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Galaxy S23 and Z Fold 5 welcome Digital ND Filter with new Expert RAW update
Samsung has pushed a new update for the Expert RAW app with version 3.0.05.12. This Expert RAW app update introduces the Digital ND filter to the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, Galaxy S23 Ultra, and Galaxy Z Fold 5 devices. This new feature enhances the camera’s capabilities for night sky photography.
The Digital ND Filter feature of the Samsung Expert RAW app allows more precise control over light exposure, allowing the night sky to be captured with greater color intensity and clarity. This is particularly beneficial for users interested in astronomical photography.
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Aside from this, the update also improves some functions to provide a better experience. In addition, the update also fixes some issues that users encountered in previous versions.
Users of the Galaxy S23 series and Galaxy Z Fold 5 can enjoy the new possibilities offered by the Digital ND Filter by installing the new Samsung Expert RAW update. If you have eligible Galaxy devices, then you can install the update now.
To install the update, users just need to visit Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can install the update directly from the third-party app source link mentioned here. The installation package size of this update is 212.11MB.
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Digital ND filters are now available in S23 series and Z Fold5 via the new EXPERT RAW ❗💯💯🔥
Try the new Expert RAW, this version includes the new Digital ND filters that the Samsung Camera mod advertised yesterday 🎉🎉
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WhatsApp introduces new voice group chat actions to make it easier for users to start and join voice chats. This new feature arrives with WhatsApp Beta for Android version 2.24.25.22, available via the Google Play Beta Program.
The fresh beta update adds a new floating action button above the message send button. This makes it much easier to start a voice chat in group chats.
Previously, users had to go into the group info screen or use an option from the top app bar. Now, the floating button makes the feature more visible and accessible to everyone in the group.
Moreover, some beta testers can now try out a new gesture feature. By simply scrolling up the conversation in the group, users can immediately start a voice chat. This makes it even quicker to start talking without any extra steps.
Aside from this, WhatsApp is expanding voice chat availability to smaller groups. Previously, voice chats were only available in larger groups of 32 or more members. Now, even smaller groups with just two people can use the voice chat feature.
Users can still choose to notify all members when a voice chat begins. If no one joins within 60 minutes, the voice chat will automatically end.
This update is currently available to some beta testers who have installed the latest WhatsApp beta version. More users will get access to these new features soon.
Samsung has announced that it will soon add support for the Dual Messenger feature to its One Hand Operation+ Good Lock module. This new support, which many users have requested, will make it easier for people to use two accounts of the same app while navigating their phone with just one hand.
Dual Messenger lets you run two different accounts of the same apps on your phone. The feature does not work with the One Hand Operation mode but is now expected to come soon.
A Samsung community moderator has confirmed that many Galaxy users have requested the Dual Messenger execution function for the One Hand Mode feature. Further, he has mentioned that although the current version does not support Dual Messenger, the team has already been working on bringing this support.
Fortunately, Samsung has acknowledged the issues that users are facing and promised to bring Dual Messenger support with the next One Hand Operation+ update.
This next update is expected to make multitasking more efficient for users who rely on One Hand Operation. It will allow them to quickly switch between two app accounts.
While there’s no exact release date for the update yet, Samsung users can look forward to the new feature being available soon. Keep an eye out for the next app update to take advantage of this new functionality.
Google Messages is finally adding a feature that many users have wanted for a long time, the ability to set custom icons for group chats. At the moment, group chats in the app use a default icon, which is just a grid of users’ initials or profile pictures.
Many people have asked for the option to change the grid option, and it looks like Google is finally bringing it soon. This new feature has been discovered in a beta version of the Google Messages app by AndroidAuthority.
The codes of the fresh version of the Google Messages app show that users will soon be able to upload their own images to use as group chat icons. It means you can choose a picture that represents the group, instead of just the default grid.
Moreover, the future update will make group chats easier to recognize and more fun. It will also bring Google Messages like other popular apps including WhatsApp, which already lets users set custom images for group chats.
Custom icons will make it easier to identify which group chat you’re in, especially if you’re part of many different groups. Since RCS works over the internet, the custom icon should appear for everyone in the group, not just the person who set it.
However, it’s unclear whether anyone in the group can change the icon or if only admins will be able to do it. It’s also not clear if iPhone users will be able to see the custom icons, as RCS works differently on iOS. Stay tuned for more information.