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Google will shut down GPay App in the US from June 4, 2024
GPay which is known as one of the best online payment app will shut down in the US from June 4, 2024, to embrace the future with Google Wallet. This shift highlights the importance of creating a versatile platform that streamlines transactions and integrates seamlessly with emerging technologies.
This decision of Google also sets the stage for a future where digital wallets like Google Wallet, Apple Pay, and Samsung Pay become the gateway to immersive digital experiences. So, if you still use the GPay app to manage your payment services in the US then switch to a new platform before it gets too late.
Google says you can use the US version of the Google Pay app until June 4, 2024, to view and transfer your Google Pay balance to your bank account. If you still have money or cashback rewards in GPay after that date, you’ll need to access and transfer any remaining funds using the Google Pay website.
In addition to the GPay App, Google is also eliminating peer-to-peer payments that let you send, request, or receive money from others in the US. However, the move to shut down the GPay app is just for the US. While Google still supports its Pay app in India and Singapore.
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Google stated,
- Most of the most popular features in its Pay app, such as setting up and managing a user’s payment services and tapping to pay in retail stores that support this function, will still be available via the Google Wallet app.
Google Wallet App
Google Wallet is a digital wallet. And while you can make the same tap-to-pay payments, it can also hold credit cards, debit cards, loyalty cards, transportation passes, event tickets, vaccine cards, state-issued IDs, gift cards, and more.
Samsung has rolled out a new update for its popular Glance app with version 2.3.04. This latest enhances user interaction with the app through functional improvements and bug fixes.
The update enhances some fucntions of the app for smoother transitions and quicker response times. In addition, it also fixes some issues that users encountered in the last update to improve the overall stability and reliability of the Glance app.
Samsung Glance app is known for providing quick and easy access to a variety of content right from the lock screen. With the latest update, the app is set to become more reliable and user-friendly.
We advise all users to download and install version 2.3.04 to enjoy the benefits of these latest improvements. To install the update, you just need to visit Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can download it directly from the third-party app link mentioned here.
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Samsung has rolled out an April 2024 update for the Call app on One UI devices, bringing it to version 15.2.00.62. The update is available on the Galaxy Store with a package size of 26.89 MB.
The update improves the app by fixing bugs that affect performance and stability. In addition, it enhances some functions of the apps to provide a better experience. Although no new features are introduced, users can expect a more reliable app experience after the update.
Samsung Call April 2024 update is compatible with Galaxy devices running Android 13 or Android 14. To install the update, users should go to the Galaxy Store, open the menu, and select ‘Updates’. Then, they can refresh the Call app listing to start the update process.
Aside from this, Samsung also provides a feature that allows users to customize their call screen. To change the call background, users can open the Call app, go to the menu, select ‘Settings’, and then ‘Call Background’. Here, they can choose an image or video to set as the background for incoming calls.
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Samsung is elevating the user experience with the latest update of its Internet Browser Beta app, which can identified as version 26.0.0.19 or v26. The update is introducing features that prioritize user privacy and enhance functionality.
According to the changelog, the main feature of this update is the ability to take screenshots in Secret Mode, which allows users to capture information privately. Also, it focuses on improving the stability of the browser by addressing known issues and enhancing the browser’s performance.
Moreover, Samsung Internet Browser Beta v26 reportedly introduces new shortcuts that can be added to the home screen. These shortcuts provide quick access to search functions and bookmarking tools to make it easier for users to navigate the web and manage their favorite pages.
Overall, the latest update aims to deliver a secure and user-friendly browsing experience. Users can get the update via Galaxy Store, weighing 138.6MB package. Also, users can download the update directly from the third-party app source link mentioned here.
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