The latest Samsung Health update, version 6.30.0.109 Beta, is rolling out today, bringing some exciting changes for Galaxy users who love tracking their fitness and body temperature.

The new Samsung Health update focuses on making your health journey more rewarding and insightful, with a revamped Challenge Rewards system and Body Temperature tracking feature.

The Challenge Rewards system encourages you to keep moving, while Body Temperature tracking gives you deeper insights into your body via Samsung Health.

Here are more details about the changes:

Challenge Rewards

Following the update, when you hit milestones like daily steps, exercise goals, or hydration targets, you will unlock new Samsung Health badges that feel more meaningful.

Mindfulness

Samsung Health’s Mindfulness feature offers a simpler way to check in on your mood, along with breathing exercises and practical tips to help you de-stress.

Body Temperature Tracking

By connecting a compatible third-party device or using the Samsung Health SDK, you can now monitor your body temperature right in the app.

How to update?

To install the latest Samsung Health version, open the Galaxy Store. From the homepage, tap Menu, followed by Updates. This section will display all the pending updates that you can install, select Samsung Health and it will begin.

Samsung has rolled out a new update for its Always On Display (AOD) app with version 8.9.00.67. The update is available for Galaxy phones running One UI 7.

This latest update comes with a few useful improvements and bug fixes to make the AOD experience smoother and more reliable. The update might include a fix for the positioning issue of the clock on AOD.

After the One UI 7 update, some users noticed a bug where the clock on the AOD screen appeared in the wrong place when using certain ClockFace styles. This problem caused the clock to look shifted or misaligned. Samsung acknowledged the issue and confirmed that the new AOD update is designed to fix it.

The update includes enhancements that improve the overall performance and stability of the Always On Display. If you’re using a Galaxy phone with One UI 7, it’s recommended to install this update to ensure your AOD works correctly and looks the way it should.

To get the update, just open the Galaxy Store, tap on the Menu, and go to the Updates section to check and install the Samsung Always On Display 8.9.00.67 update. Also, you can download the update via third third-party app link mentioned here.

One UI 8 AOD to Lock Screen Leaked Animation

There’s also some exciting news for Galaxy users looking forward to One UI 8. A recent leaked video shows a new animation when switching from the Always On Display to the Lock Screen.

In the new animation, the clock starts at its usual size on the AOD screen. Then, when you move to the Lock Screen, the clock smoothly expands a little and moves down. It looks much cleaner and gives an amazing touch to the phone’s overall feel.

One UI 8 redefines the magic of One UI 7’s Lock Screen AOD animations [Watch]

Samsung appears to be fueling the Voice Recorder app with Galaxy AI features in One UI 8. The company is now swiftly expanding the One UI 7 update as attention of flagship users is now being shifted towards the One UI 8.

One UI 8 is coming earlier than previous One UI versions. Samsung has advanced the launch of its Android 16-based One UI skin given Google’s shuffle. The public Beta Program is expected to start later this month or early next month.

Samsung is internally testing One UI 8 on the most recent Galaxy phones. Some power users also have access to the pre-release software. It was spotted that the Voice Recorder has recently been updated on One UI 8 with AI features.

AI features like Transcribe, Summarize, and Translate are still available. Now, you need to hit the Galaxy AI button on the app’s header to expand the pop-up menu.

Audio Eraser, which was added in Gallery with One UI 7, seems to be expanding to Voice Recorder. Using this AI-powered tool, you will be able to fix noise and unwanted sounds from recordings.

However, Audio Eraser is not available in Voice Recorder on One UI 7 devices. Samsung might debut this feature as a new addition with the Galaxy Z Flip7 and Z Fold7 with One UI 8 this July.

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Voice Recorder app is primarily meant for quicker voice recording functionality. While One UI 7 version highlights AI features, the One UI 8 adds a new Galaxy AI button on the header, which now contains supported AI tools.

This change brings a significant boost to the Voice Recorder app’s appearance. The application now offers a neat view for voice recording and playback. The integrated AI features now rest in an expandable tab with the Galaxy AI button.

It’s a pre-release version that could also be tweaked before rollout. It targets devices running the One UI 8 operating system, but it’s also functional on One UI 7 devices with sideload.

Samsung’s new One UI 7 Game Booster+ plugin is now available widely. With the Galaxy Store listing, a broad Galaxy user base now has access to this plugin. The new Good Lock app introduces tools to control and elevate gameplay.

Initially launched a couple of months ago in South Korea, this handy app is designed to enhance gaming performance on Galaxy phones and tablets running One UI 7. You can now grab Game Booster+ from the Galaxy Store in many regions.

It’s available as version 1.0.00.22 with a compact size of 7.54MB in India. Note that the tool works exclusively on devices running Android 15 with One UI 7. It’s likely available in most markets where the Good Lock app is supported.

With Game Booster+, you get more control over how your Galaxy handles games, from smoother frame rates to enhanced graphics. Whether you’re a casual gamer or someone who plays competitively, these features make a noticeable difference.

To try Game Booster+, head to the Galaxy Store and search for the app. Ensure your device is running Android 15 and One UI 7.0. Once downloaded, you can start exploring its features and tweaking your gaming setup.

If you’re a Galaxy user who loves gaming, Game Booster+ is worth checking out. It’s a simple yet powerful tool that can elevate your mobile gaming experience. Have you tried it yet? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

Samsung has released a new update for its QuickStar Good Lock module, which fixes the clock bug. The update comes with version number 8.1.02.24 on Galaxy devices, bringing important fixes and improvements for users running One UI 7.

The fresh update of Samsung QuickStar fixes the clock position bug. Some users on One UI 7 noticed that the clock on the status bar was always stuck in the middle, even if their phone didn’t support a center option.

This issue was frustrating for people who like to customize their phone’s look. With this new update, Samsung has fixed the issue. Now, the clock will appear in the correct place according to the user’s chosen settings.

Along with this fix, Samsung has also improved the overall stability of the QuickStar module. This means the app should now run more smoothly, with fewer crashes or errors.

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If you want to get the update, you can download it easily from the Galaxy Store. Just open the store, tap on the Menu button, and go to Updates. If the update is available for your device, it will show up there. You can also Good Lock app to install the update.

QuickStar is a popular module in Good Lock that lets users change the look and behavior of the status bar and quick settings panel. Make sure to keep your Good Lock modules up to date to enjoy the latest fixes and features.

One UI 8 expands lock screen clock font directory [Gallery]