Samsung has released a new update for the Reminder app for Galaxy devices running One UI 7. Identified via version 12.6.00.42, the update is now available to download from the Galaxy Store with a package size of around 40 MB.

The fresh update brings bug fixes and improvements to make the app better. It fixes problems that users experienced in the previous version of the app. If you had issues with the app not working properly or showing errors, this update should help fix those issues and make it more reliable.

Moreover, the update also improves some features of the Reminder app. These changes make the app easier and more enjoyable to use. Whether you use the app to set reminders, manage your tasks, or get notifications, the updated version should work better and feel smoother.

If you have a Galaxy device running One UI 7, you can get the update by going to the Galaxy Store. Open the store, tap on the Menu option, and select Updates. There, you will see the available update for the Reminder app, and you can easily download and install it.

If you use the Reminder app to keep track of your tasks, make sure to update it to version 12.6.00.42 for a better experience on your One UI 7 Samsung device.

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Samsung has pushed a new update for its Photo Editor app with version 3.6.22.22 for devices running One UI 7. This update brings important improvements to make the app smoother and more reliable for users.

The update fixes several issues that users faced in the previous version. These bugs affected the app’s performance, causing problems during photo editing. With the new update, Samsung has worked to solve these issues to make the app more stable and easier to use.

Along with fixing bugs, this update also improves the app’s overall performance. The functional enhancements help the app run more smoothly, which gives users a better editing experience. The app now works faster and is more responsive with this new version.

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Samsung continues to improve its apps with regular updates to provide a better experience for its users. If you’re using a Galaxy phone running One UI 7, make sure to update the Photo Editor app to version 3.6.22.22.

The update is available for download from the Galaxy Store. For installation, you just need to open the Galaxy Store >> Menu option Updates.

Also, you can get it from the third-party app link mentioned here. With enhancements, Samsung users can expect a smoother, more enjoyable photo editing experience.

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Google has rolled out the stable Android Auto 14 update, which introduces a major shift with the addition of Gemini Live, the new AI assistant set to replace Google Assistant. The update includes Gemini Live code, which means the new assistant can soon be activated on Android Auto-equipped cars.

Gemini Live has been embedded in Android Auto’s source code for the first time, indicating its imminent rollout. Once activated, users will be guided through the features of the new assistant.

This change shows a broader move to upgrade devices from Google Assistant to Gemini. However, Google clarified that Google Assistant will remain functional on some devices until later in the year.

In addition to Gemini Live, Android Auto 14 introduces new features and improvements. Notably, the update includes expanded controls for vehicle temperature and AC. These new options allow users to set the temperature or turn off the AC directly from the Android Auto interface.

Moreover, a new windshield defrost feature has also been added to enhance driver comfort in cold weather conditions. Also, the company is testing a new maps app for Android Auto, with WeGo Maps already being supported in some cars.

Google has also announced that Android Auto 14 will require at least 2GB of RAM and Android 10 or later to run Gemini. It means that lower-end car head units may need further optimization. The Android Auto 14 update is rolling out gradually, users can expect an amazing driving experience.

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Samsung has rolled out a fresh update for its Keys Cafe Good Lock module, which enhances the user experience by introducing One UI 7 support. Identified via version 1.7.0.11, the update brings new features, improvements, and bug fixes that make the app work better on Samsung devices.

The fresh update brings One UI 7 stabilization code. This helps make the app run more smoothly and ensures it works well with the latest version of Samsung’s software. The update also fixes some issues that caused the app to crash, to it more reliable when used.

Moreover, users can now expect a more seamless integration of themed keyboards, as the update fixes a bug where the themed keyboard would occasionally appear in an outdated version. This issue was causing inconsistency in the appearance of the keyboard, but now users can easily use this function.

Also, the update brings a fix related to the Keyboard editing screen, where badges were previously displayed incorrectly. This issue has been addressed to ensure a more polished and user-friendly interface.

Aside from this, Samsung has improved several aspects of One UI and overall app performance. This update provides smoother navigation and enhanced functionality.

Users of the Samsung Galaxy devices can download the latest update of the Keys Cafe Good Lock module to get One UI 7 support with enhanced features. For that, you just need to open Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can download the directly from the Good Lock app.

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Samsung is optimizing One UI 7 Home Up for Galaxy Z Fold, Z Flip, and Tab devices. The development team is working to rebuild and optimize the key features of the new Home Up plugin for phone-type devices.

One UI 7 Beta Program is available for the Galaxy Z Flip 6, Z Fold 6, and Tab S10 series. The testing activity is also live for the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S23 series flagships, while the Stable version is available on the Galaxy S25 series.

Galaxy Z Fold, Flip, and Tab device users still await the Home Up plugin’s One UI 7 features such as DIY Home and gesture customization. The progress has reached 30% mark and the official release is expected within a few weeks.

Home Up plans for Z Fold and Flip

For foldable devices like the Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip, the Home Up team is preparing a feature called “Cover Screen Mirroring” as part of the Home Up update.

As mentioned in the Good Lock app’s notice terrace article, this feature has sparked a lot of conversation within the development team about how to integrate DIY home customization into the mirrored display effectively.

It’s about ensuring the experience feels seamless and intuitive for users. Right now, the team is in the final stages of nailing down the development details, working through the technical bits to make sure everything lines up properly.

Home Up plans for Tab

When it comes to tablet devices, such as the Galaxy Tab S, the challenge is a bit different. The team needs to ensure DIY home functionality works smoothly in both landscape and portrait orientations, which is a bit difficult.

This requires some extra implementation effort on the development end to cover both modes without hiccups. Developers are putting in the time to get it right, and alongside this, the team is also addressing user-reported issues.

Home Up team aiming to release the update in late March or early April.