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It's time to update the Samsung Galaxy Store

Written By Kanwal Jabeen on Tuesday, December 20, 2022 | December 20, 2022

 

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On Samsung's smartphones and tablets, the Galaxy Store is pre-installed. You can download exclusive apps and games there if you own a Galaxy smartphone or tablet. Update 6.6.09.52 is now live for the Galaxy Store. Since 2009, 125 countries have had access to the Galaxy Store.

According to the latest Galaxy Store update, the app has been improved in terms of stability and functions. My experience with the Galaxy Store app has not been problematic (perhaps because I don't use it so much). The Galaxy Store update doesn't introduce any new features or functionalities, as it does with most updates.

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Approximately 60.37 MB of data is included in the update. You can download the app update by clicking Menu » Settings in the Galaxy Store app. Download the new version of Galaxy Store by clicking on About Galaxy Store. You may need to wait a bit for the update to be available in your region because it is rolling out gradually.

The Best of Galaxy Store Awards 2022 were announced recently by Samsung on YouTube. Users selected the apps and games they liked and downloaded in various categories for the award. The Best Music award went to Sirus XM Streaming by Sirius XM Radio,IncCatalyst Black, developed by Super Evil Megacorp, was named Game of the Year. 


    Update Play Store apps

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    The Play Store is similar to a supermarket for apps; it contains all apps developed and published by Google.
    1. Open the Play Store, then tap your profile image, followed by Manage applications & devices.
    2. Tap Available Updates to check which apps require updates.
    3. You may either tap Update next to individual apps or Update all to install all available updates from this screen.
    In rare circumstances, a manual upgrade in Android 10 or 11 may fail to complete. Additional measures you can take to remedy the problem are as follows:
     
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    1. Navigate to your phone's Settings.
    2. Tap Google Play Store, then Apps.
    3. Tap Storage, then select Clear data.
    4. After reading the information, press OK.

    Please keep in mind that doing so will delete some of your Play Store settings, including parental restrictions and auto-update preferences. After completing these steps, please double-check these settings.

     

    Update apps from the Galaxy Store 


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    Galaxy Apps features material created just for Samsung smartphones. These apps must be updated separately from your Play Store apps. 

    Open the Galaxy Store, then tap the Menu symbol (three horizontal lines) in the bottom right corner, followed by Updates. Tap the circle arrow next to individual apps to update them one at a time, or tap Update all to get all available updates.


    Turn on automatic updates in the Galaxy Store

    You won't have to think twice about updating programs when they update automatically. To enable Auto Updates on the Galaxy Store, perform the following steps:


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    1. Tap the Menu icon (the three horizontal lines) in the bottom right corner to open Galaxy Store.
    2. Tap the Settings icon (a gear), then Auto-update apps. Choose the desired setting.









    Turn On Auto Update in Play Store


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    1. Allow the Play Store to handle updates automatically so you don't have to.
    2. Launch the Play Store and then select your profile image.
    3. Tap Settings, followed by Network Preferences.
    4. Tap Auto-update apps, then choose your preferred configuration.



    Uninstall app updates 


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    If the app updates but you prefer the previous version, you can delete the update to return to the previous version.

    Go to Settings, and then to Apps. Locate and tap the app you wish to uninstall, then hit More options in the upper right corner. Select Uninstall updates.










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