Android 14
Android 14 lets you swipe to stop alarms with Google Clock
Android 14 is the newest version of the software the beta version currently available on Pixel phones, and it has some amazing improvements for notifications. And if you are looking for a new way to stop your alarms on your phone, you might check out the latest update from Android 14 and Google Clock.
One of the improvements of Androdi 14 is that you can swipe away any notification, even if it is important or ongoing. This means you can clear your screen more easily. But it also affects how alarms work on your phone.
Alarms are a type of notification that makes a loud sound at a certain time, like when you need to wake up. The Google Clock app lets you set alarms and timers on your phone. In Android 14, the Google Clock app has a new feature that you can swipe away an alarm notification to stop the alarm. This is different from Android 13, where you had to press a button to stop the alarm.
According to the information, this feature only works when your phone is unlocked and the alarm notification is on your screen. If your phone is locked or the alarm notification is not on your screen, you still have to use the old way of stopping the alarm.
If you want to try out this feature, you need to have Android 14 Beta 3 installed on your phone. In addition, you also need to have the latest version of the Google Clock app (v7.5). You can download it from the Google Play Store.
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Android 14 Google Clock alarm is a cool feature that makes stopping alarms easier and faster. It is one of the many updates that Android 14 brings to notifications and other aspects of your phone.
Samsung rolled out the One UI 6.0 update for the Galaxy S21 FE smartphone, starting with Verizon network carrier in the US and now the company is expanding it to more users. Now, the company is making this update available in some European countries including Germany.
The Galaxy S21 FE smartphone is getting One UI 6.0 update in Germany with One UI build version G990B2XXU5FWK3. The update has around 2.4 GB package, you can connect your device to Wi-Fi to install the update.
Based on Android 14, the One UI 6.0 update offers a more refined and user-friendly interface, enhanced privacy and security options, redesigned widgets and notifications, improved performance and battery life, and more.
The update also installs the November 2023 security patch. Users can check for the update manually by going to Settings > Software update > Download and install.
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Samsung has kicked off an Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update for the Galaxy M14 5G smartphone, which arrives with a bundle of new features and enhancements to provide a next-level Galaxy experience.
One UI 6.0 update for Samsung Galaxy M14 5G smartphone is currently rolling out in Middle East countries including UAE and the company will soon make it available in more markets. The update has a One UI build version M146BXXU2BWK8.
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Based on Android 14, One UI 6 update arrives with new features and improvements such as a redesigned user interface with smoother animations, a revamped notification panel and quick settings, improved privacy and security settings, enhanced camera performance and modes, new widgets, and more.
The latest update also includes the November 2023 security patch, which fixes several vulnerabilities in the Android OS and Samsung’s software.
Users who have received the update can install it from Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install. The update aims to provide an amazing experience for devices.
Google has rolled out an Android 14 QPR1 stable update and a big Feature Drop for several Pixel devices, including the Pixel 8, Pixel Fold, Pixel Tablet, and Pixel 7 series. The update brings a bunch of new features and improvements, as well as security patches for December 2023.
The update fixes 33 security issues, ranging from moderate to critical, that affect the Android framework, system, kernel, and media framework. It makes your smartphone more stable, secure, and reliable.
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In addition, the update also adds some new features including the ability to force an app into a specific aspect ratio on the Pixel Fold and Tablet, a new “Metro” lock screen clock, a particle effect when changing wallpapers, and weather information on the Clock app and widget. The Pixel Launcher also has some tweaks to the Search preferences and settings shortcut.
The update is available as an OTA for the supported Pixel devices. Users can check for the update by going to Settings >> System >> Advanced >> System update.
