Galaxy Z Fold 6 Archives

AppWizard

June 6, 2025

Latest Google Messages beta brings its Expressive redesign to more users

A Reddit user with a Galaxy Z Fold 6 has reported the new M3 Expressive redesign for Google Messages, which includes a reworked plus icon menu and a "connected button group" for emojis and GIFs. The beta update features a solid-color background for conversations, distinguishing texts from contact options. The redesign is not yet available in the stable version of Google Messages but is gradually being rolled out to beta users. The conversation field now has a rounded-corner container, separating it from calling and menu buttons. Not all beta users have received the update, indicating it is still being distributed. The Material 3 Expressive design philosophy aims to enhance the Android experience with vibrant colors and dynamic shapes. Similar updates have been noted in other Google applications, such as Gmail.

AppWizard

June 4, 2025

Today’s Android app deals and freebies: Data Defense, Castles of Mad King Ludwig, Maglev Metro, more

This afternoon, Google Play is offering significant deals on hardware and apps. The Galaxy Watch Ultra is available at a [openai_gpt model="gpt-4o-mini" prompt="Summarize the content and extract only the fact described in the text bellow. The summary shall NOT include a title, introduction and conclusion. Text: Exciting Deals on Google Play This Afternoon This afternoon brings a wealth of enticing offers on Google Play, catering to both hardware enthusiasts and app aficionados alike. Among the standout hardware deals, the Galaxy Watch Ultra is available at an impressive 0 off, making it a prime choice for those seeking a premium smartwatch experience. Additionally, the unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 6 is seeing a remarkable 0 price drop, presenting a unique opportunity for consumers interested in cutting-edge foldable technology. For those in the market for a smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra can now be acquired at a notable 0 discount, ensuring that top-tier features are more accessible than ever. Rounding out the hardware offerings is a new low on Microsoft’s Surface Pro featuring the Snapdragon X Plus Copilot+ PC, which promises to enhance productivity with its versatile capabilities. On the software front, a selection of engaging apps is also up for grabs. Titles such as Data Defense, Castles of Mad King Ludwig, and Maglev Metro are among the highlights, offering entertainment and utility for users looking to enrich their digital experience. With such a diverse array of deals available, this afternoon presents a perfect opportunity for savvy shoppers to explore and take advantage of these limited-time offers." max_tokens="3500" temperature="0.3" top_p="1.0" best_of="1" presence_penalty="0.1" frequency_penalty="frequency_penalty"] discount, the unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 6 has a [openai_gpt model="gpt-4o-mini" prompt="Summarize the content and extract only the fact described in the text bellow. The summary shall NOT include a title, introduction and conclusion. Text: Exciting Deals on Google Play This Afternoon This afternoon brings a wealth of enticing offers on Google Play, catering to both hardware enthusiasts and app aficionados alike. Among the standout hardware deals, the Galaxy Watch Ultra is available at an impressive 0 off, making it a prime choice for those seeking a premium smartwatch experience. Additionally, the unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 6 is seeing a remarkable 0 price drop, presenting a unique opportunity for consumers interested in cutting-edge foldable technology. For those in the market for a smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra can now be acquired at a notable 0 discount, ensuring that top-tier features are more accessible than ever. Rounding out the hardware offerings is a new low on Microsoft’s Surface Pro featuring the Snapdragon X Plus Copilot+ PC, which promises to enhance productivity with its versatile capabilities. On the software front, a selection of engaging apps is also up for grabs. Titles such as Data Defense, Castles of Mad King Ludwig, and Maglev Metro are among the highlights, offering entertainment and utility for users looking to enrich their digital experience. With such a diverse array of deals available, this afternoon presents a perfect opportunity for savvy shoppers to explore and take advantage of these limited-time offers." max_tokens="3500" temperature="0.3" top_p="1.0" best_of="1" presence_penalty="0.1" frequency_penalty="frequency_penalty"] price drop, and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra can be purchased at a [openai_gpt model="gpt-4o-mini" prompt="Summarize the content and extract only the fact described in the text bellow. The summary shall NOT include a title, introduction and conclusion. Text: Exciting Deals on Google Play This Afternoon This afternoon brings a wealth of enticing offers on Google Play, catering to both hardware enthusiasts and app aficionados alike. Among the standout hardware deals, the Galaxy Watch Ultra is available at an impressive 0 off, making it a prime choice for those seeking a premium smartwatch experience. Additionally, the unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 6 is seeing a remarkable 0 price drop, presenting a unique opportunity for consumers interested in cutting-edge foldable technology. For those in the market for a smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra can now be acquired at a notable 0 discount, ensuring that top-tier features are more accessible than ever. Rounding out the hardware offerings is a new low on Microsoft’s Surface Pro featuring the Snapdragon X Plus Copilot+ PC, which promises to enhance productivity with its versatile capabilities. On the software front, a selection of engaging apps is also up for grabs. Titles such as Data Defense, Castles of Mad King Ludwig, and Maglev Metro are among the highlights, offering entertainment and utility for users looking to enrich their digital experience. With such a diverse array of deals available, this afternoon presents a perfect opportunity for savvy shoppers to explore and take advantage of these limited-time offers." max_tokens="3500" temperature="0.3" top_p="1.0" best_of="1" presence_penalty="0.1" frequency_penalty="frequency_penalty"] discount. Additionally, Microsoft’s Surface Pro with Snapdragon X Plus Copilot+ PC is at a new low price. On the software side, apps like Data Defense, Castles of Mad King Ludwig, and Maglev Metro are featured in the promotions.

