Samsung has released a new update for the Home Up Good Lock module, which is compatible with Galaxy devices running Android 15-based One UI 7. This update arrives with version 16.0.00.58 on Galaxy Store. It brings fixes to improve the overall experience for users who enjoy customizing their home screens.

The fresh update fixes issues that caused the “OneUI Home” app to crash when users entered the home screen editing mode while using the DIY home screen feature. This bug had been frustrating, making it impossible for some users to edit their home screens without the app closing unexpectedly.

With this update, the issue has been fixed. Now, users can now enter editing mode without experiencing any system interruptions.

Moreover, the update also fixes another bug where widgets would stay transparent after being deleted in the DIY home screen edit mode. This issue made it difficult to manage widgets. After this fresh update, when users remove widgets, they will now disappear properly without any transparency issues.

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Along with these two major issues fixes, Samsung has also addressed some small bugs in the update. While the changelog hasn’t listed every single change,  these improvements help make the Home Up module run more smoothly.

The Home Up Good Lock module improves the home screen customization experience for Galaxy users. If you are using a Galaxy phone with One UI 7, you can download the new Samsung Home Up update via Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates or from the GoodLock app itself.

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WhatsApp has released a new beta update, which introduces a feature that makes it easier to organize and navigate through chats. The update arrives with version 2.25.4.12 and is available through the Google Play Beta Program.

The new feature keeps the chat filters always visible at the top of your screen when you open WhatsApp. Filters are used to organize chats into categories like personal, group, or custom lists. Before this update, users had to scroll through their chat list to see these filters. Now, you can see the filters right away without any additional steps.

In addition to this new feature, WhatsApp is also showing a small number next to each filter. These numbers let you know how many unread messages are in each category. This makes it quicker to see if important messages are waiting for you.

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Furthermore, the updates also bring changes to the favorites filter. Now, the favorites filter will appear first, ahead of other filters, making it easier to access your most important chats, like with family or close friends.

Currently, the new feature is available to some beta testers. It will be available to more users in the coming weeks as the stable version is available.

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Samsung has released a new update for the Camera app on Galaxy devices running One UI 7. The update arrives with version 15.0.02.13 and is now available on the Galaxy Store. It brings improvements to make the app work better and fixes issues that users faced in the previous version.

The update focuses on making the Camera app more reliable and easier to use. It improves the overall performance of the app, so you can expect a smoother experience when taking photos or videos. Any bugs or glitches that were causing issues before have been fixed to enhance the stability of the app.

One UI 7 is the latest software version for Galaxy devices, which brought a fresh look and new features. This new update brings changes to make the camera app even better. With the new update, you’ll notice more smoother experience.

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To install the update, you can easily go to the Galaxy Store on your device. Just open the menu, find the “Updates” section, and you’ll be able to download the latest version. You can also use a third-party app link to get the update if you prefer.

Samsung continues to improve the Camera app to make it more useful and enjoyable on One UI 7 running Galaxy devices with new updates. If you’re using the camera app, the update ensures a better and more reliable experience for capturing your memories.

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JioHotstar, the combined streaming service of JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar, is now available on Samsung smart TVs in India. This new app brings together content from both platforms to make it easier for users to watch their favorite shows, movies, and sports in one place.

Back in November 2024, JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar combined into one app called JioHotstar. With a new update, this new app is now available on Samsung smart TVs with Tizen OS.

Just recently, the Disney+ Hotstar app on Samsung TVs received an important update with version 1.6.9. The update brings a new branding that now shows JioHotstar. This update also brought a message explaining the merger between JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar to let users know about the exciting new features and content available.

With JioHotstar, users who already have a subscription to either Disney+ Hotstar or JioCinema can now enjoy content from both platforms. However, once their current subscription ends, they will need to switch to a JioHotstar subscription to keep watching.

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JioHotstar offers three subscription plans – Mobile, Super, and Premium, with monthly and yearly options. If you don’t have a subscription, you can still use the app for free.

However, free users will have to watch ads while streaming. For those who prefer fewer ads, the Mobile and Super plans are available, which offers a more enjoyable experience with less interruption. The Premium plan gives users an ad-free experience.

The launch of JioHotstar on Samsung TVs gives Indian viewers a simpler and more affordable way to access a wide range of content. With the combined libraries of Disney+ Hotstar and JioCinema, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

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Samsung has just pushed a new update for the One UI Home app for the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra phones. This update arrives with version 16.0.01.5, upgrading from version 16.0.1.2.

The fresh update of the One UI Home app improves performance to deliver a more efficient and enjoyable user experience. It optimizes the functionality of the home screen to offer better responsiveness. Also, some minor bugs from the previous version have been resolved, improving overall stability.

This update has been spotted by a reliable tipster on the Chinese variant of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which is running the One UI 7 firmware version ending in AYB4. After installing this software, the One UI Home app is automatically upgraded to version 16.0.01.5.

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With this update, Samsung is continuing to enhance user interface and device security. Although the specific details of bugs fixed in this update is not clear, it is designed to resolve issues that some users might have experienced in the older version of the app.

For users looking to manually check for the update, it can be done through the Galaxy Store app. To do so, users need to pinch out on their home screen, tap the Settings icon, click on the Home Screen option, and go to the About Home Screen section.

Currently, this One UI Home app update is limited to the Galaxy S25 series in China, but it’s expected that Samsung will expand the availability of the update to more models and regions in the near future.

One UI 7’s Home Up app available for Galaxy S25 via Galaxy Store