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Samsung Calendar now gets Android 12 One UI 4 support
In a recent development, Samsung is continuously releasing the Andriod 12 based One UI 4 support for several stock applications. This time, the company has begun to send a new software update for the Samsung Calendar app, which brings the One UI 4 support.
With the One UI 4 support, the Samsung Calendar app gets several new features and optimization such as a new widget that can display your schedule for the day and the full calendar for the month.
In addition to this, you can now quickly add events and get more search options to find your calendar events. Choose from recent search keywords or filter by color or sticker. For more information, you can check the version and changelog of the Samsung Calendar update below.
Updated Version (Android 12/One UI 4.0):
- You can identify this latest update of Samsung Nice Catch via version 12.3.00.35000 and weighs over 32.5MB.
What’s New:
- Android 12 OneUI 4, it works without crashes.
Samung Calendar (One UI 4) features
One UI 4 makes it even easier to keep your busy life organized.
Check your schedule on the Home screen
- A new widget shows your schedule for the day along with a full calendar for the month.
Quick add events
- Need to add something to your calendar in a hurry? Just enter a title and you’re done.
More search options
- You’ve got more ways than ever to find your calendar events. Choose from recent search keywords or filter by color or sticker.
Share with others
- Sometimes you need to keep others in the loop. It’s now easier to share your calendars with other Galaxy users.
Easier date and time selection
- Setting event details is a breeze with the separate date and time options.
Recover deleted events
- Events you delete will stay in the Trash for 30 days so you can get them back if you need them.
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WhatsApp for Android is releasing a new beta update, which includes a new feature that helps to manage contacts and group chats. This new update is available with version 2.24.21.35 via the Google Play Beta Program.
The fresh update of WhatsApp adds a new shortcut feature that will allow users to quickly add contacts and group chats to personalized lists. This feature can be accessed directly from the chat info screen. It simplifies the process and eliminates the need to navigate through settings.
Additionally, WhatsApp plans to introduce a similar shortcut in the top app bar during active conversations. This top bar shortcut will provide an easy way to organize contacts and groups while chatting. The company aims to enhance the overall user experience.
In an earlier version 2.24.19.25, WhatsApp was working on improving how users organize their contacts and groups. The new shortcut will allow users to quickly add people and groups to lists directly from the chat info screen.
Currently, WhatsApp is developing this new shortcut feature. It is expected to be included soon in the final version and available for Android users. Stay tuned, we will keep you updated on any new information regarding the release of this feature as it becomes available.
Google App is updating its bottom navigation bar by bringing back a more modern design called Material 3. This change introduces a new pill-shaped indicator that shows which tab you’re using.
The revamped bottom navigation bar arrives with the latest beta version 15.40 of the Google App, thanks to 9to5Google. With the fresh design, Google aims to make it easier for users to navigate.
Instead of just highlighting the tab icon you’re on, the new design surrounds the icon with a pill shape to make it clearer and more appealing. Google app initially introduced this design in 2023 but later decided to revert to its previous look. Now, after some changes, the app has once again been back with the updated look.
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Aside from the testing new design, the company is also looking into a new verification feature for its Search function. This feature would give verified businesses a blue checkmark, similar to what you see in Gmail to help users easily identify trustworthy sources online.
Not everyone has access to Google App’s latest beta update yet, but users can force-stop the app through their device settings if they don’t see the new look right away. With the return of Material 3 design and new features on the way, users can look forward to a more enhanced experience in the Google App.
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A new Google Wallet Tile is rolling out to Samsung phones on One UI. Google is continuously upscaling the Wallet experiences. It’s not only adding support for more banks and cards but also fostering the features’ availability.
9to5Google discovered the new Google Wallet Quick Settings Tile on Samsung Galaxy phones. With the latest Play Services update, Google is bringing the new Wallet Tile. Meanwhile, the feature’s rollout is taking place sequentially.
Once your Galaxy installs Play Services version 24.39, you will be able to access the new Tile in Quick Settings. If you have pre-applied settings for toggles, you may need to edit the section and add the Google Wallet toggle on the page.
Google Wallet offers easier and seamless payment functionality. The new Tile will offer quicker access to the Wallet dashboard for bus passes, plane tickets, and more. Digital IDs would also be accessible in supporting territories through Wallet.
Keep the Google Wallet updated to the latest 24.38 version on your Galaxy. Visit the Google Play Store and update the app if the new version is available. You should wait rather than sideloading an APK to keep your Galaxy’s security up to the mark.
Samsung has recently launched the Tap to Transfer feature on its Wallet app. It is Samsung’s answer to iOS 18’s Apple Cash feature. Leveraging on the NFC technology, it allows instant money transfer between Galaxy devices.