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Latest Google Home app update breaks physical volume button adjustment
On January 6, 2021, Google announced that they are making some changes in the setup of speaker groups and assistant devices through the upcoming update. After that, Google has started rolling out new updates for its smart devices and app.
In the latest update for the Google Home app, now you can not change the group volume controller by using a physical button, rather than that you need to adjust each speaker individually.
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If you have a variety of Google smart speakers in your home, you might want to be up to date on certain legal rulings by Google, all they want is to set the functionality of your device.
Furthermore, Google revealed that unless your speaker set includes Cast-based devices from other brands like JBL or Lenovo. The device must be using cast firmware version 1.52.2722222 or later.
You can find or check your devices current firmware version, step mentioned below:
- Make sure your mobile or tablet is linked to the same account as your speaker
- Open Google Home app
- Select your device
- Tap on settings
- Under Technical information, you will find the last firmware version.
Late Friday, Google Home was updated for Android. Now clicking the rocker will open the volume panel. Here you need to adjust the output of each speaker individually using the virtual slider in the Home app.
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Samsung has rolled out a new update for its Good Lock app with version 2.2.04.92. This update introduces significant enhancements and bug fixes to provide a better experience.
The fresh update brings improvement to the “update all” feature. This function is now more efficient, allowing users to seamlessly update all components of the Good Lock suite with a single tap.
Moreover, the latest update includes fixes for various bugs to enhance the stability and reliability of the app. Although the details of the bug fixes are not specified, they are anticipated to resolve previously reported issues for a smoother user interface.
With the continuous improvements to the Good Lock, Samsung users have access to a highly customizable and efficient system for managing their devices.
The installation package size of the update is 12.72MB. Users can get the update via Galaxy Store or download it directly from the third-party app link mentioned here.
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Samsung has released an update for its Group Sharing app for One UI devices, which can be verified through One UI build version 13.6.13.2. This update enhances the app’s functionality and resolves several issues to provide a smoother user experience.
The Group Sharing app comes pre-installed on Samsung Galaxy devices. It serves as a platform for users to share content across Samsung’s essential apps such as Gallery, Samsung Note, Calendar, and Reminder. It utilizes Samsung account share groups for efficient content distribution among contacts.
With the new update, users can expect a more seamless sharing process and error-free service. However, it does not bring any new features or changes but improves the app’s overall performance.
Samsung Group Sharing 13.6.13.4 update is available on the Galaxy Store with an installation package size of 17.43 MB. You can download the update through the Galaxy Store or from the third-party app source link mentioned here.
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Google is set to release a new feature named ‘hide clutter’ to the Photos app for a simplified user interface. The function will allow users to maintain a cleaner main photo feed by hiding screenshots, memes, and more
The Hide Clutter feature was discovered in strings of the latest version (6.79.0.624777117) of Google Photos by PiunikaWeb. Once activated, it will automatically hide backed-up photos that fall under the clutter category.
The new feature will not delete these images but will hide them from the main view. Although they will remain accessible in their specific folders.
In addition, the Memories section is being redesigned to offer a better experience. For users in the United States, the Photos app offers AI-generated title suggestions for their memories, adding a touch of personalization and creativity.
With the introduction of ‘hide clutter’ and the existing Photo Stacks feature, Google Photos users now have two powerful tools to keep their photo collections organized and appealing.
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