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Samsung bringing back GIF feature after removal in One UI 6.1.1
Samsung has confirmed that the GIF creation feature will be returning soon, after being removed in the One UI 6.1.1 update. Many users have expressed frustration with its absence, as they have been experiencing difficulties with GIF creation since the update.
The Korean tech giant has acknowledged the inconvenience caused by the removal of this feature and the community moderator has announced the return of the GIF screen recording function.
Previously, the Edge Panel allowed users to easily access different functions through a Smart Select panel. However, the new structure combined features for future improvements, especially with AI. Unfortunately, this change made it challenging to keep the GIF creation feature.
The community moderator has confirmed that the team is working on making the GIF creation feature easier to use within the new Smart Select layout. Because of these changes, the feature couldn’t be included in the latest update.
Samsung is now working on restoring the GIF function by the end of September. Notably, the company plans to roll it out in an app update around early October.
Along with bringing back the GIF function, Samsung will also be updating the app to make fixed functions more accessible. The company is listening to user feedback and is actively looking for ways to improve other aspects such as initial delay or area movements.
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Samsung is getting ready to roll out the One UI 7 beta for Galaxy flagships. A new update of the Samsung Members app hints that the One UI 7 Beta release is just around the corner.
The Korean tech giant has released a fresh update for the Samsung Members app with version 5.1.00.11. This app is essential for Galaxy users who want to sign up for the beta program to enjoy upcoming features ahead of the official release.
Samsung Members app 5.1.00.11 update is currently available for download on the Galaxy Store with a 39.30MB package size. It is gradually rolling out for users of Galaxy devices in India, South Korea, and the US.
However, Samsung hasn’t provided details in the changelog, but this Members app update looks like a sign that the One UI 7 beta program is about to start.
Samsung had initially planned to release the One UI 7 beta in late July 2024, but the company decided to delay it to fix some bugs and improve the software. Now, that the Samsung Members app has been updated, which indicates that Samsung is finally ready to start the beta testing phase.
The Samsung Members app is essential for joining the One UI Beta Program. Users are excited to try the new features and improvements that One UI 7 will offer. To get ready, they should make sure their Samsung Members app is up to date. Stay tuned with us for more information.
Amazon unveils Samsung’s new Galaxy M55s in India. The device went official as part of the Amazon Specials launch, with sales starting on September 26. It features a unique backplate design, triple camera, modern display, and much more to discuss.
The Galaxy M55s will start at INR 19,999 on Amazon in India. The platform confirms an exclusive discount of INR 2,000, slashing the cost to INR 17,999. All leading bank cards would be supported for early buyers of the smartphone.
Samsung says the Galaxy M55s 5G features the most distinctive fusion design. It has a triple pattern design, making it stand apart from the segment. Flaunting the double-design pattern, the Galaxy M55s could be your ultimate style statement.
The M55s 5G will be available in two colors: Thunder Black and Coral Green. It brings a 50MP primary camera with OIS, 8MP ultrawide, and a 2MP macro sensor. Similar to the C55, M55, and F55, Samsung is bringing a 50MP selfie camera to the M55s.
It lacks the Galaxy AI feature suite but comes with useful features like Nightography, No Shake Cam, and Dual Recording. Nightography glows us night shots, OIS ensures shake-free shots and Dual Recording makes the phone a perfect vlog tool.
It flaunts a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED screen with Full HD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. You will be able to scroll lag-free and immerse yourself in colors even under direct sunlight with ultra-slim bezels and a 1000-nit brightness.
It’s powered by Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chipset, which is old but offers decent performance. You can expect reliable performance while gaming and multi-tasking. It’s equipped with 5000mAh battery supporting 45W fast charging.
It’s September 23rd and Samsung hasn’t yet released One UI 7 Beta. Only 10 days left in the Samsung Developer Conference 2024. It seems the Beta Program isn’t happening this year as the official unveiling taking place soon.
Samsung officially confirmed Developer Conference 2024 taking place on October 3rd. It’s a mega event from the company, aimed at introducing software advancements such as artificial intelligence, Tizen OS, SmartThings, and One UI.
Galaxy S24 users are eagerly awaiting the One UI 7 Beta Program. However, there’s no sign of the testing activity so far. And there’s no certainty whether the Korean tech giant will begin Galaxy’s Android 15 Beta this year.
Last year, Samsung kicked off One UI 6 Beta in early August. The Android 14 went official in October alongside the Pixel 8 series launch. However, some major shifts may have led the company to delay the Beta activity.
CheckFirm hasn’t yet spotted any Beta firmware on Samsung’s server. It also puts the Galaxy phones’ Beta Program in question of existence. It makes this year’s SDC important for general Galaxy consumers apart from developers.
August was a crazy month for Samsung fans and Galaxy smartphone users. Many alleged One UI 7 screenshots surfaced online, claiming major changes. The Beta Program’s release date has also been rumored many times, but no one’s talking about that now.
We assume that Samsung has some fruitful announcements in its bag. As just 10 days remaining in the Developer Conference, we assume the activity to start next month. It is also possible that the company may reveal the rollout timeframe of the Stable build.
In a recent development, it was revealed that Pixel phones will get Android 15 in mid-October. Google is preparing to rollout the Stable update to general consumers. The company has also shifted its Beta trial to QPR of Android 15.