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Samsung Galaxy Wearable gets new update ahead of Galaxy Watch 4 (Classic) and Buds 2 launch
Samsung is expected to introduce its new wearable lineup alongside the upcoming foldable smartphones this August. However, the company is yet to officially announce the arrival of new products, it has started preparing for it as the Galaxy Wearable started getting a new application update.
According to the info, the changelog of the new Galaxy Wearable app is not available, but it clearly indicates Samsung’s preparation for its upcoming Galaxy Watch 4, Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, and Galaxy Buds 2. It’s expected that the update comes with support for the upcoming Galaxy wearables.
Note: You can check for Galaxy Wearable update through Galaxy Store on your smartphone.
Future Galaxy Watch will run Wear OS
Samsung and Google had already confirmed that the future Galaxy smartwatches will feature a new version of Wear OS on top of One UI instead of the traditional Tizen OS. The Korean tech giant is working with Google to develop a unified wearable platform.
By replacing Tizen OS with Wear OS, Samsung will offer better third-party apps support on its upcoming wearable devices. Furthermore, the brand confirmed that it will deliver an interesting and customizable watch face builder for developers.
Galaxy Buds 2 coming as well
Aside from the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic, the company is also going to launch a pair of new wireless earbuds called Galaxy Buds 2. Unlike the Galaxy Buds Pro, the upcoming earbuds will cost lesser but have a premium design.
As of now, it remains unclear when the Galaxy Z Fold 3, Galaxy Z Flip 3, Galaxy Buds 2, Galaxy Watch 4, and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic will launch. Meanwhile, all of these products are expected to be unveiled on August 11 at the Samsung Unpacked event.
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We are in May 2024 and Samsung Core Services app gets a new update with version 3.0.00.56. The new update comes with significant enhancements to the user experience and enhances the app’s performance through improvements and fixes.
The update fixes some minor bugs that have been affecting the app’s functionality. These fixes are essential as they ensure a smoother, more reliable experience for all users.
Additionally, the update includes app stability and reliability improvements, which means that the app is also only becoming more secure and stable. However, the changelog does not contain any new features or changes.
Samsung Core Services May 2024 update is available on the Galaxy Store with an installation package size of 132.29MB, you can download it. Also, you can sideload it from the third-party app link.
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WhatsApp for Android has pushed a new update with version 2.24.10.8, introducing a chat filtering feature for better storage management. This feature is currently in beta testing and available to some beta testers.
The Chat filtering feature of WhatsApp allows users to sort their chats and channels to make it easier to identify and manage storage with large files and vast chat history. With this feature, users can quickly find and delete unnecessary data, freeing up space on their devices by separating conversations.
Previously, WhatsApp had released basic chat filters such as “All”, “Unread”, and “Groups” to help users navigate their chat lists. The new update builds on this functionality to offer better organization of messages and media files.
This new feature is mainly beneficial for distinguishing between business accounts and channels that may have similar names or icons.
WhatsApp’s Chat filtering feature is expected to be made available to more beta testers soon and may be released to all users in a future update.
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Samsung has released a new update to its Dropship app with version 1.2.3 for One UI devices. This update is available on the Galaxy Store with an installation package size of 39.66MB. This update aims to enhance the app’s functionality and resolve issues identified in the previous version.
The Korean tech giant has made some enhancements to improve the app’s performance and ease of use. Also, it fixes some issues encountered by users in the previous version to deliver a dependable and efficient service.
Users are advised to download the latest Samsung Dropship app 1.2.3 update to get the benefits of new and enhanced features. To install the update, you just need to visit the Galaxy Store app >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can get it from the third-party app link mentioned here.
Samsung Dropship is a Good Lock module, which simplifies the process of sharing content across various devices and platforms. Whether you’re using Android, iOS, or a web browser, Dropship ensures that you can send files with ease.
The app allows users to personalize their sharing experience by creating custom links complete with a profile picture and a personal message. Additionally, Dropship provides options to control the share settings, such as the link’s expiration time and the length of coordinates, offering users a secure sharing experience.
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