Credit: Joe Hindy / Android Authority Samsung’s redesigned Good Lock app is now available on the Google Play Store. The app is also starting its global launch. The Play Store shows the Galaxy S25 as the only device that’s compatible with remote installation. Samsung’s Good Lock app, which allows users to customize One UI the way they want, has long been restricted to the Galaxy Store and certain regions. But that’s all changing as it arrives on the Google Play Store and in more markets. Samsung first announced its intentions to expand Good Lock’s availability back in January. In an update, the company revealed that the redesigned app was coming to all countries and would be available through the Play Store in addition to the Galaxy Store. A few months later, the app can now be found in the Play Store for users to download.

Credit: Joe Hindy / Android Authority Samsung’s redesigned Good Lock app is now available on the Google Play Store. The app is also starting its global launch. The Play Store shows the Galaxy S25 as the only device that’s compatible with remote installation. Samsung’s Good Lock app, which allows users to customize One UI the way they want, has long been restricted to the Galaxy Store and certain regions. But that’s all changing as it arrives on the Google Play Store and in more markets. Samsung first announced its intentions to expand Good Lock’s availability back in January. In an update, the company revealed that the redesigned app was coming to all countries and would be available through the Play Store in addition to the Galaxy Store. A few months later, the app can now be found in the Play Store for users to download.

AI Mode is Google’s latest Search enhancement, and it’s actually pretty good. So far you’ve been able to access AI Mode in the Google Android app through a shortcut beneath the main Search bar. The app is now experimenting with prominent AI Mode placement, right in that top bar. Google Search has changed a lot over the years, and while in the past that’s involved a lot of subtle refinement to the sort of results a given query would generate, over the past year or so we’ve seen Google make some of the most controversial and sweeping changes to Search yet. New AI-powered results have the potential to streamline access to information — assuming that AI can get all the details right. The latest incarnation is Google’s AI Mode, and it’s already pretty impressive. If you haven’t yet, you might be giving it a try soon, as Google starts experimenting with giving AI Mode some prominent placement in its Android app. Pull up the Google app on Android recently, and you’ve been presented with a handy Search bar, augmented with shortcut icons for voice input and Lens. Then beneath that we’ve had a row of shortcuts to stuff line the translation and homework modes of Lens, as well as this new AI Mode.

AI Mode is Google’s latest Search enhancement, and it’s actually pretty good. So far you’ve been able to access AI Mode in the Google Android app through a shortcut beneath the main Search bar. The app is now experimenting with prominent AI Mode placement, right in that top bar. Google Search has changed a lot over the years, and while in the past that’s involved a lot of subtle refinement to the sort of results a given query would generate, over the past year or so we’ve seen Google make some of the most controversial and sweeping changes to Search yet. New AI-powered results have the potential to streamline access to information — assuming that AI can get all the details right. The latest incarnation is Google’s AI Mode, and it’s already pretty impressive. If you haven’t yet, you might be giving it a try soon, as Google starts experimenting with giving AI Mode some prominent placement in its Android app. Pull up the Google app on Android recently, and you’ve been presented with a handy Search bar, augmented with shortcut icons for voice input and Lens. Then beneath that we’ve had a row of shortcuts to stuff line the translation and homework modes of Lens, as well as this new AI Mode.

AI Mode is Google’s latest Search enhancement, and it’s actually pretty good. So far you’ve been able to access AI Mode in the Google Android app through a shortcut beneath the main Search bar. The app is now experimenting with prominent AI Mode placement, right in that top bar. Google Search has changed a lot over the years, and while in the past that’s involved a lot of subtle refinement to the sort of results a given query would generate, over the past year or so we’ve seen Google make some of the most controversial and sweeping changes to Search yet. New AI-powered results have the potential to streamline access to information — assuming that AI can get all the details right. The latest incarnation is Google’s AI Mode, and it’s already pretty impressive. If you haven’t yet, you might be giving it a try soon, as Google starts experimenting with giving AI Mode some prominent placement in its Android app. Pull up the Google app on Android recently, and you’ve been presented with a handy Search bar, augmented with shortcut icons for voice input and Lens. Then beneath that we’ve had a row of shortcuts to stuff line the translation and homework modes of Lens, as well as this new AI Mode.

