Last updated: August 14th, 2026 at 22:47 UTC+02:00


Samsung phones, tablets get new Google system app updates

New updates for Android AICore, Android CallCore, Android System Intelligence, Google Play Services, and Quick Share Extension are now available for Galaxy smartphones and tablets.

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TL;DR

  • Google has released updates for several system apps on eligible Samsung phones and tablets, including AICore, CallCore, System Intelligence, Play Services, and Quick Share Extension.
  • These updates do not have a changelog, but they may include bug fixes, performance improvements, security enhancements, and new features.
  • Users can install them from Settings > Google Services > All services > System services, and the rollout may reach devices in phases.

Google has released new updates for Android AICore, Android CallCore, Android System Intelligence, Google Play Services, and Quick Share Extension on Samsung smartphones and tablets (via Kailash, S M A Sithick).

Google hasn’t provided a changelog for these updates. They may contain bug fixes, performance improvements, security enhancements, and new features. Keeping these apps updated ensures that you get the best possible experience.

You can't get these updates by going to the updates section in the Galaxy Store or the Google Play Store. To get them, go to Settings > Google Services > All services > System services, where you should be able to see Android AICore, Android CallCore, Android System Intelligence, Google Play Services, and Quick Share Extension under the Available updates section. Tap on each app and select Update.

The latest updates seem to be available on all eligible Galaxy smartphones and tablets globally. However, Google may be rolling them out in phases, which means that some people may get it now and others may get it later. Speaking of updates for Samsung phones and tablets, the brand is expected to start rolling out the stable version of One UI 9.0 (Android 17) for these models soon.