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Samsung updates Galaxy phones’ Video Player app with usability improvements
Samsung Video Player! The name itself identifies the functionality of watching not only recorded videos but the downloaded too. The application provides powerful video playback and the best users interface on Samsung devices. In a recent development, the One UI’s Video Player app grabbed a new update.
According to the information, the Korean tech giant has started releasing a new update to the Samsung Video Player app with the version number – 7.3.15.35 and package size of 11.38 MB. The changelog for the latest update brings fixes and improvements.
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As per the information marked in the changelog, the Video Player update brings several bug fixes and usability improvements to enhance the user’s experience.
Updates can often add more features, greater functionality, and also help protect your app against recent security threats to update it you have to compromise the personal data on your device.
It is worth mentioning that Samsung Video Player users should install this update immediately, for a new amazing experience with the Video Player application.
Scroll down to check the new changes in the changelog and version number mentioned below:
Changelog:
- Bug fixes
- Usability improvement
Version number:
- 7.3.15.35 (731510035)
Package size:
- 11.38 MB
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Samsung has pushed a new update for the AR Emoji app, which carries a version 6.1.01.20. The update brings bug fixes and functional enhancements to improve the user experience.
The fresh update of the Samsung AR Emoji app is available on the Galaxy Store with an installtion package size of 72.57MB. The update does not include any new features or changes but users will surely get a better performance.
The AR Emoji app is part of the AR Zone app, which is a collection of augmented reality features that allow you to interact with virtual characters and objects. You can access the AR Emoji app from the AR Zone app or from the camera app on your Samsung phone.
With the AR Emoji app, you can create an emoji that looks just like you by taking a picture of yourself or selecting one from your gallery. You can then edit your emoji’s face, makeup, clothes, and accessories to suit your style. You can also design your own clothing items in different colors.
To enhance it more, you just need to install the Samsung AR Emoji 6.1.01.20 update on your smartphone through Galaxy Store or third-party link sources.
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Samsung is pushing a new update for the Galaxy Store app with version 6.6.11.6. The new update fixes some bugs to improve the stability of the app. The update is available for Galaxy devices running Android 13 or later versions with an installation package size of 62.01MB
The fresh update of the Samsung Galaxy Store enhances some functions of the app. Although, the update does not contain any new feature or change it surely provides a better user experience.
The company is constantly improving Galaxy Store’s usability through continuous updates and provides various features. Users who want to use the Galaxy Store feature must update it to the latest version and grant the required access permissions.
You can get the Samsung Galaxy Store 6.6.11.6 update through the Galaxy Store app. Also, you can download the update directly from the third-party source link mentioned here.
Spotify has announced a new feature ‘Jam’ that will let users create and control a music playlist together in real-time. This feature will allow up to 32 Spotify users to join a shared music queue and add, remove, or reorder songs as they wish.
To start a “Jam”, a Spotify Premium user can tap the speaker icon on the Now Playing screen and share an invite code with other Spotify users via a QR code or a link. The invite code will grant access to the music queue, where everyone can see what songs are playing and who added them. Free Spotify users can also join a “Jam” and contribute songs, but they cannot start one.
The Jam feature of Spotify is designed to make music listening more social and interactive, especially for situations where multiple people want to have a say in the music selection, such as parties, road trips, or workouts. Spotify says that the feature is rolling out starting today and will be available to all Spotify users soon.