AI Mode is Google’s latest Search enhancement, and it’s actually pretty good. So far you’ve been able to access AI Mode in the Google Android app through a shortcut beneath the main Search bar. The app is now experimenting with prominent AI Mode placement, right in that top bar. Google Search has changed a lot over the years, and while in the past that’s involved a lot of subtle refinement to the sort of results a given query would generate, over the past year or so we’ve seen Google make some of the most controversial and sweeping changes to Search yet. New AI-powered results have the potential to streamline access to information — assuming that AI can get all the details right. The latest incarnation is Google’s AI Mode, and it’s already pretty impressive. If you haven’t yet, you might be giving it a try soon, as Google starts experimenting with giving AI Mode some prominent placement in its Android app. Pull up the Google app on Android recently, and you’ve been presented with a handy Search bar, augmented with shortcut icons for voice input and Lens. Then beneath that we’ve had a row of shortcuts to stuff line the translation and homework modes of Lens, as well as this new AI Mode.

AI Mode is Google’s latest Search enhancement, and it’s actually pretty good. So far you’ve been able to access AI Mode in the Google Android app through a shortcut beneath the main Search bar. The app is now experimenting with prominent AI Mode placement, right in that top bar. Google Search has changed a lot over the years, and while in the past that’s involved a lot of subtle refinement to the sort of results a given query would generate, over the past year or so we’ve seen Google make some of the most controversial and sweeping changes to Search yet. New AI-powered results have the potential to streamline access to information — assuming that AI can get all the details right. The latest incarnation is Google’s AI Mode, and it’s already pretty impressive. If you haven’t yet, you might be giving it a try soon, as Google starts experimenting with giving AI Mode some prominent placement in its Android app. Pull up the Google app on Android recently, and you’ve been presented with a handy Search bar, augmented with shortcut icons for voice input and Lens. Then beneath that we’ve had a row of shortcuts to stuff line the translation and homework modes of Lens, as well as this new AI Mode.

AI Mode is Google’s latest Search enhancement, and it’s actually pretty good. So far you’ve been able to access AI Mode in the Google Android app through a shortcut beneath the main Search bar. The app is now experimenting with prominent AI Mode placement, right in that top bar. Google Search has changed a lot over the years, and while in the past that’s involved a lot of subtle refinement to the sort of results a given query would generate, over the past year or so we’ve seen Google make some of the most controversial and sweeping changes to Search yet. New AI-powered results have the potential to streamline access to information — assuming that AI can get all the details right. The latest incarnation is Google’s AI Mode, and it’s already pretty impressive. If you haven’t yet, you might be giving it a try soon, as Google starts experimenting with giving AI Mode some prominent placement in its Android app. Pull up the Google app on Android recently, and you’ve been presented with a handy Search bar, augmented with shortcut icons for voice input and Lens. Then beneath that we’ve had a row of shortcuts to stuff line the translation and homework modes of Lens, as well as this new AI Mode.

AI Mode is Google’s latest Search enhancement, and it’s actually pretty good. So far you’ve been able to access AI Mode in the Google Android app through a shortcut beneath the main Search bar. The app is now experimenting with prominent AI Mode placement, right in that top bar. Google Search has changed a lot over the years, and while in the past that’s involved a lot of subtle refinement to the sort of results a given query would generate, over the past year or so we’ve seen Google make some of the most controversial and sweeping changes to Search yet. New AI-powered results have the potential to streamline access to information — assuming that AI can get all the details right. The latest incarnation is Google’s AI Mode, and it’s already pretty impressive. If you haven’t yet, you might be giving it a try soon, as Google starts experimenting with giving AI Mode some prominent placement in its Android app. Pull up the Google app on Android recently, and you’ve been presented with a handy Search bar, augmented with shortcut icons for voice input and Lens. Then beneath that we’ve had a row of shortcuts to stuff line the translation and homework modes of Lens, as well as this new AI Mode.

AI Mode is Google’s latest Search enhancement, and it’s actually pretty good. So far you’ve been able to access AI Mode in the Google Android app through a shortcut beneath the main Search bar. The app is now experimenting with prominent AI Mode placement, right in that top bar. Google Search has changed a lot over the years, and while in the past that’s involved a lot of subtle refinement to the sort of results a given query would generate, over the past year or so we’ve seen Google make some of the most controversial and sweeping changes to Search yet. New AI-powered results have the potential to streamline access to information — assuming that AI can get all the details right. The latest incarnation is Google’s AI Mode, and it’s already pretty impressive. If you haven’t yet, you might be giving it a try soon, as Google starts experimenting with giving AI Mode some prominent placement in its Android app. Pull up the Google app on Android recently, and you’ve been presented with a handy Search bar, augmented with shortcut icons for voice input and Lens. Then beneath that we’ve had a row of shortcuts to stuff line the translation and homework modes of Lens, as well as this new AI Mode.