Samsung

Samsung to Remove Annoying App Drawer Watermark in One UI 7

Samsung has officially confirmed that it will remove the annoying 'Secured by Knox' watermark from One UI 7 before its official release, improving aesthetics and user experience.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Samsung has added a watermark to the app drawer in One UI 7, but it will be removed before the final release. The "Secured by Knox" watermark is prominently featured in the bottom right corner and cannot be turned off. It serves no purpose and appears on top of app icons, creating visual clutter. A Samsung representative confirmed that the watermark will disappear in the official version.

#Samsung

Latest News

Google

Google’s New Googlebook Landing Page is a Visual Feast for Tech Enthusiasts

Get ready to feast your eyes on Google's stunning new digital home for the highly anticipated Googlebook as hardware season approaches.

OpenAI

Code Anywhere: ChatGPT Mobile Now Commands Your Desktop Codex Environment

Break free from your desk as OpenAI turns your smartphone into a remote control for your most powerful coding tools.

Meta

Write in the Air: Meta Ray-Ban Glasses Turn Hand Gestures into Messages

Your hands are now a keyboard as Meta brings virtual writing and advanced mixed-reality capture to its smart glasses.

Gaming

Marathon Evolves: Bungie Unveils Solo-Friendly PVE Mode to Conquer the Extraction Genre

Bungie is shifting gears to welcome more players into its sci-fi world by introducing a dedicated cooperative experience that moves beyond the stresses of competitive combat.

Google

The Hidden Resident: Chrome Secretly Deploys 4GB AI Model to Your Desktop

A massive uninvited guest known as Gemini Nano might be squatting on your hard drive right now via your web browser.

Xbox

The Xbox Elite 3 Revolution: Scroll Wheels and Cloud Connectivity Exposed

Leaked glimpses of the next-generation pro controller reveal a game-changing design featuring scroll wheels and a dedicated cloud button.

About Blip Tech

Blip Tech is your go-to source for fast, reliable technology news. We cover everything from the latest Apple and Google announcements to breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, new smartphone releases, computer hardware, and everyday tech tips and how-tos. Our mission is to keep you informed without the fluff — just the news you need, delivered clearly and concisely.