Samsung’s new features and updates made simple
Samsung is always working to make its devices better, and exciting news is buzzing around! They might soon launch a new tool called the NOWBAR Good Lock module. This would let Galaxy users tweak their One UI 7 Now Bar in fun ways.
The Now Bar, introduced with One UI 7, helps you quickly open apps and check notifications. With this new module, you could change its colors, size, or even add cool animations. It’s all about making it your own! Some rumors, shared by @Tonysamsunglove, hint that you might also add apps from outside Samsung’s usual list. Right now, the Now Bar only works with a few apps, so this could be a big upgrade. But Samsung hasn’t said “yes” yet, so we’ll have to wait and see.
On another note, Samsung’s next mid-range tablet, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+, is coming with a surprise twist. Unlike the older model with two back cameras, this one will have just one. Good news? That single camera is improved! The tablet’s design was spotted in FCC documents, showing its size (about 300 x 194 mm) and a big 13-inch screen. It’ll come in two types: Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi plus 5G, both with a microSD slot, Wi-Fi 6, and an S Pen. It also supports fast 45W charging and runs One UI 7.0 on Android 15. With a speedy Exynos 1580 chip, it’s set to launch soon, possibly starting at $499.
Meanwhile, Samsung fixed a problem with the Galaxy Tab A9+. Its latest update in February 2025 solved annoying lags and screen refresh issues. Before, some users noticed choppy performance even when picking the 90Hz smooth setting. Now, things run better, though one user mentioned the battery drains a bit faster. You can grab this update through Settings or manually install it with a computer. Samsung’s keeping things fresh with these updates—more personalization, new devices, and smoother performance!
