Samsung's One UI is one of the most feature-rich Android skins, but even it has its limits. That’s where Good Lock comes in, ...

If you are a power user and own a Galaxy phone, you may know about Samsung's Good Lock app. Available for the best Galaxy phones, Good Lock, along with its various modules, provides access to several ...

Samsung’s Good Lock application is a powerful tool designed to enhance the functionality and appearance of Galaxy smartphones. For users who find the default settings limiting, this app provides an ...

In its first update in the better part of a year, Samsung is rolling out a new Good Lock app with an updated design that’s ready for One UI 7’s rollout, and a major improvement over what was available ...

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 ...

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.

The Good Lock customization app designed for use exclusively on Samsung Galaxy phones is now available to download for the first time on the Google Play Store. Listed as “Early Access,” the Good Lock ...

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 ...

Good Lock is receiving a major redesign aligned with One UI 7. The design shifts to a simpler, cleaner layout than before. The update also introduces a new search tool that utilizes a chatbot to help ...

Samsung launched its Good Lock application nearly a decade ago. It allows you to use a ton of customizations for the UI on Galaxy smartphones and tablets. However, even after almost a decade, Samsung ...

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.