I have the Galaxy Watch 7. I want the apps on the watch to show up in list view. I have tried everything I have read online, but either the setting is not visible, or the instructions don't match what I see on the watch or app on the phone
The icons are distinctive enough, that they can be discerned -even for the iconically impaired. Also, long pressing on an icon brings a pop up with its name. Besides, opening the wear app and tapping the app screen has all the icons named. One could simply look there and memorize the icons. None of them are new, so inless this is the first time anyone has ever seen an icon, they should be recognizeable.
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Since you chose to say this three times I'll choose to answer three times. It makes perfect sense to just be able to read it and there is no problem for the pixel watch to be able to do it so there's no reason that the Samsung watches can't do it. It's unreasonable to make people memorize the icons when they have paid good money for the watch.
The thing I hate the most is people on these boards that say things like you shouldn't need that. Who the **bleep** are you to tell me what I want if I'm going to spend a couple hundred if not $700 on the ultra I **bleep** well should be able to get what I want not what you want. There are literally thousands of people that want this feature and I would argue tens of thousands of people would use this feature if it was an option. I'm not an impatient teenager I can take the extra 4 seconds to scroll down a list because ultimately that's going to save 2 minutes over having to Google what icon is this and what does it do.
Sure if your list is 10 icons long then fine should be enough but if you actually add quite a few apps it gets confusing. I have better things to do than the sit down 30 minutes a day for a week to memorize my "vocabulary" like I used to have to do in french class
Did you not buy a watch knowing its limitations and what is currently available on it? If you did not take the time to find out, that's on you. If a watch/phone/computer developer decides to add features later, either on its own, or by user request, that's something different. In the meantime, purchasers buy their items "as is" and have to live with the limitations, whether they like them or not, until such time as that changes. If you wanted a watch that had names with the apps, you should have bought one.
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