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New Samsung One UI 6 Camera App Update Rolling Out [14.0.00.87]
Samsung recently started pushing the One UI 6 Beta 7 update for the Galaxy S23 series, and now, a new Camera app update is available for Galaxy devices running Android 14.
The fresh update of the Samsung Camera app arrives on One UI 6 devices with version 14.0.00.87. It is available on the Galaxy Store with a package size of 32.66 MB.
The update aims to improve the stability and performance of the Camera app on Galaxy devices. It also fixes some bugs that users reported in the previous beta version of One UI 6.
The new update does not bring any new features or changes to the Camera app, but it may enhance the existing ones. If you have an eligible Galaxy device running Android 14 and One UI 6, you can update your Camera app to enjoy a better photography experience. It may have been installed with the latest One UI 6 update.
Users can install the update via Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates or directly download it from the third-party source link mentioned here.
Samsung has rolled out a new update for its Theme Park app, now available in version 1.0.09.73. This update addresses a crucial issue that users have been facing to make the app even more reliable and user-friendly.
The fresh update fixes a persistent issue where themes created within the Theme Park couldn’t be installed on devices. Now, users can install themes they create without any problems. With this fix, users can expect a smoother experience when applying their custom themes.
It’s important to note that this update is specifically released for devices running One UI 5 or earlier versions. Samsung is making sure even users with older software can enjoy these improvements.
Samsung Theme Park app lets users design and customize themes for their devices. Users can change icons, wallpapers, and color schemes to make their devices truly their own. With this latest update, the app not only fixes installation issues but also improves overall performance to make it simpler for users to create and apply their designs.
If your Galaxy device is eligible, check and install the Samsung Theme Park 1.0.09.73 update via Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can download the update through the Good Lock app >> Find Theme Park app >> Press the download update icon to get the latest version.
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WhatsApp is ready to elevate the messaging experience with its latest beta (2.24.22.5) update for Android users. The fresh beta update rolling out a new WhatsApp feature that allows users to filter chats using custom lists.
With custom lists, users can organize their conversations better. It means that you can create special filters to find specific chats more quickly, whether for personal use or business.
Some beta testers can now create these lists directly from their chat list by clicking a new button. Once you create a list, WhatsApp will show only the contacts and group chats you’ve selected.
The new filters appear at the top of your chat list for easy navigation. In addition, these lists are private, so only you can see and manage them. You can also add or remove people from your lists and rename them whenever you want via the customization option present at the bottom of the chat list.
Notably, WhatsApp allows users to create up to 20 custom lists. This limit helps avoid clutter and keeps your chat filters easy to use. Users can manage all their lists in the app settings to first see the conversations that matter most to them.
The custom chat filtering feature of WhatsApp is currently available to some beta testers and will be rolled out to more users in the coming weeks.
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Google Photos is getting a fresh new look for its video player to make it more user-friendly and fun to use. This new design will help you enjoy your videos better with some cool features.
The fresh Video Player design has been spotted in version 7.4 of the Google Photos app, thanks to Assemble Debug (Android Authority).
In the revamped UI, there are separate buttons for Volume, Pause, and a brand-new Loop feature, all located below the video. This change makes it easier to control your video without cluttering the screen, unlike the current design where the Pause button overlaps the video and the volume control is on the right.
Moreover, this redesigned UI shows a new seek bar. Instead of a plain straight line, the seek bar now has a dotted design, which makes it look modern and sleek. Also, it provides haptic feedback, which means you’ll feel a little vibration when you scrub through the video.
Image Credit: Android Authority
It also adds the ability to double-tap the left or right sides of the video. This lets you rewind or fast-forward by five seconds to make it simple to skip to your favorite moments without having to drag the seek bar.
Google is always working on making the Photos app better, and these changes are sure to make watching videos more enjoyable. Stay tuned for the official rollout of these features.
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