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Samsung is preparing to add YouTube Music support to Clock app
The Samsung Clock app offers several features like Alarm, World Clock, Stopwatch, and Timer. Now a new input suggests that Samsung appears to be preparing to add YouTube Music support to its clock app.
Currently, with the Samsung Clock app, you can choose music from Spotify as your alarm tune instead of one of the default ringtones. If you’re not a Spotify lover, you may soon have another option to choose from this app.
In the latest test version (8.06.51) of the YouTube Music update, AssembleDebug (via Android Authority) has spotted that the Clock app on Samsung phones may soon wake you up with your favorite YouTube Music songs as the alarm sound.
If this happens, Galaxy users will be able to choose YouTube Music songs as their alarms in addition to Spotify and the default tone. However, to take advantage of this feature, you must have the app installed and a YouTube Music Premium subscription.
Currently, Google Clock already supports both services, Spotify and YouTube Music, and it appears that Samsung Clock may get both services as well.
The feature is not available to everyone right now as Google and Samsung have yet to officially announce it. However, if the company releases it, it could give the option to choose either Spotify or YouTube Music for your alarm, which would be a welcome addition to the app.
On the other hand, Samsung released a new update for the Clock app last month, which is compatible with Galaxy devices running One UI 7 Beta 3. Additionally, the Galaxy S24 series is expected to receive the fourth One UI 7 beta next week. This shows that the stable version of One UI 7 is not ready yet.
However, Samsung has not yet outlined the rollout schedule and eligible devices. At the moment, only owners of the recently launched Galaxy S25 are enjoying One UI 7. Stay turned.
Samsung has rolled out a new update for its popular customization tool, Good Lock and Home Up app, bringing the app to version v3.0.14.2 and v17.0.00.48, respectively. This latest update improves the overall user experience with several improvements that boost stability.
The new update primarily focuses on stability to make the app more reliable for users. Samsung has also fixed an issue with the Good Lock app where the app installation appeared to be in progress even after it was complete.
Home Up is one of Samsung’s Good Lock suite, with the new update, fixing a bug that caused widget content to appear larger when using DIY Home. The Korean tech giant has also addressed various bugs and glitches reported by users in previous versions to ensure a smoother and more reliable performance.
Further, this update also includes improved app stability to reduce crashes and enhance overall responsiveness. While there aren’t any major new features in this update, these small changes help improve the overall experience for users who like to customize their phones.
To install the latest version of Good Lock and Home Up apps, users can head to the Galaxy Store, tap on the Menu button, and select Updates. Furthermore, the update is available directly through the Good Lock app. Install the update now to enjoy enhanced features.
Samsung is rolling out a new update for the One UI Good Lock app, which is full of interesting features for flagship devices. Alongside useful add-ons, the Korean tech giant is improving the overall performance and stability aspects of the app.
Good Lock is an app that helps you customize your Galaxy phone by giving you control over features like the home screen, quick settings, and other system settings. According to the changelog, Samsung has improved the visibility of updated apps under Good Lock, which means you don’t have to figure out which ones are new or updated; everything is clear.
Samsung Good Lock app is getting a new update on Galaxy devices with version 3.0.12.2. This update brings improvements to make the app work better and more smoothly.
The Korean phone maker keeps on updating its apps and services to offer a reliable app experience. It also fixes app freezing, crashing, and lagging issues and seeds them with the latest enhancements. The Good Lock app is no exception in this case.
According to the details, Samsung has shared improvements and features for the One UI Good Lock app and has begun rolling out this update to the flagship handsets.
Users of the Samsung devices can install the latest update of the Good Lock app through Galaxy Store >>Menu option >> Updates. If you have received the Samsung Good Lock 3.0.12.2 update, download it now to enjoy enhanced features.
Several Samsung Galaxy devices are already compatible with the One UI 7 Home Up support, while Galaxy Fold and Tablet devices are still undergoing testing for full support. Samsung has recently rolled out a new update for its Home Up Good Lock module with version 16.0.00.82 on One UI 7 devices.
This Samsung’s new One UI 7 Home Up update includes a significant improvement, including Fold and Tablet support in addition to new DIY home features.
According to the changelog, the new update expands One UI 7 Home Up support to Galaxy Fold and tablet devices, which were previously not fully compatible with this Good Lock app. Apart from support, the update includes general bug fixes to improve the stability and performance of the app.
Home Up is a Samsung Good Lock module for home screen customization. It helps users manage their home screen more effectively. Also, you can customize your Galaxy phone’s home screen without even opening the Home Up app, as some of its settings will be available in the One UI Home app launcher.
Now, the new update makes the app more useful and stable on your Fold and Tab devices. You can easily update the app, just open the Galaxy Store, tap on the menu button, and go to the Updates section to find Home Up. You can also open the Good Lock app and update it from there.
If you use Home Up often, it’s important to install version 16.0.00.82 to enjoy a smoother and more reliable experience.
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