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Samsung One Hand Operation + 5.8.19 update brings show/hide taskbar feature, bug fixes

Samsung is rolling out November 2022 update for the One Hand Operation + Good Lock module, which arrives with version 5.8.19. The new update added new features and fixes some bugs to boost the app’s performance.
Samsung One Hand Operation + 5.8.19
November 2022 update of One Hand Operation + modules comes with a new feature named ‘Show/hide Taskbar’ for Foldable devices and tablets. It allows you to hide the taskbar option on your smartphone, you can enable this feature by going to Samsung Good Lock >> Life up category >> One Hand Operation +.
One Hand Operation + New update – Show/Hide Taskbar feature #Samsung #Goodlock #OneUI pic.twitter.com/DhC19X8hhO
— Samsung Software Updates (@SamsungSWUpdate) November 23, 2022
In addition to this, the update also fixes some issues related to flashlight brightness, Quick Tool’s icon visibility, and widget popup layout to provide a better experience. Furthermore, it improves app stability.
You will have to download a 6.33 MB package to install the latest update through Galaxy Store. You can use your smartphone’s personal data to install the update as the package size is too small.
If your device is eligible and you are not getting this update in Galaxy Store then you can follow the steps mentioned next. Firstly, open Good Lock >> tap on Life Up category >> More option of One Hand Operation >> click Go to store.
It is a gradual rollout so it may take time to reach all the eligible devices. We recommend you wait for the official release instead of downloading it from any third-party sources.
The last update of One Hand Operation + rolled out with Theme color support for Quick Tools, Floating button improvement, duplicate vibration issue fix, and more.
New Galaxy to Share (GTS) plugin lets users share Good Lock settings across Samsung devices
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Google app on Android adds Sports widget to track your favorite teams

Google app has added a new Sports widget for Android users, which lets you follow the teams and games that interest you. The Sports widget is currently available in the beta version of the Google app 14.49.38.29.
The Sports widget is similar to the Finance Watchlist widget that Google introduced earlier this year. It shows the upcoming, live, or past matches of the teams you follow in cards with the date, time, score, and league. You can tap on any card to open the full details of the game in Google Search.
The widget has two views: “Your games” and “Trending games”. The first shows the games of the teams you selected, while the other shows the popular or relevant games based on your search activity.
The widget also supports Dynamic Color, which adapts the widget’s background color to your wallpaper. You can resize the widget to fit your home screen and refresh it manually from the top-right corner.
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Samsung Health adds real-time blood sugar tracking through Dr.diary

Today, Dr.diary announced that it has partnered with Samsung to provide real-time blood sugar tracking through the Health app. Samsung’s Health app is now integrated with Dr.diary app so users can easily share their life log data.
Samsung Health shares blood pressure, steps, and sleep data, and Doctor Diary shares blood sugar info. Using a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), it tracks the user’s blood sugar level in real-time and shows the impact of diet, exercise, stress, and sleep on health.
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Dr.diary has a community where people share health management methods and chronic disease concerns and provides specialized content for managing blood sugar and blood pressure. Customers who linked the Samsung Health and Doctor Diary apps were selected by lottery and given the Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Buds 2.
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These Samsung Galaxy smartphones support Camera Assistant

Samsung’s Camera Assistant module was initially released for select flagship Galaxy devices. Over the past few months, the company expanded the Good Lock plugin’s availability to various devices. Well, we’ve compiled a list of Samsung smartphones that support Camera Assistant.
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Since the Camera Assistant is gradually making its way to eligible Samsung smartphones, we recommend you bookmark this post to stay connected with the latest insights. We will update the list as soon as a new Galaxy gains support for the camera customization plugin.
These Galaxies support Camera Assistant:
- Galaxy S20/S20+/S20 Ultra
- Galaxy S20 FE (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy S21/S21+/S21 Ultra
- Galaxy S21 FE
- Galaxy S22/S22+/S22 Ultra
- Galaxy S23/S23+/S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S23 FE
- Galaxy Note 20/Note 20 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold 2
- Galaxy Z Fold 3
- Galaxy Z Fold 4
- Galaxy Z Fold 5
- Galaxy Z Flip
- Galaxy Z Flip 3
- Galaxy Z Flip 4
- Galaxy Z Flip 5
- Galaxy A54
- Galaxy A53
How to install and use Camera Assistant on your Galaxy
Samsung’s Camera Assistant app is available for eligible Galaxy devices on the Galaxy Store app (download link). Simply, download and install the plugin and you will get it right at the bottom of your Galaxy phone’s Camera settings section.
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