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Samsung Internet Browser Beta gets performance boost with version 27.0.0.39

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Samsung has released a new update for its Internet Browser Beta app for Galaxy devices with version 27.0.0.39. This beta update brings some improvements and fixes to enhance the overall performance.

The update improves the browser’s performance and usability. Users can expect general improvements in functionality. These changes make the browsing experience more efficient and reliable.

Moreover, the update includes fixes for bugs that affected the browser’s stability and performance. By resolving these issues, Samsung provides a smoother and more consistent browsing experience. However, it does not include any new features or changes.

Samsung Internet Browser Beta 27.0.0.39

The installation package size of the update is 152.2MB. To get the latest version, users can download the update directly from the Galaxy Store app on their devices. Also, you can sideload the update through third party link mentioned here.

Samsung Internet Browser Beta app version 27.0.0.39 offers enhancements in performance and resolves previous issues to deliver a more reliable browsing experience.

Previously, Samsung Internet received a new feature that lets you search for Internet settings with version 27.00.0.26. In addition, this update brought end-to-end encryption for Internet-synced data for One UI 6.1 and higher devices.

Aside from these updates, the Samsung Internet Browser app already received the One UI 7 support. Now, the app will work seamlessly with the next One UI iteration.

Samsung Internet Beta Browser 27.0: New search feature added, scroll bar customization removed

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Samsung Calendar update brings drag to move feature, countdown widget, and more

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Samsung has rolled out a new update for its Calendar app with version 12.6.00.40, which brings several new features to enhance user experience and provide more customization options. This update is available on the Galaxy Store with a package size of around 52MB.

The fresh update introduces new tools that make managing your schedule more intuitive and personalized. The update adds a Drag to Move feature, which allows users to drag and drop an event to a different date on the calendar. This makes it much faster to reschedule events without having to open them and change the date manually.

In addition, the update allows you to customize the Calendar widget. With this update, you can choose to show events only from a specific calendar on the widget. This way, you can keep your home screen clean and focused on just the events you need to see.

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Samsung has added a Countdown widget to the event details screen. This new tool helps you see how many days are left until an important event, like a meeting or a birthday.

The update also lets you move events to other calendars in bulk. If you use multiple calendars, this feature makes it easy to transfer several events at once without needing to move them one by one.

You can install the update via Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. This update is now available for One UI 6.1.1 running the Galaxy S24 series in India. One UI 7 Beta is reportedly coming for the Galaxy S24 series on December 16 in India, however, some countries users are already enjoying it.

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WhatsApp to add new message translation feature soon

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WhatsApp is testing a new feature with the latest beta update version 2.24.26.9, which will allow users to translate chat messages and channel updates. This feature is currently under development and will be available for beta users soon.

The new translation feature will let users automatically translate all incoming messages or choose to translate specific messages individually. This will help users better understand messages written in different languages to make it easier to communicate with people from around the world.

Notably, the message translations will happen directly on your device, without sending any data to third-party services. This means WhatsApp can maintain its end-to-end encryption to ensure privacy.

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The translation feature will also work offline. For that, users can download language packs in advance to allow them to translate messages even when they don’t have an internet connection.

Through this feature, WhatsApp plans to make the translation process quick and simple. But you can’t use WhatsApp fucntions without the internet like sending or receiving messages, watching status, and more. Still, you will soon be able to translate received messages offline.

However, keep in mind that the translations might not always be perfect, as they will be processed offline and may have occasional errors.  Stay tuned for more updates.

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Samsung responds to Android Auto complaints in One UI 7 Beta

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Samsung users reported having Android Auto compatibility issues in One UI 7 Beta. The automotive platform keeps disconnected, ruining the experience. Samsung acknowledged the issue and shared some steps for consumers to follow.

Some One UI 7 participants reported compatibility issues with Android Auto. The system randomly disconnects and reconnects during navigation. After reconnecting, the interface defaults to the car’s home screen, requiring users to manually relaunch.

Samsung community moderator believes that the problem may stem from incompatibility between the car’s Android Auto version and the One UI 7 Beta. The official version will be fully compatible and you will have no incompatibility concerns.

In addition, the moderator urged affected users to submit an error report via the Samsung Members app. User feedback is important during the Beta testing of the upcoming software, here’s how to submit an error report:

  1. Open Samsung Members: Launch the app on your phone.
  2. Access Beta Feedback: Navigate to One UI Beta Program > Beta Feedback.
  3. Attach Relevant Information: Include screenshots or recordings of the issue, if possible.
  4. Send System Logs: Ensure the option to “Send system log data” is checked.
  5. Timely Submission: Submit the report within 15 minutes of reproducing the issue for accurate log data collection.

Meanwhile, we suggest you keep the Android Auto application updated. You can try clearing the app cache and restarting the device to see if it addresses the issue. Don’t forget to help other users by sharing a workaround if you discover.

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