Samsung Cloud will be terminated soon, move synced data to Microsoft OneDrive now!
Samsung Cloud Drive is a storage space dedicated to keeping your files just where you need them no matters anywhere you are. You can send files from any Samsung device that is logged into your Samsung account, and access them on any other PC or device by logging into your account.
Last year, the Korean firm announced that it will discontinue its Samsung Cloud service in 2021 and switch it with Microsoft’s OneDrive. Therefore, it looks like the company has started preparing to implement its decision of stopping the Cloud service.
According to the info (via TechRadar), Samsung Cloud will no longer be supporting Gallery Sync, Samsung Cloud Drive, and Premium Storage and your data will be deleted if you do not take urgent action. The end of these features will be by country groups and based on different timelines. Please check if you are Group 1 or Group 2 HERE.
Moreover, the Gallery and Drive sync for My Files will now be supported by Microsoft OneDrive. If any pictures, videos, and other files synced from the Gallery or My Files that aren’t migrated to Microsoft OneDrive will soon be deleted from the Samsung Cloud.
The company has officially suggested users take urgent action to move or download anything that they wish to keep. Adding to this, the Premium Storage subscription plan will also be can canceled automatically and the refund may be issued to the user. Find out more about this Notice.
Here’s how to migrate to Microsoft OneDrive
To move the synced files of Samsung Cloud to Microsoft OneDrive, simply open the Cloud app then tap on More >> Settings >> Link with OneDrive. On the other hand, some devices will show these steps to migrate data – More > Settings > Switch to OneDrive.
Samsung MultiStar Good Lock module is getting a new update with version 7.1.33. The new update brings new features and improvements for Galaxy tablets and foldables to enhance the multitasking experience.
The new update of the Samsung MultiStar app adds the ‘Maintain Split Mode’ function, which is available for devices with One UI 6.1 or later. This feature allows users to keep their screen view active even after closing and reopening apps to enhance productivity on large screens.
Moreover, the update enhances the visibility of the navigation bar, making it easier for users to move through their devices. It also fixes an issue where settings would not reset after app data was deleted.
This update is compatible with devices that operate on One UI 6.0 or One UI 6.1. Users of eligible devices just need to download a 16.14MB package to install the update via the Galaxy Store. Also, they can get it directly from the third-party app source link mentioned here.
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Samsung has released an update for the Health app on Wear OS devices including Galaxy Watch 4, Galaxy Watch 5, and Galaxy Watch 6 models. Identified via version 6.26.6.001, the update is available for download on the Galaxy Store with an installation package size of 98.95MB.
The latest update of the Samsung Health app for Wear OS addresses some issues to enhance the overall stability and performance of the app. Although the update does not introduce new features, it ensures users a smoother and more reliable experience.
Samsung Health app is a versatile tool for tracking various health-related metrics, including physical activity, calorie information, sleep quality, and stress levels.
For those eager to upgrade, the Samsung Health 6.26.6.001 update can be accessed through the Galaxy Store by navigating to the Menu option and selecting Updates. Additionally, a third-party source link for downloading the update is also available.
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Samsung Keyboard app is getting a new update with version 5.8.20.12 for One UI devices. The new update improves the overall performance of the app to provide a better user experience.
The fresh update of the Samsung Keyboard app fixes some issues that users encountered in the previous version. In addition, the update also enhances some functions of the app for smoother and enhanced performance.
However, the update does not include any new features or changes. You can get the update via Galaxy Store by downloading an 87.25MB installation package.
To check the update, you just need to open the Galaxy Store app >> Menu option >> Updates. If your Galaxy device received the Samsung Keyboard 5.8.20.12 update then download it now to get enhanced features.
Aside from this, some Galaxy device users encountered an issue with applying custom keyboard themes. However, Samsung confirmed that the Theme Park keyboard theme does not apply properly when the color palette feature is active and the next update will resolve this issue.
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