AppWizard

March 7, 2025

Today’s Android app deals and freebies: Kingdom Eighties, Townscaper, Fury Unleashed, more

Consumers can find discounts on the new S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra smartphones during the Discover Samsung sale, with savings reaching up to 0. Additionally, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is available with a 0 price cut for a 24-hour promotion. There are also notable deals on Google Play, featuring games such as Kingdom Eighties, Kingdom Two Crowns, Townscaper, Fury Unleashed, The Longest Road on Earth, Dandara: Trials of Fear Edition, and Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom.

AppWizard

February 4, 2025

Samsung just quietly retired its Google Messages rival, and not everyone will be happy about it

Samsung has launched the Galaxy S25 series, making Google Messages the default messaging application and retiring the Samsung Messages app. Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra users will only have access to Google Messages, unlike previous models that allowed the option to use Samsung Messages. Existing Samsung Messages users can still use the app if it was installed prior to its removal from stores, but it is no longer available for download, raising concerns about future support and security. A Samsung spokesperson confirmed the decision to transition to Google Messages, citing improved Rich Communication Services (RCS) functionality. The response from users has been mixed, with some expressing dissatisfaction about the enforced switch. This change marks a trend towards standardization in the Android messaging ecosystem.

AppWizard

December 4, 2024

Samsung Warning—Do Not Install These Apps On Your Galaxy S24 Or S23

Samsung is experiencing delays with the Android 15 update for Galaxy S24 and S23 users, who are eager for new features in AI, security, and privacy. A recent leak from Samsung’s Spanish website about the update was quickly retracted. Current leaks indicate that a beta version may be available this month for select models and regions, while a stable release is projected for early 2025 alongside the S25 Series launch. Users are downloading leaked system apps, which pose risks to device safety and personal data, leading Samsung to tighten restrictions on sideloading. Google is also removing thousands of apps from the Play Store for security reasons. Android 15 will include live threat detection powered by on-device AI, but until the update is available, risks remain high. Users are advised to avoid unofficial downloads while awaiting the official updates. Samsung is reportedly making progress on the update, with the build number changing from ZXKV to ZXKY, and more details are expected soon. The stable release will follow the Galaxy S25 series launch and will include One UI 7 for other devices like the Galaxy S23, Galaxy A55, and Galaxy Z Fold 6.

BetaBeacon

October 24, 2024

The Best Gaming Phones to Buy in 2024

The RedMagic 9S Pro is a standout performer in gaming, with a massive display, active cooling, and impressive performance, making it a top choice for gamers.

AppWizard

October 23, 2024

Google Keep likely to get advanced handwriting mode and other new features

Google Keep is enhancing its functionality, particularly for handwritten notes, in the latest version 5.24.422.02.90. The app will introduce a new handwritten notes capability for Android devices with stylus support, such as the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy S24 Ultra, as well as for users who draw with their fingers. The new handwritten notes will be visually distinct from existing drawing notes, with titles positioned differently. Users will be able to share handwritten notes in PDF format instead of just image files. A "Text to sketch" feature may also be included in future updates. These enhancements will be available on both mobile and web clients, although web notes will currently be uneditable and viewable only as PDFs. Additionally, users will soon be able to customize handwriting backgrounds with color, and notes with images will allow for resizing, cropping, and repositioning. Other upcoming features include a window resize option and the ability to manage multiple accounts in split mode on foldable devices.

AppWizard

October 9, 2024

Google testing recent apps on the taskbar for Android tablets and foldables

In 2022, Google introduced a taskbar in Android 12L for tablets and larger screens, allowing access to six pinned apps and two suggested ones. Investigations suggest that upcoming updates in Android QPR Beta 2 may redesign the taskbar to replace suggested apps with recently used apps, similar to features in devices from Samsung and OnePlus. The timeline for this update is uncertain, and it is unclear if it will be included in Android 15. Currently, the feature is not activated, and there is no official announcement regarding its public availability. Additionally, Android 15 QPR1 Beta 2 is rumored to introduce features like quick keyword switching and lock screen widgets, which are still in testing.

AppWizard

October 3, 2024

Best Android app price drops and freebies: Agricola, AntVentor, Le Havre, Cyberlords, more

- Google Play store has a selection of discounts on Android games and apps. - The 45mm Google Pixel Watch 3 LTE is available at a significant price drop. - Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 6 colorways are now available at a price reduction. - The OnePlus Nord N30 comes with a complimentary set of Nord Buds 3 Pro, totaling an attractive price. - Discounted games include: Le Havre: The Inland Port, Cyberlords, Agricola All Creatures, AntVentor, and Ailment.

AppWizard

September 30, 2024

Epic is suing Samsung and Google for One UI’s Auto Blocker shenanigans

Epic Games has filed a lawsuit against Samsung and Google over the Auto Blocker feature in Samsung's One UI 6.1.1, which restricts app sideloading to only the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store. The lawsuit claims that the feature was designed in collaboration with Google to limit competition in app distribution. The Auto Blocker, now a default setting, complicates the sideloading process, reportedly requiring up to 21 steps, while disabling it takes only four to seven steps but lacks clear user guidance. Epic argues that the Auto Blocker’s safety claims are misleading and does not conduct genuine security assessments. Epic's CEO, Tim Sweeney, previously proposed disabling the Auto Blocker by default or implementing a transparent whitelisting process but did not reach an agreement with Samsung before pursuing legal action. The outcome of the lawsuit is uncertain, and an appeal is likely.