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Get latest Samsung RegiStar app for your Galaxy device – v1.0.47
Post-One UI 5 debut, Samsung introduced the RegiStar app, as a new member of the Good Lock customization suite. The app allows you to revamp the select system settings interface and unlock experimental features that are restricted by One UI such as the back tap. You can download the Samsung RegiStar app through Galaxy Store.
According to Samsung, Good Lock suite’s RegiStar app allows you to conveniently configure the Settings app and press the side key, tap the back, or press the screen strongly to quickly launch useful features. Notably, these features are not officially available for Galaxy Note models.
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Using the RegiStar plugin in your compatible Galaxy device, you can re-configure the menu of the Settings home screen, change order, hide and manage groups, set the method of displaying the Samsung account on the Settings home screen, search settings change history and change notification settings.
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Besides, the RegiStar app makes it possible to activate features by tapping the back of the device (available on Galaxy S/ Flip phones only), run features by long-pressing the side key, and run features by pressing the screen strongly.
Since the company released the RegiStar app in early November 2022, it received the December 2022 update as well. The first update added plenty of new features and improved usability. However, Samsung will continue to deliver new version updates to the RegiStar app, which you can download from the links below.
November 06, 2023 – v1.0.47
- About – Link
- What’s New —
- Apply One UI 6.0 stabilization code
- Fixed app crash when entering ‘Customize your settings home’.
- Fixes ‘live caption’ not working.
August 03, 2023 – v1.0.42
- About – Link
- What’s New —
- Improved logic to reduce current consumption
- Fixed action error on cover screen
- Corrected screen touch errors
May 11, 2023 – v1.0.39
- About – Link
- What’s New —
- Provides Back Tap action feature as a Modes and Routine action
- Fixed bugs
Mar. 10, 2023 – v1.0.37
- Download – Link
- What’s New —
- Fixed a black dot show while using the Back tapping function
Jan. 11, 2023 – v1.0.29
- Download – Galaxy Store | Link
- What’s New —
- Add action option menu of back tapping function (main > Back-Tap action > action detection limit).
- Fixed the problem of automatic switching of PIP when executing a action.
Dec. 08, 2022 – v1.0.26
- Download — Galaxy Store | APKMirror
- What’s New —
- Modify the notification display during the ‘Back-Tap action’
- Add mode selection settings for screenshot actions
- Add Shortcut selection for ‘Open app’ action
Nov. 07, 2022 – v1.0.21
- Download — Galaxy Store | APKMirror
- What’s New —
- Initial version
WhatsApp is rolling out a new beta update with version 2.24.22.13 via the Google Play Beta Program for Android devices. This update introduces a new feature to create and share entire custom sticker packs on WhatsApp, making it easier to manage.
The fresh update arrives with a feature that allows users to create and share custom sticker packs directly within WhatsApp. This means you can organize your stickers into groups instead of having them scattered in the “Favorites” section. It helps you to find your favorite stickers much simpler.
Not only will this feature help you keep your stickers organized, but it will also make sharing them much easier. After creating a sticker pack, you can share it with friends or in group chats. Your friends can then import the entire pack into their own collections with just two taps. This means you won’t have to save each sticker one by one.
Previously, WhatsApp unveiled a feature that lets users manage multiple stickers at once. This allows you to delete or move your favorites without needing to do them one by one. Now, WhatsApp is working on a brand-new feature that will let users create and share their own custom sticker packs directly in the app.
Currently, the new sticker pack feature is in development and will be available in a future update. Stay tuned with us for more details.
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YouTube has begun rolling out a new miniplayer and a refreshed settings menu for Android users, following its announcement last week. The update arrives with version 19.41.39, which introduces a sleek design that enhances user experience.
Previously, the miniplayer of YouTube was a simple bar at the bottom of the screen, showing the video title and channel name next to the player. However, the new design looks more like Android’s picture-in-picture feature with a bottom bar that includes play/pause buttons, and options to rewind 10 seconds and skip ahead.
With the revamped design, users can move the miniplayer to any corner of the screen and can even stretch it to fill the entire width of the screen by pinching it out.
To close the miniplayer, you now just need to tap the top-right corner. When exiting the app, the transition to the system PiP is smooth and easy.
In addition to the miniplayer, YouTube has revamped its settings menu with simple outline-style icons for easy navigation. The new design includes section headers like Account, Video and Audio Preferences, Help and Policy, and Developer Preferences (which currently has no options).
Aside from this, YouTube has also announced a Sleep Timer feature, which will be available to everyone soon. However, the expected adjustable playback speed is still not visible.
These new features of YouTube make the user experience more user-friendly and visually appealing. If you have received the latest update, install it now to enjoy a fresh design.
Samsung has just released a new update for the Notes app, now version 4.4.23.25. This update fixes annoying crashing issues that many users experienced with the previous version.
After updating to version 4.4.21.71, users reported that the app would unexpectedly close when they tried to add images to their notes, which made it difficult to use the app effectively.
Several users in the community shared their frustrations about these crashes, especially since adding images is a key feature for many users. Samsung listened to this feedback and promised to address the issue in a future update.
Now, with the latest version, the crashing issue has been resolved. Users can once again add images to their notes without the app shutting down. This change makes it easier for everyone to create and organize their notes. In addition, the update also enhances some features of the Samsung Notes app to provide a better experience.
To ensure you have all the new features and fixes, it’s important to update your Samsung Notes app to version 4.4.23.25. You can do this easily by opening the Galaxy Store, tapping on the Menu option, and checking for Updates. Also, you can download the update from the third-party app link mentioned here.