.

After that, you tell Bixby what you want it to do. Be very specific. Like VPN, what it does is open your vpn if that is what you tell it to do. You have to be specific, so put the name of the VPN you want open. Run quickly and save. You can tell it do most anything automatically. That's app one.

[Robin621k]

Where and how did you enable this feature?

[PrivacyandSecurity]

Modes and Routines people. How I programmed it. I called it charging. If, all conditions are met.

1. Charging status... charging. Right under if. 2. Battery level...equals to or above 100%

Then

1. Read notifications aloud. Choose an app. I have @Voice. But I will try it with Samsung stock apps. But any app like @Voice will do. It's just a read aloud app. Once you set it up, save it, then check it by plugging it in too charge. See if it starts. Or you can click run on the menu to try it beforehand.

You can set as many of these as you want.

[LongHiker]

@PrivacyandSecurity Routines are very useful and powerful. Your original post made it sound like a built-in setting but I figured you either used a routine or 3rd party app. 

[PrivacyandSecurity]

It is built in you just have to use it. Took me a minute to get used to it, but it's easy. The things you can do are amazing. Did you think Tony Stark didn't program his J.A.R.V.S? Using a fictitious reference, lol. You do it once and enjoy it long term.😊

[PrivacyandSecurity]

Here is how I programned it...

[PrivacyandSecurity]

Here is the first screen on what to put. You can type your own, show custom notification, then notification text you want announced.

[Alpha-Pothos]

Certainly! Here's a revised version of your investigation, results, and complaint for the Samsung Members Community Blog:


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Investigation: Media File Handling on Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra

I’ve been using the Samsung Music app on my Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra for managing and playing audio files. While the device is marketed as a productivity and entertainment powerhouse, I noticed limitations in how the system handles media files. My investigation revealed the following:

1. Default Folder Scanning:

The Samsung Music app only scans specific folders like Music and ignores others like Recordings, which contain valuable non-music audio files (e.g., voice memos, podcasts).

This creates an issue for users who rely on a mix of music and non-music audio content for work and leisure.



2. Manual Workarounds:

I moved audio files into both the Music and Recordings folders, but Samsung Music still does not handle non-music files efficiently.

Files in the Recordings folder remain unscanned, while files in the Music folder are treated as traditional music files, which isn’t ideal for recordings or other non-music media.



3. Inability to Direct Playback:

There’s no option to play files directly from a specific folder in Samsung Music. The app relies solely on scanning, which excludes custom or non-standard directories.

This limitation forces users to rely on manual organization or third-party apps, reducing productivity.





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Results: Current Limitations

1. The Samsung Music app lacks flexibility to:

Scan user-defined folders.

Differentiate between music and non-music audio content.



2. The file system design creates challenges:

Native folders like Recordings are excluded from playback options.

There is no dedicated app for managing non-music audio files, such as recordings, podcasts, or audiobooks.





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Complaint: The Need for Enhanced Media Management

While Samsung Music works well as a default music player, it doesn’t meet the expectations of a device marketed for productivity. The absence of:

1. Folder-based playback limits its usability for professionals.


2. A dedicated non-music media app for recordings, podcasts, and audiobooks creates inefficiencies.



As a result, users are left with:

Manually moving files between folders.

Using third-party apps to achieve basic functionality that should be native to such a high-end device.



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Suggestions for Improvement

1. Folder-Based Playback in Samsung Music:

Add an option to scan and play files from user-defined folders, such as Recordings or custom directories.



2. A Dedicated Non-Music Media App:

Create a native app for managing and playing non-music audio content, such as voice recordings, podcasts, and audiobooks.

Include features like folder organization and tagging to streamline productivity workflows.



3. Enhanced Productivity Tools:

Integrate better file handling with Samsung’s productivity ecosystem, allowing users to automate file organization or playback through Bixby Routines or similar tools.





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Closing Thoughts

The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is an impressive device, but improving media file management would make it even more versatile for professionals. I believe these enhancements would align with Samsung’s vision of creating tools that seamlessly bridge productivity and entertainment.