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Samsung One UI My Files App Updates – v15.0.03.25
Similar to File Explorer on a computer, My Files manages all files on Samsung smartphones. It can help you manage and organize any files stored on your device or other locations such as Samsung Cloud, Google Drive, or SD card.
With My Files, you can view your images, videos, audio files, and documents, move files into and out of internal and external storage, and delete data. Besides, Samsung regularly updates its several applications, therefore, if you want to experience the latest features and changes, then keep updating the app from the Galaxy store.
Samsung My Files Updates
[February 08, 2024]
Samsung has rolled out a new update for its My Files app for Galaxy devices. It is the default file manager for Galaxy devices. The update arrives with version number 15.0.03.25 and is available on the Galaxy Store. Read more here…
[November 15, 2023]
Samsung has pushed a new update for the My Files app with version 14.5.00.8. The new update improves some functions and fixes some issues to provide a better experience.
You can get the latest update via Galaxy Store or download it directly from the link mentioned here.
[September 11, 2023]
Samsung My Files app is getting a new update for Galaxy device users with version 14.4.00.2. The fresh update is available on the Galaxy Store with an installation package size of 24.67 MB. Read more here…
[March 25, 2023]
Samsung is releasing a new update for the My Files app with version 14.1.03.16 and an updated package size of 25.52MB. It is compatible with Galaxy devices running One UI 5.1/One UI 5.0 based on Android 13. The update fixes common issues to enhance overall performance. Read more here…
[March 08, 2023]
Continuing its regular update support, Samsung is releasing the March 2023 version of the One UI My Files application. The release changelog doesn’t list any specific change or addition of new features, however, you should expect some under-the-hood enhancements. Get APK of My Files v14.1.02.28
[February 14, 2023]
Samsung My Files app is getting February 2023 update, which arrives with version 14.1.02.10. The new update improves app stability by fixing some issues. You will have to download a 23.23 MB software package to install the update.
[February 10, 2023]
Samsung is releasing a new update for the My Files app with version 12.2.09.531. The new update enhances the overall performance of the app by fixing some issues. The installation package size of this update is 13.28 MB.
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[January 29, 2023]
Samsung My Files app is getting a new update with version 14.1.02.3 and updated package size of 23.24 MB. The new update enhances the overall performance and stability.
WhatsApp is rolling out a new update for beta testers with version 2.24.24.16, which brings new shortcuts to the chat interface. This update introduces a gallery shortcut to make it easier to share photos and videos from your phone directly within chats.
WhatsApp recently replaced the camera shortcut in the chat bar with a gallery button for beta users. While this change allowed users to quickly share stored photos and videos, many users missed the camera shortcut, which gave them fast access to the camera for capturing moments on the spot.
Based on feedback, WhatsApp has decided to bring back both shortcuts in the chat bar. Now, users will see two buttons in the chat interface – one for quickly taking a photo or video using the camera and another for browsing and sharing photos or videos from their gallery.
These two shortcuts for the chat interface of WhatsApp make it quicker to share photos or capture new ones, without having to navigate through extra menus.
This feature is still in beta, so it’s available to only some testers right now. The feature will gradually be rolled out to more users in the coming weeks
WhatsApp is collecting feedback to see if the new dual shortcut setup improves the experience or if it feels cluttered. If you are testing beta on WhatsApp, install the latest version now.
Android Auto 13.3 stable update is now rolling for users via the Google Play Store. It brings some exciting new features that make your driving experience better. Recently, this update has been available for beta users and now all Android users can enjoy it.
The update adds HD radio stations, which improves the Car Radio feature, giving you more options to listen to. You’ll now find a wide variety of radio channels, including genres like classic rock, country, hip-hop, jazz, and more.
Moreover, Android Auto also now supports new radio frequencies, including FM, HD, and DAB, along with a new HD radio logo for a fresh look.
The stable 13.3 update added a most useful feature named Autofill. This feature makes it easier to log into apps like Spotify or fill in personal details (like your name, address, or passwords) across different apps.
Instead of manually typing everything, Android Auto will automatically fill in these details for you to save time and reduce mistakes. This feature uses the information saved in your Google account to make the process smoother.
Furthermore, the update also improves support for electric vehicles (EVs). With the latest update, Android Auto 13.3 now works with new EV charging connectors like Tesla’s NACS, Type, and 6 LECCS for light electric vehicles, such as scooters. This makes it easier for EV drivers to find and use charging stations.
If you use the Android Auto app, install the update now to enjoy new features and improvements. You can download the update from the Google Play Store.
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.
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