Samsung has pushed out a new update for its Galaxy Store app, now available in version 6.6.14.7. The update improves the overall performance and user experience by addressing bugs.

With the latest update, Samsung fixes issues that users may have faced to ensure that the Galaxy Store runs more smoothly. These fixes help make the app more stable, so users can enjoy a seamless browsing and downloading experience for apps, games, and other content.

In addition to bug fixes, the update is also expected to enhance some new features that will improve the app’s performance. While specific details about these features haven’t been shared, updates like these typically aim to make the app faster, easier to use, and more responsive

Samsung continues to work on improving its apps. With regular updates, the company ensures that users have a reliable platform for accessing all kinds of content on their Galaxy devices.

To get the update, Galaxy Store users simply need to go to the app and download version 6.6.14.7. They can also download the update through the third-party app link mentioned here.

Termination of Edge Panels downloads via Galaxy Store

Samsung has recently confirmed that Edge Panels will no longer be available for download from the Galaxy Store after the One UI 7 update. The company issued a notice for the termination of Edge Panels download from the Galaxy Store.

Moreover, the Korean tech giant also mentioned that if users have downloaded Edge Panels on their older devices, they will still be able to transfer and install them on new devices running One UI 7 or later. They access the panels through the “My Apps” section of the Galaxy Store.

Samsung confirms termination of Edge Panel downloads with One UI 7

WhatsApp has rolled out a new feature in its latest beta update for Android, which arrives with version 2.24.25.7. This update lets users easily discover and follow WhatsApp channels using QR codes to make it quicker and more convenient to share channels.

With this update, WhatsApp users can now generate and share a QR code for their channel to make it easier for others to follow. Instead of copying and pasting a link, users can simply show their QR code for others to scan. Once scanned, users will be directed to the channel, where they can follow it with just one tap.

This new feature of WhatsApp makes sharing channels much easier, especially in face-to-face situations, where users can scan the QR code directly from a device screen without having to type or click links.

To access the QR code, channel owners just need to open their channel and go to the sharing options in the top app bar. Here, they will see the option to create a QR code for their channel. Once created, the QR code can be shared in different ways, such as through messages, flyers, business cards, posters, and product packaging.

This feature makes it easier for people to share and promote their channels both digitally and physically. By simply showing a QR code, channel owners can reach more people and make their channels easier to discover.

The QR code feature for channels is currently available to select beta testers of WhatsApp for Android. The feature is expected to be rolled out to more users over the coming days.

WhatsApp now allows you to add custom message to forwarded content

WhatsApp is bringing a new feature that lets users add custom messages when forwarding any type of content. This feature is currently available to some beta testers with WhatsApp Android beta version 2.24.25.3 and will be available to more users in the coming weeks.

The new beta update brings the ability to add a message when forwarding any content like links, images, text messages, and documents. This makes it simpler to share content and clarify your intention.

Previously, you could only add a message when forwarding media files like photos or videos. Now, you can include a custom message to make it easier to give extra context or explanations to the recipient.

For instance, if you forward a news article link, you can add your thoughts or a summary of the article. Also, If you forward a text message, you can explain more about the message or add personal comments.

Currently, WhatsApp only allows users to add a message when forwarding media files like images, videos, and GIFs. If you want to explain something or give context for a text message or a link, you have to send a separate follow-up message. With this new beta update, WhatsApp starts testing a new feature, aiming to make the process easier.

This new feature is available to some users who have installed the WhatsApp beta update from the Google Play Beta Program. WhatsApp plans to roll out this feature to more users in the coming weeks, after its beta testing.

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