Samsung Pay and Pay Mini coming to more Galaxy devices!
Launched back in 2015, Samsung Pay is one of the top service offerings from Samsung. This digital payment app is developed for online transactions even without using a physical debit/credit card. The company is currently offering this remarkable service in a number of markets across the globe.
So far, the South Korean tech giant has expanded the reach of Samsung Pay and Pay Mini services to various countries. At the same time, it’s currently available for the only premium Galaxy S, Note, Z and select A series smartphones.
According to the latest info, Samsung is preparing to expand the support of the Samsung Pay service to its more smartphones and tablets, which includes some M series phones too. Moreover, some older and entry-level Galaxies like Galaxy J7 Max/On Max could get the lighter version, the Samsung Pay Mini.
For your better understanding, Samsung Pay Mini is a digital payment app, which is quite similar to other UPI apps such as Phonepe, Paytm, Mobikwik, etc. The Pay Mini transfer money from one account to another using the UPI Payment system, which is supported by mid-range Galaxy devices.
Aside from this, reports suggest that Samsung Galaxy M12 and Galaxy A21s phones have recently received the Samsung Pay Mini support alongside the March 2021 security update. Besides, the Galaxy M62 and the upcoming Galaxy M42 also feature Samsung Pay support as they both are secured by the company’s Knox security framework.
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May 2024 is going on and Samsung is sending a new update to its Emergency Sharing app with version 15.0.00.33. The update boosts user safety with enhanced functionalities and essential bug fixes.
The fresh update of the Samsung Emergency Sharing app is available on the Galaxy Store with version 4.29MB. This update provides a more reliable and user-friendly experience.
While the specific enhancements have not been disclosed, users can expect a smoother performance. The update also addresses previously reported issues, ensuring an error-free service.
If you have a Galaxy device, you can get this update from the Galaxy Store. Just go to the Menu, the Updates, and you can install the update from there. Also, you can sideload it from the third-party app link mentioned here.
Samsung Emergency Sharing
Samsung Emergency Sharing is a safety feature that allows you to share important information with your emergency contacts. It lets the automatic transmission of your location or a notification when your device’s battery is low.
To enable this feature, go to Settings, then Safety and Emergency, and select Emergency Sharing. Here, you can choose to include pictures or audio by enabling the respective options. Begin sharing by pressing Start twice, and the setup is complete.
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Samsung has released an update for the Live Message app on Galaxy devices with version 6.1.00. The update makes the app work better and fixes some known issues.
Live Message is a feature that lets users draw or write messages along with live animations and different backgrounds, which can be shared. With the new update, Samsung has ensured that the app works more smoothly and is easier to use.
The update enhances some functions to provide a better Galaxy experience. It also resolves bugs that users found before. These changes are expected to make the app more stable and work without any problems.
The installation package size of the update is small, only 9.09MB, which means it won’t take long to download. You can install the Samsung Live Message 6.1.00 update via the Galaxy Store or download it directly from the third-party app link mentioned here.
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Samsung has released the Internet Browser Beta v26 update for its Galaxy devices. The update is available on the Galaxy Store with version 26.0.0.33 and an updated package size of 139.77MB.
This latest update addresses several issues identified in the previous beta version to enhance the app’s stability. While the specifics of the new features are not disclosed, they are expected to contribute to a more efficient and secure browsing experience.
The beta version of the update allows Samsung to gather user feedback, which is essential for the development and enhancement of the browser. After testing features in the Beta version, the company releases them to the Internet Browser app.
To install the Samsung Internet Browser Beta v26 update, you just need to open Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Alternatively, you can download it directly from the third-party source link mentioned here.
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