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Everything About Samsung Dropship App
During the annual One UI release every year, Samsung introduces some new Good Lock modules to offer more impressive and unseen features to Galaxy customers. The new Android 13-based One UI 5.0 software is here, and following its release Samsung has launched a bunch of cool Good Lock apps – one among them is Dropship.
Dropship is Samsung’s new and simple file-sharing application, which is accessible as a new Good Lock unit. It can send files to practically any device, including Android phones and tablets or iPhones and iPads, and even your laptop.
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Here’s everything you want to know about the Samsung Dropship app –
How it works:
File transfers are easy to initiate in the Good Lock Dropship application. First of all, a user will need to select the files they want to send. The app will create a link and a QR code for a receiver to access in order to initiate a download.
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The app module also offers a couple of customization options, like the ability to set a validity period for the file-sharing link for security purposes and add a custom message or profile picture to the link.
Moreover, in addition to sending files from your Samsung device, Dropship also lets you access files from various cloud storage services, including Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive, Google Photos, and more.
Requirements:
While sharing files, the sender is required to log in through their Samsung Account, however, the receiver doesn’t need a Samsung account. Therefore, any non-Galaxy Android devices, Apple devices, and others can also take advantage of this application.
Limitations:
DropShip app has a daily file transfer limit of 5GB per user, which is a good limit until you want to share multiple numbers of movies, web series, or other big files.
As for now, the service is only available in South Korea, which means users in other regions can not use it, at least officially. However, it is believed that the company will soon introduce this Good Lock module to more countries all over the world.
Drawbacks:
It is worth mentioning that the Samsung Dropship app does not use Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connection to transfer files across devices. And, since it works through an internet connection, it is not as fast as existing alternatives like Samsung’s own Quick Share and Google’s Nearby Share.
Samsung has shared an update about the removal of the GIF capture feature in the One Hand Operation+ app following the One UI 6.1.1 update. Several users enjoyed the GIF capture feature as it allowed them to capture GIFs easily using gestures.
However, Samsung removed the GIF capture feature with the One UI 6.1.1 update and integrated it into Samsung’s new AI Select function. Now, a Samsung community moderator mentioned that the company could provide a GIF capture feature again.
Samsung’s One Hand Operation+ app lets users perform various tasks on their Galaxy phone with simple hand gestures. This app connects different phone functions to make it easier to control your device with just one hand. However, when a feature like GIF capture is removed, it also means the app can no longer provide it through gestures.
The moderator explained that since the GIF capture feature has been moved to the AI Select function, the app no longer has access to it. He also mentioned that the app cannot bring the feature back on its own without it being available in the phone’s terminal first.
Although the GIF capture feature is not available right now, Samsung has stated that it might return in the future if the functionality is reinstated in the terminal’s system.
Samsung apologized for any inconvenience caused by this change and promised to continue working on improving the app and the overall user experience with future updates. Users are advised to stay tuned for any updates or changes to the app’s features.
Samsung considers reintroducing Smart Select feature for One Hand Operation+
Samsung’s One UI 6.1.1 update has brought some changes that several users are not happy about. One of them is the removal of the Smart Select feature, which is now expected to return with the upcoming One Hand Operation+ Good Lock module update.
The smart select feature of One Hand Operation+ allowed users to quickly select and share content with just a gesture. It was very useful for people who often use their phones with one hand.
Since the update, many users have shared their concerns in community forums. Smart Select was a popular tool for those who relied on one-handed use, and removing it has made that task difficult.
In response to this feedback, a Samsung community moderator has shared some information on smart select feature availability. He mentioned that Samsung is looking into the possibility of bringing back the Smart Select feature in future updates to the One Hand Operation+ app.
However, no specific timeline has been given for the return of the Smart Select feature but many users are hopeful that it will come back soon.
As Samsung works on improving its software, users are encouraged to stay tuned with new updates to the One Hand Operation+ app. Several users are looking forward to the return of the Smart Select feature, which would make using their devices easier again with One Hand.
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Samsung RegiStar app offers several features that give users more control over their experience, and it is expected to add more options with the upcoming One UI 7. Samsung is considering bringing back a small gear icon for shortcuts created with RegiStar, which may arrive with the upcoming One UI update.
The small gear icon used to appear in the bottom right corner of the home screen for shortcuts to help users recognize them as RegiStar settings rather than regular app shortcuts. However, many users have noticed that this gear icon is now missing and have shared their concerns in the community.
One user also mentioned that while the gear icon has disappeared from home screen shortcuts, it can still be seen in the Edge Panel settings. Fortunately, Samsung has acknowledged these concerns.
A community moderator has stated that Samsung is looking into restoring the small gear icon for RegiStar shortcuts. The restoration of the gear icon will make it easier for users to navigate their shortcuts and improve usability. However, there’s no confirmation about the release of this feature.
As several modules from the Good Lock app have begun to receive support for One UI 7, Samsung is expected to roll out this support for the RegiStar app soon. This support might also include the gear icon for shortcuts.
In addition to this, Samsung is going to bring the “Check time with Back-Tap” feature for its RegiStar app with the next major One UI update. This feature will provide an easy way for users to check the time by tapping the back of their device.
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