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Samsung Camera Assistant app now available for 14 Galaxy phones
The Good Lock Camera Assistant app was introduced last year but it was limited to a few Samsung devices. Now Samsung has finally started to roll out a new update for the Camera Assistant module that expands its support for more phones.
A bunch of flagship Galaxy smartphones is getting the ability to install and use the Camera Assistant app features with the new One UI 5.1 software upgrade. You can check out the list of those devices below:
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Samsung Camera Assistant-supported phones:
- Galaxy S23 | S23+ | S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S22 | S22+ | S22 Ultra
- Galaxy S21 | S21+ | S21 Ultra
- Galaxy S20 | S20+ | S20 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold 4
- Galaxy Z Flip 4
Meanwhile, a Samsung community moderator has earlier announced that other premium Galaxy phone users, including Galaxy Note 20 series, Galaxy Z Fold 3, and Galaxy Z Flip 3 will also get a chance to have their hands on this advanced camera customization app.
Moreover, Samsung is expanding the Camera Assistant app support with the new v1.1.00.4 version. You can now head over to the “Good Lock” app, enter its “Life up” section, and tap the “Download icon” in front of the “Camera Assistant” module.
As soon as the module will be installed, you can manage your stock Samsung camera settings with additional features. For example, you can enable the Auto lens switching feature that will automatically switch the perfect lens as per the environment. With Timer multi-photo option, you can capture multiple photos at once.
Other features include Auto HDR, Picture softening, Quick tap stutter, Capture speed, Video recording in Photo mode, Camera timeout, Dim screen while recording, and Clean previous on HDMI displays.
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YouTube Music offers a feature that allows music lovers to interact with each other through comments. Users can comment on any song, video, or podcast that they are listening to and join the conversation with other users who have similar tastes. Users can also explore user-generated playlists from the community and see their top listens.
Google could improve this YouTube Music feature by adding the option to comment on albums and playlists, and by letting users follow other users and see their comments in a feed. This would make YouTube Music a unique place to connect with music and people.
The UI was redesigned a few weeks ago to make key actions more accessible. Now, users can swipe up a panel of comments from the main YouTube app with just one tap on Android and iOS devices.
YouTube Music is not just a streaming service, but also a social network for music enthusiasts. It provides a platform for users to express themselves and engage with others through music. It also helps users discover new music and expand their musical horizons. YouTube Music is a place where music and people come together.
YouTube Music introduces five new mood filters to enhance your listening experience
October 2023 is about to start and Samsung is going to release the stable One UI 6 update for Galaxy devices. Ahead of that, the Korean tech giant is releasing a new update for Samsung One UI Home (System Launcher). The update arrives with version 15.0.01.144 and is available on the Galaxy Store with an installtion package size of 21.49 MB. The update improves the performance and stability of the launcher, as well as fixes some bugs and issues.
The fresh update of Samsung One UI Home does not include any changelog but it is likely to include some improvements and fixes. It fixes issues that users encountered in the previous version for a smoother and faster experience.
Users can install the latest version of the One UI Home app through the Galaxy Store or download it directly from the third-party source link mentioned here.
One UI Home app manages the home screen and app drawer of Samsung devices. It also provides features such as themes, widgets, gestures, and app icons. The app is updated regularly to enhance the user experience and address any problems that may arise.
Google Calendar app allows users to organize their schedules as it offers various views to display events and tasks, such as day, week, or month. However, users may sometimes need to check the current date while browsing the calendar but the existing option to return to the current date’s view may disrupt the user’s navigation.
For that, Google is introducing a minor improvement to the Calendar app which is the “Today” button. It will display the current date on every screen. The date will appear between the search icon and the account switcher. It will resemble the application’s icon on Android 13+. This way, you can see the date without leaving the screen you are on.
At the moment, this change is only for phones, not tablets. Tablets will still show “Today” for the button. You need version 2023.36.1.x of Google Calendar for Android to see this change. If you don’t see it, you can restart the app.
