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Samsung Wonderland now lets you share wallpapers through GTS
Samsung has kicked off a new update for Gook Lock module Wonderland, which brings GTS support for sharing wallpaper. The latest update comes with new features, improvements, and fixes to deliver a better experience.
Users of Galaxy devices can identify the new update of Samsung Wonderland through version 1.2.29. We recommend you install the update immediately if you have got it on your Galaxy smartphone to enjoy next-level Wonderland functions.
Samsung Wonderland 1.2.29 Update
The fresh version of Samsung Wonderland supports wallpaper sharing through GTS (Galaxy To Share). Now, you can also share wallpaper with another smartphone through the Good Lock module. The GTS is also a good lock module that allows users to share Good Lock settings across Galaxy devices.
Moreover, the update comes with an installation weight of around 57.07 MB. You can install it via any unmetered connection. Users keep the app updated on their devices, they can try out new features, as well as benefit from performance improvements and bug fixes.
Samsung Wonderland allows you to create custom live wallpapers for your home screen and lock screen. Some pre-loaded wallpapers show you what Wonderland is capable of. You can edit those presets or create a new wallpaper from scratch.
To check the latest app update on your Galaxy smartphone, visit Galaxy Store then tap Updates under the Menu option. On a new page, you can see all the available updates of the app and can install them by tapping on the refresh icon present next to the app name.
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WhatsApp is preparing a new feature that focuses on user privacy and interaction. The upcoming feature allows users to privately mention or tag contacts within their status updates, ensuring that only the mentioned individuals receive notifications.
The private status tagging feature is currently under development and spotted in the latest WhatsApp beta update (v2.24.11.15) available through the Google Play Beta Program.
According to information via WABetaInfo, WhatsApp users will be able to mention specific contacts in their status updates. It also introduces a new notification interface that alerts users when they are mentioned, without revealing these mentions to anyone else viewing the status.
The addition of this feature is expected to improve how users share information via status updates. The privacy aspect is particularly noteworthy as the feature assures users that their mentions are confidential and not displayed publicly within the status screen.
The feature is set to be released in a future update, and further details will be provided as they become available. Previously, this feature was announced with WhatsApp Beta for Android v2.24.9.16.
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May 2024 is going on and Samsung is sending a new update to its Emergency Sharing app with version 15.0.00.33. The update boosts user safety with enhanced functionalities and essential bug fixes.
The fresh update of the Samsung Emergency Sharing app is available on the Galaxy Store with version 4.29MB. This update provides a more reliable and user-friendly experience.
While the specific enhancements have not been disclosed, users can expect a smoother performance. The update also addresses previously reported issues, ensuring an error-free service.
If you have a Galaxy device, you can get this update from the Galaxy Store. Just go to the Menu, the Updates, and you can install the update from there. Also, you can sideload it from the third-party app link mentioned here.
Samsung Emergency Sharing
Samsung Emergency Sharing is a safety feature that allows you to share important information with your emergency contacts. It lets the automatic transmission of your location or a notification when your device’s battery is low.
To enable this feature, go to Settings, then Safety and Emergency, and select Emergency Sharing. Here, you can choose to include pictures or audio by enabling the respective options. Begin sharing by pressing Start twice, and the setup is complete.
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Samsung has released an update for the Live Message app on Galaxy devices with version 6.1.00. The update makes the app work better and fixes some known issues.
Live Message is a feature that lets users draw or write messages along with live animations and different backgrounds, which can be shared. With the new update, Samsung has ensured that the app works more smoothly and is easier to use.
The update enhances some functions to provide a better Galaxy experience. It also resolves bugs that users found before. These changes are expected to make the app more stable and work without any problems.
The installation package size of the update is small, only 9.09MB, which means it won’t take long to download. You can install the Samsung Live Message 6.1.00 update via the Galaxy Store or download it directly from the third-party app link mentioned here.
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