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September 2022 Google system update bringing new features to all Galaxy phone, tablets

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Last updated: September 1st, 2022 at 07:11 UTC+02:00

Besides monthly security updates, Google also periodically releases Google System Updates for all Android smartphones, tablets, TVs, watches, and Android Auto. Usually, the company doesn’t reveal what it has added or improved with new system updates, but this month, it has released the complete changelog (via Droid-Life) to reveal new features.

The Google system update for September 2022 will soon reach all Galaxy smartphones, tablets, and Wear OS smartwatches. New features and improvements are available through Google Play services v35.22 and Google Play Store v31.1. They will be available on Samsung phones, tablets, and watches starting today.

What’s new in the Google System update for September 2022?

It brings improvements to Google Kids Space, Google Play Store, Google Play Pass, Google Play Points, and Google Play Billing. After the update, users can hide recommended apps during the Google Kids Space onboard flow. The update improves account syncing and recovery on smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and Android Auto.

The new update also allows users to install Google Kids Space on secondary device accounts during the setup process. It also improves the Play As You Download feature that lets users start playing games even as some of its parts are installing in the background. Google has improved the discovery of apps and games.

The new update will make downloading and installing apps more efficient and reliable. Google says it has improved Google Play Billing, Play Pass, Play Points, and Play Protect but doesn’t reveal any specifics. It has also fixed a few bugs and improved the stability and reliability of GMS (Google Mobile Services).

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