Summary: Samsung has kept its promise by making Good Lock, the module-based customization app, available globally through the Galaxy Store. However, it’s still pending its arrival on the Google Play ...

Samsung is bringing major changes to Good Lock and its modules with the One UI 7 update. Good Lock is officially releasing on the Google Play Store and will be available to users in all countries ...

Many Android phones come with built-in personalization features to make the devices look uniquely yours, and Samsung is no exception. However, unlike most brands that bake these features into Settings ...

Eons later, Samsung’s Good Lock app is finally on its way to Google Play Store. One UI 7 makes this global update possible. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some articles.

Good Lock is a powerful tool for customizing One UI, but it has been challenging to use. In the past, Samsung required users to use Good Lock to run apps on the Galaxy Z Flip 5’s cover display, and ...

Samsung’s updated Good Lock app is now available worldwide, bringing new widgets, a helpful chatbot, and a fresh design, launching with One UI 7. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate ...

Samsung’s Good Lock allows for deep customizations to One UI without the need for root or any other complex mods, but the framework is limited to certain regions, and only accessible via the Galaxy ...

In saying so, there are a few settings and features found in Good Lock apps that shouldn’t be hidden in a specialty app that only geeks know about and that I’d like to see built into Samsung One UI.

Rajesh started following the latest happenings in the world of Android around the release of the Nexus One and Samsung Galaxy S. After flashing custom ROMs and kernels on his beloved Galaxy S, he ...

Back in January, Samsung promised that its Good Lock customization app would be made available to all users, and now that day is here. The Good Lock app is rolling out globally today — just check your ...

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