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    New update to Samsung Messages brings UI improvements, bug fixes

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    Last updated: May 20th, 2024 at 17:38 UTC+02:00

    Samsung has released a new version of the Samsung Messages app for Galaxy smartphones and tablets (version 15.2.00.5).

    According to Samsung, the new version of Samsung Messages brings improvements to the user interface. While we have not noticed any change in the app’s UI yet, we will keep digging to see if there is anything new. The company also says that the update offers fixes for bugs.

    You can update Samsung Messages to the latest version by going to Galaxy Store » Menu » Updates. Samsung could be rolling out the update in phases. So, a few people might get it before others. In the meantime, you can check out our video above to learn more about One UI 6.1.

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