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Samsung Internet Browser Beta lets you take screenshots in Secret Mode
Samsung has rolled out an update for its Internet Browser Beta app, which introduces a much-anticipated feature for Galaxy users. Now, users can take screenshots while using the Secret Mode of Samsung Internet Browser Beta app.
The ability to take screenshots in the Samsung Internet Browser Beta app’s Secret Mode is a signitficant step to enhance user privacy. However, it’s important to note that this functionality is exclusive to Galaxy devices running Android 13 or higher.
In addition to enhancing user privacy, the update fixes some issues to improve stability of the app. Users can expect a smoother browsing experience after installing this update.
The new update of Samsung Internet Browser Beta update available on Galaxy Store with version 26.0.0.42 and an installation package size of around 140MB.
Users with compatible devices can download the update from the Samsung Galaxy Store or Google Play Store. As this is a beta releases, Samsung encourages users to provide feedback on the new features and overall performance.
Samsung has released a new update for the Nearby Device Scanning app with version 11.1.16.10. The update introduces several enhancements to improve user experience and device compatibility.
This update has expanded the support for devices. Samsung is now including compatibility for the Galaxy Ring device. Additionally, the update extends compatibility to new wearables to enhance connectivity options.
Moreover, the latest release focuses on improving stability with bug fixes to ensure smoother operation across Samsung devices. Through this update, the company aims to provide a more reliable and feature-rich experience using Samsung’s Nearby Device Scanning app.
To access these improvements, users should check for updates in the Samsung Galaxy Store. They can install by tapping on the Menu option and then Updates. Also, they can download directly from the third-party app source link mentioned here.
Samsung has provided One UI 6.1.1 support to one more Good Lock module, One Hand Operation +. Last week, the Theme Park module already received this major update support.
The Korean tech giant is rolling out a new update for Samsung One Hand Operation +, which introduces significant enhancements along with One UI 6.1.1 support. This ensures seamless integration with Samsung’s upcoming One UI iteration, offering enhanced compatibility.
Moreover, the update introduces the “Minimize pop-up window” feature. It allows users to reduce the size of pop-up windows to optimize screen space.
Furthermore, the update includes various bug fixes and stability improvements, enhancing the overall reliability of the app. Overall, the latest update makes the app more useful, reliable, and stable.
Users of eligible Galaxy devices can update to version 7.1.23 of Samsung One Hand Operation + via the Galaxy Store to experience these new features.
One UI 6.1.1 support now available for Samsung Theme Park app
Samsung PENUP app is getting a new update with version 3.9.16.15, which enhances user experience and creative capabilities. This update brings exciting features to improve functionality and interactivity within the app.
The update adds a Layer Reversal feature to the PENUP app for better editing. Users can now easily reverse layers within their creations.
Moreover, Samsung has enhanced the comment display to make discussion clearer and more organized among users. Now, comments on comments now appear separately.
Photos shared on PENUP can now be directly used in the drawing tool. This allows users to use personal images in their drawings seamlessly.
Users of the S Pen Galaxy devices can update Samsung PENUP to version 3.9.16.15 through the Google Play Store or Galaxy Store to take advantage of these new functionalities.
To install the update, users can visit the Galaxy Store app >> Updates >> Menu option. Also, they can download the update through a third-party source link mentioned here.
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