Updated September 17, 2026
Samsung Galaxy: widgets and sleeping apps
On Galaxy, hold an empty home-screen area → Widgets → choose a style → Add. Resize handles appear only for resizable widgets.
For stalled background updates, inspect Battery and device care → Battery → Background usage limits. Check only the affected app; wording varies across One UI versions.
Xiaomi 14T Pro: a locked layout
On this model, pinch or hold the home screen → Widgets. If items cannot move, inspect Settings → Home screen → Lock Home screen layout. This is a verified 14T Pro example, not a universal HyperOS path.
OnePlus: home screen versus Shelf
OxygenOS 14 documents Settings → Wallpapers & style → Wallpapers, or the menu in Photos. Shelf widgets and home-screen widgets are separate; do not treat their pickers as interchangeable.
OPPO: check your ColorOS version
The ColorOS 11.1 clock example uses a home-screen long press → Add Widgets. ColorOS 14 documentation shows Wallpapers & style in Settings. These are different versions; consult your model’s manual if labels differ.
vivo: an official manual example
The vivo PD2405F manual uses a home-screen long press → Widgets, then dragging to place it. In Albums, open an image and choose Set as wallpaper. This manual does not establish a universal OriginOS or Funtouch OS path.
Huawei: widgets and service cards
Huawei’s HarmonyOS 4.0, 4.2 and 4.3 instructions place Widgets at the bottom of Service widgets after pinching the home screen. Service widgets themselves require app support.
Do not extend this older-system path to HarmonyOS 5 or later, or infer that MuseScreen has a native HarmonyOS release.
Official references
Checked September 17, 2026. Menus vary by system, model and region. System instructions do not imply that MuseScreen supports every platform feature.