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One UI 3.0 support for Samsung Music app brings new features, changes and bug fixes
Ahead of a stable release, Samsung is making sure that it’s application works seamlessly on One UI 3.0 based on Android 11 and to prevent incompatibility issues. Samsung has already updated a number of apps with the support of this latest One UI version and now, Samsung Music is also getting One UI 3.0 support with a new update.
Moving ahead, the latest update allows you to set a playlist image or album image, add an option for selecting the starting point when set as a ringtone. Furthermore, it adds setting whether to allow external devices to start playback and so on. Additionally, you can find some new bug fixes as well.
Samsung Music playlist and Android MediaProvider playlist will be separated due to the enhanced security of Android 11.
Some of the music files (eg, recorded files) that were previously hidden, now may be displayed from this update. In the present case, you can hide the folder containing the files, if want to hide by using the ‘folder hide function’.
To get the latest changes, the Samsung Music app needs to be updated to the app version 16.2.23.14. This update has a size of 24.41MB and it’s available to download through Galaxy Store. (size may vary)
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What’s New
- [16.2.23.14]
- Support Android 11 (One UI 3)
- Set playlist image or album image
- Add option for selecting starting point when set as ringtone
- Add setting whether allow external devices to start playback and so on
- Fix some bugs
Key Features
- Supports playback of various sound formats such as MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC.
- Helps to effectively manage song lists by categories.(Track,Album,Artist,Genre,Folder,Composer)
- Supports a new user experience that easily interacts with Samsung smart devices like Tablet, TV(DLNA, Screen mirroring), Wearable.
- Provides a clean and intuitive user interface.
- Samsung music shows the recommendation of playlists from Spotify. You can find Spotify’s recommendation music by Spotify tab and search Spotify music you’ll love.
Samsung has kicked off the March 2023 update for the Reminder app, which carries version 12.4.03.8. The latest update adds new features to the app to provide a better experience.
March 2023 update for the Samsung Reminder app brings the Edit category button to More options. Now, you can edit the category of the Reminders easily.
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In addition, the update also added a View details button to check notification details separately on the lock screen where notification details are set to be hidden. Whenever a notification arrives, you can click on the View Details option to check the details of that reminder, which are usually hidden on the lock screen.
Apart from this, the company also fixes common Samsung Reminders issues that users were facing in the previous update. The latest update is available on Galaxy Store, which weighs 24.74 MB package.
Through Galaxy Store, you can install the latest update by tapping the Updates option under the Menu of the app. We recommend users download the latest update to enjoy the new features of the Reminder app on their Galaxy smartphone.
Samsung Reminder new update #samsung #SamsungReminder #OneUI pic.twitter.com/8xqw2xfndC
— Samsung Software Updates (@SamsungSWUpdate) March 16, 2023
The update is compatible with Galaxy devices running Android 13-based One UI 5.1 or One UI 5.0. It is an initial rollout so it may take some hours/days to reach all eligible Galaxy devices.
Samsung Reminder 12.4.02.600 update now available for One UI devices
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy and One UI 5.1 software deliver an exceptional experience on the Galaxy S23 flagships. One UI 5.1 is the smoothest Android skin of Samsung, but scrolling the Galaxy Store app is the worst experience, for some Galaxy S23 users.
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According to reports, the display refresh rate drops below 60Hz while scrolling in Galaxy Store on the Samsung Galaxy S23 series. This reduced refresh rate destroys the pro-grade user experience, which is available on other, even third-party applications.
When you scroll the screen in Galaxy Store, you would face stutter (a low refresh rate) on all Galaxy S23 smartphone models. Even, you might head toward system Settings to ensure whether your phone running on Adaptive motion smoothness or not.
It’s worth mentioning that the low refresh rate support for Galaxy Store feels like budget phone usage to the S23 consumers. And probably, it might not be an S23-limited issue, as Samsung’s own app distribution platform doesn’t feel smooth on more Galaxy phones too.
There are also talks that the recent firmware update destroyed Galaxy Store’s scrolling smoothness on the Galaxy S23 series. Anyway, Samsung must look into the matter and re-optimize the Galaxy Store for the latest flagship, custom chipset, and the new One UI 5.1 software.
If you are facing the same issue on your Galaxy S23 phone, try clearing the Galaxy Store cache and user data once, followed by a reboot. It should somehow make the experience better, and as a temporary solution, we suggest you access Galaxy Store only for One UI app updates, as everything is already available on Play Store.
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Google Play Store received this month’s first update on March 2nd. Now, Google started to release version 34.9.11 update to the Play Store app market as part of the 5th release in March 2023.
As always, there’s no changelog for the Google Play Store version 34.9.11 update. However, the company may have added under-the-hood improvements in order to enhance your experience while discovering apps, games and other stuff along with refined download and install functions.
How to update Play Store officially:
- Open Google Play Store app, hit the Profiles icon to expand the options
- Tap the 2nd last option entitled “Settings” followed by “About”
- You’ve reached the destination, finally hit “Update Play Store”
Google Play Store update usually gets downloaded in the background as soon as the release becomes available on your device. When you restart your phone, the installation begins and concludes quickly so you can have the latest version of the app market.
Not recommended | You can also sideload the latest version before its public release via APKMirror.