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Samsung Wallet India: How to open and use | Supported devices
Launched in June 2022, the Samsung Wallet app is now available in 29 countries including India. This combines Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass in a sophisticated interface to store and access digital IDs, payment and loyalty cards, keys, and more.
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Through the Samsung Wallet app, the company aims to provide an easy way to make payments securely and without worrying about password checks from other apps. As promised, the Korean tech giant unveiled the Samsung Wallet app in India, users can enjoy the features.
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Notably, the Samsung Wallet app supports a limited number of Galaxy smartphones (see the list below).
How to open Samsung Wallet?
To open the Samsung Wallet app, all you need to do is swipe up on your phone’s screen to open the Samsung Pay screen and then tap Samsung Wallet. You can turn on the Quick access shortcut by opening Samsung Wallet >> tap the Menu icon >> Settings >> Quick access, and then tapping your desired switch to turn it on.
Supported Devices
- Galaxy S21 5G
- Galaxy S21+ 5G
- Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G
- Galaxy Note20
- Galaxy Note20 Ultra
- Galaxy S20
- Galaxy S20+
- Galaxy S20 Ultra
- Galaxy Note10+
- Galaxy Note10 5G
- Galaxy S10
- Galaxy S10+
- Galaxy S10e
- Galaxy S10 5G
- Galaxy Note9
- Galaxy S9
- Galaxy S9+
- Galaxy Note8
- Galaxy S8
- Galaxy S8+
- Galaxy Z Flip 5G
- Galaxy Z Fold2 5G
- Galaxy Fold
- Galaxy Z Flip
- Galaxy A51
- Galaxy A51 5G
- Galaxy A50
- Galaxy A71 5G
Samsung has pushed a new update for its USB-C app, which provides users with the latest codec of bundle earphones. The fresh update for the USB-C app brings the ability to update the latest codec of bundle earphones.
The Korean tech giant aims to improve the sound quality and performance of the earphones through this update. It also fixes some issues that users may have encountered with the app in the last version. However, there is no new feature or change noted.
Users can easily update the Samsung USB-C app on their smartphones by opening the Galaxy Store, tapping on the Menu option, and then clicking on Updates. If you have received the update, tap on the refresh icon next to the USB-C app to get the latest codec and enjoy the best sound quality from their earphones.
October 2023 has started and Samsung is releasing a new update for its Calendar app, which brings some bug fixes and functional enhancements. The update is rolling out to One UI-based Galaxy devices with version number 12.2.13.0.
The new update for the Samsung Calendar app fixes some issues that users have reported, such as the app crashing, freezing, or not syncing properly. It also improves the performance and stability of the app.
The update is available through the Galaxy Store app with an installtion package size of 29.91MB, and users can check for it by going to Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Update. Alternatively, users can also download the latest version of the Samsung Calendar app from the Google Play Store or third-party source link mentioned here.
Samsung Calendar app is one of the important apps that Samsung updates regularly to provide a better user experience and functionality. In addition to this, the company also updates its other apps, such as Samsung Internet, Samsung Messages, Samsung Gallery, and Samsung Keyboard, with new features and improvements.
Google is testing a new way to share and forward texts and chats from Messages for Android that is a Conversation Picker feature. Instead of a pop-up window, you will see a full-screen page where you can choose who to send the message to.
Users can search for a contact or choose one from the list of recent conversations. In addition, they can view the last message in each conversation to help them make a decision as well as select multiple recipients and tap Next to proceed to the chat screen.
The new page also shows all your contacts below the recent conversations. However, it does not show their phone numbers, which might be confusing if users have multiple entries for the same person.
This new feature is not widely available yet, even in the beta version of Google Messages. It might be a server-side switch that Google is testing with a small group of users. It is not clear when it will be rolled out to everyone.
