Samsung is working on a Game module in Good Lock for One UI 7. The company confirmed that the module is under development, which promises to unlock complex game settings. It’s big news for those who love gaming on their Galaxy smartphone.

Good Lock is available on select Samsung devices. The company powers its flagship phones with the most advanced chipsets and optimized OS. The induction of a dedicated Game module through Good Lock will be a big One UI 7 upgrade.

Samsung moderator confirmed that the team is reviewing a structure filling more complex game settings. It will be even more complex than the Game Booster and Game Booster Plus plugins. The company is willing to bring it as a Good Lock module.

Game Booster plugin already offers key features and settings for games. However, pro gamers often require additional settings that are not available in handy. The Good Lock module is expected to address their concern, letting them create their structure.

Samsung developing "Good Lock Game Module" in One UI 7 🚨

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— Yash Rathore (@YashRathoreX) August 3, 2024

Apart from this, the Game Booster plugin structure/layout will also be reworked. The company listened to the consumer feedback, resulting in modifications in Game Booster. The functionality will then offer mostly used functions with better accessibility.

Samsung’s recent flagships are equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (Exynos in S24/S24+). The devices support ray tracing technology that levels up gaming visuals. The addition of an easier game settings dashboard will benefit Galaxy gamers.

One UI 7 will be based on the Android 15 operating system. The software will go official on October 3rd, while rollout to the public may begin in late October. Meanwhile, the One UI 7’s Beta Program will likely start this month.

Samsung has acknowledged the clock overlap issue on One UI devices and confirmed to resolve it with upcoming software updates. The clock issue occurs primarily when LockStar is used with an automatic restart routine.

Users have noted that sometimes upon turning on their phone, the lock screen clock appears to overlap and a manual restart is required to fix it temporarily. Several Galaxy models including Galaxy S23, Galaxy S24, Galaxy Tab S9 FE, and more are affected by this issue.

In response to this concern, a Samsung community moderator apologized for any inconvenience caused and assured users that the company is actively working on a solution. He also confirmed that the issue occurs specifically when using LockStar and Autostart Routine simultaneously.

The good news is that Samsung is planning to release a software update shortly to address this issue. The update aims to fix the clock overlap issue to enhance the user experience and ensure seamless functionality of the lock screen.

Samsung advises Galaxy users to keep their software up to date to take advantage of this upcoming improvement. However, the community moderator hasn’t confirmed any timeline for the release of this update but we can expect it soon as a bundle of Galaxy users facing it.

Till then, we recommend turning off any LockStar or Autostart Routines function for a better Galaxy experience. Stay tuned with us for further details regarding the software and app update rollout.

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Samsung has started releasing the July 2024 security update for its Galaxy A14 4G users. This update is rolling out initially to users in Brazil and the company will expand it soon.

July 2024 security update for Samsung Galaxy A14 4G arrives with version number A145MUBS7CXG2 and a 200MB package. The update boosts device security and enhances overall performance.

Notably, the Galaxy A14 5G variant has already received this major update in the US and South Korea. The company is regularly working to make this update available for all models.

The fresh update for the Samsung Galaxy A14 4G addresses over 55 issues, primarily fixing One UI Home, System UI, Secure Folder, and other issues. By integrating security patches from both Android and Samsung, the update enhances security against potential threats to ensure that user data remains protected.

Users are encouraged to install the update as soon as possible to take advantage of the enhanced features. For those who have not yet received an update notification, it is possible to manually check for and install the update.

To do so, users should navigate to the smartphone’s settings, select ‘Software Update’, and then tap ‘Download and install’. It is an initial rollout so it may take some hours or days to reach all models.

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