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One UI Home (System Launcher) gets fresh update ahead of One UI 6.1 expansion

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Samsung One UI Home 15.5.05.17 update

Samsung is ready to release the One UI 6.1 update for 9 Galaxy flagship devices at the end of March. But before that, the company is releasing a new update for the Samsung One UI Home app (System Launcher) with version 15.1.03.25.

The fresh update of the Samsung One UI Home app enhances the overall performance of the home screen as it fixes some issues that users encountered in the last version. In addition, it improves some functions to provide a better usability experience.

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However, the update does not include any new features or changes but it is expected to make animations smoother. The update is rolling out gradually so it may take some hours or days to reach all devices.

Notably, the update is compatible with Galaxy devices running Android 14-based One UI 6.0 or higher. Users can easily install it via the Galaxy Store or download it directly from the third-party app link mentioned here.

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Samsung’s fix for NotiStar duplicate notification issue is coming!

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Samsung NotiStar issue

Samsung users have been facing a frustrating issue with the NotiStar app on their Galaxy phones. Many users have reported that they receive duplicate notifications for messages regularly. This issue occurs with messaging apps and regular text messages.

Instead of one notification, users are getting two for every single message. For example, if a friend sends a message, the user receives its notification twice. It means that users are observing the same notification being displayed twice.

Samsung has acknowledged the duplicate notification issue of NotiStar. In addition, a community moderator has reassured users that the team is actively investigating the issue. He mentioned that Samsung will improve this phenomenon in an upcoming app update to fix the duplicate notification issue.

Samsung duplicate notification issue

Users can expect an update soon, which should help remove duplicate notifications and improve how the app works. Samsung is actively working on a solution, and the promise of an update is encouraging for many. For now, Galaxy users can keep an eye out for the upcoming NotiStar app update.

Aside from this, Galaxy users also reported unexpected vibrations and notifications from their Galaxy phones after updating the Samsung Wallet Digital Key app. However, Samsung has fixed this issue with a fresh update for the Wallet Digital Key app.

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One UI 7 support now available for Samsung Home Up with v16.0

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Samsung Home Up One UI 7 support

Samsung has released a new update for the Home Up module in its Good Lock app, which brings One UI 7 support. This new update arrives with version 16.0.00.1 for Galaxy devices.

The fresh update adds support for One UI 7 based on Android 15. This means that when One UI 7 is released, the Home Up app will work smoothly with it. While there isn’t a changelog available, the update notes reveal that Samsung is making sure the Home Up app works well with One UI 7.

Along with this new feature, the update also includes some minor fixes to improve performance and address issues from earlier versions.

With this update, the version has changed from 15.0 to 16.0. This change shows that Samsung is keeping the app up to date and compatible with the next One UI software, One UI 7.

Samsung Home Up One UI 7 support

The Home Up app is an amazing tool for customizing your home screen as it offers several options. It allows users to change the look and feel of their devices, which makes it easy to personalize how your phone or tablet appears and works.

As users look forward to One UI 7, this update ensures that they will have a reliable tool for customizing their home screens when the new software arrives.

To install the update, simply open the Good Lock app on your device. From there, look for the Home Up module and follow the prompts to download and install the latest version. Once the update is installed, you’ll be able to enjoy enhanced features.

Also, you can download the Samsung Home Up 16.0.00.1 update directly from the third-party app link mentioned here.

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Nearby Share’s ‘use mobile data’ toggle arriving on Quick Share

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Samsung Quick Share Connectivity update

Quick Share could soon get Nearby Share’s “use mobile data” toggle. Earlier this year, Google announced the merger of Android’s Nearby Share with Samsung’s Quick Share. Now, the unified version is preparing to retain a useful feature.

AndroidAuthority discovered that Quick Share could soon add a “use mobile data” toggle for even faster file sharing. The latest Google Play Services Beta brings a toggle to enable file transmission over mobile data.

Android’s Nearby Share had a mobile data file-sharing toggle. When enabled, it allowed a “Data may be used for small files” as part of making sharing faster. The unified Quick Share removed the toggle, but it will finally return to the function.

Quick Share intelligently utilizes Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for file sharing. If the file’s size is not much, it would be transmitted over Bluetooth. Larger files usually transfer through Wi-Fi by pairing both devices with each other via Hotspot and Wi-Fi.

Sometimes, the lack of a proper network or functional glitches ruin the sharing experience. In that case, the accessibility to mobile data would work as a bridge, allowing Quick Share to use an internet connection for data and file transmission.

The toggle is currently barred by strings and flags within the app’s code. Tinkering those flags would immediately make the new toggle accessible. However, general availability will remain due with a future release of the app.

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