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Samsung has revealed the three most popular Good Lock modules. The company says Sound Assistant is the most downloaded app, followed by Theme Park and One Hand Operation Plus. Samsung stands out from other Android phone manufacturers thanks to its Good Lock suite of modules. These apps allow you to customize your phone in various cool ways. Now, the Galaxy maker has revealed the top three most popular Good Lock apps. Samsung detailed the most popular Good Lock apps in an official Newsroom post, based on cumulative downloads as of March 2025. It turns out Sound Assistant is the top Good Lock app, accruing 21 million downloads.

Samsung has revealed the three most popular Good Lock modules. The company says Sound Assistant is the most downloaded app, followed by Theme Park and One Hand Operation Plus. Samsung stands out from other Android phone manufacturers thanks to its Good Lock suite of modules. These apps allow you to customize your phone in various cool ways. Now, the Galaxy maker has revealed the top three most popular Good Lock apps. Samsung detailed the most popular Good Lock apps in an official Newsroom post, based on cumulative downloads as of March 2025. It turns out Sound Assistant is the top Good Lock app, accruing 21 million downloads.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Google is working on a visual refresh for the “Autofill with Google” settings page. Changes include new icons, edit options, and clearer outbound link indicators. However, some sections retain inconsistent monochrome icons. Autofill with Google is an underappreciated feature on popular Android phones. Google saves your data, such as name, address, and even login information, and automatically fills it out on web forms and sign-in pages. Most users take the feature for granted; even fewer people know you can change related settings through your Android phone. Google has recently been experimenting with UI revamps across various services, and it seems that a UI refresh is on the cards for Autofill, too.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Google is working on a visual refresh for the “Autofill with Google” settings page. Changes include new icons, edit options, and clearer outbound link indicators. However, some sections retain inconsistent monochrome icons. Autofill with Google is an underappreciated feature on popular Android phones. Google saves your data, such as name, address, and even login information, and automatically fills it out on web forms and sign-in pages. Most users take the feature for granted; even fewer people know you can change related settings through your Android phone. Google has recently been experimenting with UI revamps across various services, and it seems that a UI refresh is on the cards for Autofill, too.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Google is working on a visual refresh for the “Autofill with Google” settings page. Changes include new icons, edit options, and clearer outbound link indicators. However, some sections retain inconsistent monochrome icons. Autofill with Google is an underappreciated feature on popular Android phones. Google saves your data, such as name, address, and even login information, and automatically fills it out on web forms and sign-in pages. Most users take the feature for granted; even fewer people know you can change related settings through your Android phone. Google has recently been experimenting with UI revamps across various services, and it seems that a UI refresh is on the cards for Autofill, too.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Google is working on a visual refresh for the “Autofill with Google” settings page. Changes include new icons, edit options, and clearer outbound link indicators. However, some sections retain inconsistent monochrome icons. Autofill with Google is an underappreciated feature on popular Android phones. Google saves your data, such as name, address, and even login information, and automatically fills it out on web forms and sign-in pages. Most users take the feature for granted; even fewer people know you can change related settings through your Android phone. Google has recently been experimenting with UI revamps across various services, and it seems that a UI refresh is on the cards for Autofill, too.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Google is working on a visual refresh for the “Autofill with Google” settings page. Changes include new icons, edit options, and clearer outbound link indicators. However, some sections retain inconsistent monochrome icons. Autofill with Google is an underappreciated feature on popular Android phones. Google saves your data, such as name, address, and even login information, and automatically fills it out on web forms and sign-in pages. Most users take the feature for granted; even fewer people know you can change related settings through your Android phone. Google has recently been experimenting with UI revamps across various services, and it seems that a UI refresh is on the cards for Autofill, too.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Google is working on a visual refresh for the “Autofill with Google” settings page. Changes include new icons, edit options, and clearer outbound link indicators. However, some sections retain inconsistent monochrome icons. Autofill with Google is an underappreciated feature on popular Android phones. Google saves your data, such as name, address, and even login information, and automatically fills it out on web forms and sign-in pages. Most users take the feature for granted; even fewer people know you can change related settings through your Android phone. Google has recently been experimenting with UI revamps across various services, and it seems that a UI refresh is on the cards for Autofill, too.

Credit: Nick Fernandez / Android Authority Razer PC Remote Play, a local streaming app similar to Steam Link, has officially launched on Android and iOS. Announced at CES, it has been available in beta for a few months. The app is based on Moonlight and provides native-resolution streaming and excellent performance. Steam Link provides an easy way to stream your Steam Library on your phone or tablet, but a new app takes the experience to a whole new level. Razer PC Remote Play, from the popular gaming accessory brand, has now officially launched on Android and iOS, providing several benefits beyond what Steam Link can do. The app is based on the open-source streaming app Moonlight, with a few added features. For example, it will automatically create a virtual window that matches the native resolution and refresh rate of your client device for pixel-perfect streaming. Since it’s not tied to Steam, it works with any game on your system, from the Epic Game Store to PC Game Pass and more.

Credit: Nick Fernandez / Android Authority Razer PC Remote Play, a local streaming app similar to Steam Link, has officially launched on Android and iOS. Announced at CES, it has been available in beta for a few months. The app is based on Moonlight and provides native-resolution streaming and excellent performance. Steam Link provides an easy way to stream your Steam Library on your phone or tablet, but a new app takes the experience to a whole new level. Razer PC Remote Play, from the popular gaming accessory brand, has now officially launched on Android and iOS, providing several benefits beyond what Steam Link can do. The app is based on the open-source streaming app Moonlight, with a few added features. For example, it will automatically create a virtual window that matches the native resolution and refresh rate of your client device for pixel-perfect streaming. Since it’s not tied to Steam, it works with any game on your system, from the Epic Game Store to PC Game Pass and more.