WhatsApp has pushed a new update for Android, which shows the Accessibility Menu is under development. The new update arrives with version 2.25.15.22 through the Google Play Beta Program.

In the latest beta update, WhatsApp is developing a new accessibility menu for Android users. It includes a setting to help users increase contrast. This means users will be able to make text, buttons, and other elements easier to see by making them more visible more from the background.

This is especially useful for people who have trouble seeing certain colors, have low vision, or who use WhatsApp in bright or dark lighting. When this feature is turned on, it will improve how clearly things appear on the screen to make the app easier to read and use.

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WhatsApp will add a new “Accessibility” menu to the app settings, so you can easily access the features. This section will be a place where users can find tools to make WhatsApp work better for their needs. The contrast setting is just the first feature, and more accessibility options are likely to be added in future updates.

The new contrast setting is currently under development and not yet available for use. It will be released in a future update. For now, users can download the latest beta version from the Google Play Beta Program and wait for more updates soon. Stay tuned for more information.

Samsung’s One UI 7 update brings new features and changes to its Good Lock app, which many Galaxy users love for customizing their phones. While there are some new modules and improvements, one amazing clock feature has quietly been removed from the Samsung LockStar Good Lock module.

In One UI 6.x, users could tap on the clock in Samsung LockStar settings and see a minus (–) icon to remove it from the lock screen. This gave users the choice to have a clean look without a clock on the lock screen.

But now, after updating to One UI 7, the clock-off function is no longer available. Tapping the clock only shows basic customization tools, but not the remove (minus icon) option.

Many users noticed this and shared their disappointment through Reddit and the Samsung Members app. Galaxy smartphone users reported that they want to remove the lock screen clock, but after updating to One UI 7. It seems that the function to turn off the lock screen clock has disappeared in Good Lock.

Samsung community moderator has responded to these concerns. The reply confirmed that the clock-off option of LockStar is no longer supported in One UI 7. Moreover, the moderator also mentioned that the feedback will be passed on to the development team for future review.

This change has upset several Galaxy users who enjoyed having full control over their lock screen layout. They are now hoping Samsung will bring back this feature in a future update.

For now, users will have to keep the clock on their lock screen unless Samsung decides to bring back the option.

In addition to the clock-off function, Samsung has also removed the LockStar’s notification customization options like adjusting the transparency, size, color, and type of notifications with One UI 7.

Samsung’s One UI 7 ditches lock screen notification customization in LockStar app

Samsung has released a new update for the Galaxy Store app with version 4.5.91.3. This update is for Galaxy users who have One UI 7 running devices, bringing some improvements and fixes to make the app work better.

While Samsung hasn’t shared the exact details of what’s new, the update is likely to make apps faster, easier to use, and more responsive. So, users can expect a smoother experience when browsing and downloading apps from the Galaxy Store.

The update fixes bugs or issues that users might have faced in the previous version to make the app more reliable. In addition, the update also enhances some functions to provide a better experience.

Moreover, the update improves the app’s speed and performance. Whether you’re looking for new apps or updating your current ones, the Galaxy Store should now work better, with a quicker load time. This will make it easier for users to manage their apps on their Galaxy devices without any interruptions.

The update is easy to download. Simply open the Galaxy Store app on your device, a new update page pops up, and let it install. Once updated, the app will be ready to use with its new improvements. At that moment, the update spotted on Galaxy S series phones running Android 15 in Korea, and the update will gradually expand to more models soon.

If you’re using a Galaxy device with One UI 7, this update will ensure the Galaxy Store works smoothly and efficiently. Make sure to download the update soon, so you can enjoy the latest version of the app.

Samsung Clock app limits you to only 100 alarms – Here’s how to manage them effectively

Many of us rely on alarms to wake up, remind us of important tasks, or manage our day. However, if you have a Samsung Galaxy phone, you might find that there’s a limit to how many alarms you can set via the Samsung Clock app.

Recently, it has been spotted that via a Reddit user that the Samsung Clock app only allows a maximum of 100 alarms. It might be surprising for those who set multiple reminders throughout the day.

This 100-alarm limit on the Samsung Clock app has been in place for a few years now, and it applies to several Samsung models, including the latest Galaxy S25 Ultra. About five years ago, the limit was 50 alarms, but Samsung doubled it.

While 100 alarms might seem like a lot, for some people with busy schedules, it could feel restrictive. Once you hit that limit, you can’t add any more alarms unless you delete some.

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If you often set many alarms for different tasks or reminders, you may need to keep track of them carefully. If you don’t clean up your old alarms, you could run out of space when you need a new one.

The best way to stay under the limit is to regularly delete alarms you no longer need. Moreover, if you find yourself setting a lot of short reminders, it’s a good to use timers instead. Timers don’t count toward the 100-alarm limit and can be just as effective for staying on schedule.

Samsung Internet on Galaxy Watch adopts modern One UI 8 Watch design

Samsung has pushed a new update for its Nice Shot Good Lock module, bringing an option for Galaxy To Share. Identified via version 2.3.06, the latest release introduces a couple of useful improvements to enhance the screenshot and screen recording experience on Galaxy devices.

The fresh update of the Samsung Nice Shot module makes the Galaxy To Share (GTS) option more accessible. Now, users can find the ‘Share to GTS’ option in the More option menu. Notably, GTS lets users share their settings from Good Lock with other Samsung Galaxy devices. If you set up your Nice Shot settings on one phone, you can quickly copy the same settings to another Galaxy device.

In addition, the update also addresses an important issue affecting some users, a bug that prevented settings within the Nice Shot module from being properly applied on certain devices. With this fix, users can expect a more consistent and reliable experience across supported Galaxy smartphones.

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The update is currently compatible with devices running One UI 7, and it has first been spotted on the Samsung Galaxy S24 series. Samsung will expand the availability of this update to more Galaxy models soon.

Users who want to install Samsung Nice Shot 2.3.06 update can do so by visiting the Galaxy Store and navigating to the Menu >> Updates section. Alternatively, the update is also available directly through the Good Lock app.

Good Lock’s Nice Shot app brings GTS support on One UI 7