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New Samsung Reminder app update makes you a pro image grabber [Expanding]
Samsung is expanding the Reminder app 12.4.02.6000 update to more Galaxy devices. Now, more Samsung device users can download an image from the reminder and save it to their smartphone gallery. To enjoy this feature, install the latest Reminder app update via Galaxy Store.
December 28, 2022
Samsung added a lot of new features with the Android 13 (One UI 5.0) update to its Reminder app to provide a seamless experience. Not only this, the company is still adding new features to the Samsung Reminder app through new updates to easily grab an image from the reminder.
At the moment, the Korean tech giant has started pushing a new update for its Reminder app via Galaxy Store. The new update allows you to download an image from the Reminder by tapping on it, as well as if you saved the image directly from a website to the Samsung Reminder then after tapping on the image, you can go directly to that website’s page.
Samsung Reminder app 12.4.02.6000 update – Download images feature #samsung #SamsungReminder #OneUI pic.twitter.com/sF7OBcNc4y
— Samsung Software Updates (@SamsungSWUpdate) December 27, 2022
If you want to download an image from your reminder, first you have to open the Samsung Reminder app and then that image reminder. Now, tap on the image which you want to grab and press the download option.
The newest update of the Samsung Reminder app comes with build version 12.4.02.6000 and an updated package size of 25.05 MB. It is an initial rollout so it may take time to reach all eligible devices. Currently, the latest update spotted on Galaxy Z Fold 3 smartphone and other eligible Galaxy devices will soon grab it.
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Samsung Photo Editor update brings new sticker and sketch options
Samsung has rolled out a fresh update for its Photo Editor app, which brings new features to enhance the user experience. This fresh update makes editing photos and creating custom stickers more intuitive and versatile than ever before.
The latest update adds the ability to save Sketch-to-Image generated results individually. Previously, users could create sketches and transform them into detailed images, but now they can save these results as separate files.
With this new feature, you can now save each sketch transformation as its own image file, making it simpler to organize and share your creations.
In addition, the update introduces a new manual area selection tool for creating custom stickers. This feature is available in the app’s “Labs” section and lets you manually choose specific areas of an image.
You can now choose out specific part of a photo and turn it into a sticker. This gives you more control over how you select a part of an image to make it easier to create personalized designs or stickers for your photos.
This fresh update of the Samsung Editor improves the app by adding more creative options. Whether you want to save your sketch results or create unique stickers from your photos, these new tools make the app more flexible and user-friendly.
Samsung is continuously improving its apps to give users more ways for personalization. So, if you’re using a Galaxy device, install the update now to enjoy new features.
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Samsung Internet drops scroll bar customization features
Samsung Internet Browser is a web browsing app exclusive to Galaxy devices, which offers a range of features designed to enhance the browsing experience, such as a Video Assistant, a customizable menu, Secret Mode, and more. However, Samsung has removed two customization features for the scroll bar with the recent Internet Browser update.
The scroll bar features that are no longer available after the latest update of Samsung Internet update are:
- Change the scroll bar position
- Hide the scroll bar
Users of the Samsung Galaxy smartphones will no longer be able to adjust the position or hide the scroll bar after installing version 27.0.0.79.
While some users may find this change disappointing, Samsung is simplifying the app’s appearance for a cleaner, more streamlined look. This move also indicates preparations for the next One UI 7 update, which is expected to bring further enhancements.
In addition to the scroll bar changes, the latest update introduces a search function for Internet Settings and enhances the app’s security by implementing end-to-end encryption for synced data.
Although some features have been removed, the latest update also makes the browsing experience better overall with these new improvements. If you use Samsung Internet for browsing, it’s essential to update to the latest version to take advantage of these new features and enhanced security.
With the removal of scroll bar options, Samsung Internet aims to focus on providing a cleaner, safer, and more user-friendly browsing experience.
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Unlock better browsing features with Samsung Internet 27.0.0.79
Samsung has pushed a new update for its Internet Browser app with version 27.0.0.79. This update brings helpful new features and improvements to enhance user experience, security, and functionality.
The new update is available on the Galaxy Store with a package size of 152.77MB for Galaxy devices. You can check what’s new it brings:
Internet Setting Support
The fresh update of the Samsung Internet app adds an Internet Setting Search support. This allows users to quickly find and change browser settings without having to scroll through long menus. It’s just a small change but it makes customizing your browsing experience a lot easier and faster.
End-to-End Encryption for Synced Data
Moreover, the update includes stronger protection for data that synced across devices. With end-to-end encryption, any data you sync, like bookmarks and settings, is now more secure. Notably, this encryption is available for devices running One UI 6.1 or higher. With this feature, your information is better protected.
Removal of Some Options
Samsung Internet 27.0.0.79 update also brings change to how the browser handles scroll bars. Samsung has removed the options to change the scroll bar position or hide it. While these settings allowed for some customization, they have now been removed in favor of a simpler and more stable design.
These options removal could be a bit disappointing for users who liked adjusting the scroll bar. Samsung has planned the removal of certain options to improve the overall Galaxy browsing experience.
Users of Samsung Galaxy devices can install the update via Galaxy Store >>Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can download the update from the third-party app link mentioned here. Notably, the update is compatible with Galaxy devices running Android 15 or below.
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