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New update to Samsung Home Up fixes DIY home screen issues for Galaxy devices running One UI 7
Samsung’s experimental Home Up feature has received several improvements, expanding One UI home screen customization options. Samsung has released a new update to Home Up, version 16.0.00.58, for devices running One UI 7, which fixes DIY home screen issues.
This new Home Up update for Galaxy S25 and S24 running One UI 7 addresses the ‘One UI Home’ force closing issue caused by a conflict with specific resources when entering the home screen editing screen when using DIY home screen.
In addition, it also fixes bugs where widgets remain transparent when deleting widgets using the toolbar in DIY home screen editing mode. Full official changelog below:
- Fixed the ‘OneUI Home’ force close issue due to conflict with specific resource when entering homescreen editing screen while using DIY home screen
- Fixed bugs where widgets remain transparent when deleting widgets using toolbar in DIY homescreen edit mode
- Fixed some bugs
This latest update fixes various errors that users might encounter while using the app. By addressing these issues, Samsung aims to provide users with a more stable and reliable platform to interact.
With an installation package size of 51.09 MB, Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S24 beta users can check for the Samsung Home Up v16.0.00.58 update by opening the Galaxy Store app, tapping on the menu icon, and selecting Updates. Alternatively, they can also download the fresh update from the Good Lock app.
Good Lock is still limited to a few countries. However, Samsung is slowly adding more markets to the Good Lock list with the stable One UI 7 update.
Samsung has pushed the November 2025 security update for 18 Galaxy phones in South Korea. These devices are Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, S25 Ultra, S25 FE, Galaxy S24, S24 Plus, S24 Ultra, Galaxy S23, S23 Plus, S23 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, Galaxy Z Flip 6, and Tab S11 series.
The Samsung November 2025 security update is now available, bringing important fixes from both Google and Samsung. It resolves 45 security issues in total, but 11 are Exynos-specific and don’t apply to these flagship phones.
Galaxy users are advised to install the update immediately to take advantage of the enhanced security measures. Those who haven’t received an update notification can check for and install the update manually.
To install the update, open your Galaxy smartphone’s Settings, choose ‘Software update’, and then select ‘Download and install’. Following these steps will ensure your smartphone is updated with the latest security measures.
Before downloading, make sure your device is connected to a Wi-Fi network or has a strong network connection. Also, make sure your battery is fully charged before starting the software update.
Last month, Samsung showcased a prototype of its most ambitious Galaxy Z Trifold smartphone during the APEC summit. Now, a report has shed light on the display size, battery capacity, thickness, and launch date of Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold.
A new report talks about the display size, battery capacity, thickness, and launch date of the Galaxy Z TriFold. The device will retain a 6.5-inch outer display and a 10-inch inner display, and a thickness of 4.2mm when folded and 14mm when unfolded.
Additionally, the Samsung Galaxy Z Trifold may feature a 5,600mAh battery. Furthermore, the tipster states that Samsung will launch this phone on December 5, 2025. However, the Korean tech giant is bringing flagship-grade features to its first model. With these upgrades, the Galaxy Z TriFold has a good chance of selling well in the market.
Samsung will launch the Galaxy Z TriFold later this year. It may come with Android 16-based One UI 8.5 pre-installed. With seven years of software support, it will beat the Galaxy S25 lineup with an additional OS upgrade at last.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 series is already making headlines, and the biggest talking point is its massive camera upgrade. Recent information revealed that the ISP of the Exynos 2600, suggesting that it may enable improved camera capabilities on the Galaxy S26 series.
Furthermore, according to several leaks and rumours, Samsung is going to present the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ with the Exynos 2600 chipset instead of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 in most regions around the world.
Galaxy S26 camera capabilities
According to well-known tipster @SPYGO19726, the Exynos 2600 on the Galaxy S26 series has an image signal processor (ISP) that can handle a single 320MP camera or three 108MP cameras simultaneously.
Moreover, in burst mode under the Galaxy S26, it can take 30 108MP RAW pictures per second, and for HDR pictures, it can combine five frames.
- Max Sensor 320 MP (single) / 108 MP triple-stream
- HDR Engine 5-frame fusion, 14-bit RAW pipeline
- Multi-Sensor Up to 4 concurrent sensors
- Video 8K 60 fps HDR10+ / 4K 120 fps
- Burst Mode 30 fps @ 108 MP RAW
- ISP-NPU Bandwidth Estimated 1.8 TB/s internal throughput
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