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Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Samsung One UI 8 beta to bring max boost and new game booster features for gamers
Samsung has started rolling out the One UI 8 beta, based on Android 16, which may introduce several enhancements to its Game Booster app. This app aims to improve gaming on Galaxy smartphones by managing device performance and providing useful tools for players. Recent leaks indicate that the new update will include a feature called Max boost, designed to optimise the phone's settings to push performance to its limits during gameplay A user known as @GalaxyTechie has recently shared insights about these upcoming features after analysing the Game Booster app's new version 7.0.51.13 within the One UI 8 Beta. Max boost appears to allow the phone to use more power, potentially increasing battery use and heat output to deliver better performance in certain games. Although the exact working of this feature is not yet clear, it signals a focus on enhancing gaming power. Also read: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 likely to be world's slimmest foldable- Here's what we know One UI 8's Game Booster will also introduce AI Mute, a function that detects when a game is active and automatically manages sound by muting or adjusting volume as needed. Another addition called Respawn Timer is expected to show a floating countdown on the screen, helping players know when they can rejoin a game. So far, this timer may only support the popular game Honor of Kings. Also read: PlayStation Days of Play Sale: Spider-Man 2, God of War Ragnarök, and more games get big price cuts Further updates include Dash notifications and Super Microphone, both appearing in floating windows during gameplay. Dash notifications will remove alerts once they pass across the screen, reducing distractions. Super Microphone may enable the phone's microphone to be used within a game even if another app is currently using it. Gamers could also access a voice changer feature to modify their voice in multiplayer sessions, choosing from different voice types like robot or sci-fi horror. The update may support Bluetooth microphones to enhance voice chat quality. Also read: PlayStation Days of Play Sale: Spider-Man 2, God of War Ragnarök, and more games get big price cuts Lastly, the update mentions 4D Vibration and Virtual Gamepad features, though their exact functions have not been fully explained. These additions could provide further immersion and control options for players once the update rolls out to all eligible Galaxy devices.
Android Authority
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Android Authority
Samsung prepares Game Booster for One UI 8 with huge feature-packed update
Hadlee Simons / Android Authority TL;DR Samsung has released a major update for the Game Booster app. The update brings over 10 new features, including Game Sound, Max boost, Respawn timer, and 4D Vibration. A few of the new features mentioned in the changelog may not be available yet. Samsung's Game Booster app is a useful tool for hardcore mobile gamers. It allows you to change various settings for the purpose of optimizing your gaming experience. While it already offers numerous options for tweaking everything from performance to battery life, Samsung has now stuffed the app with even more features. Likely in preparation for One UI 8, the Game Booster app has just received a significant update (version 7.0.51.13) that introduces over 10 new features. First spotted by X (formerly Twitter) user Galaxy Techie, these features include AI Mute, Bluetooth microphone support, Game Sound, Dash notifications, Game Controller, Max boost, Respawn timer, Super Microphone, Virtual Gamepad, Voice Changer, and 4D Vibration. Max boost If you have updated the Game Booster app, 'Max boost' will be the first new feature you see when you open the app. It appears as a toggle at the bottom of the welcome screen. The app doesn't explain what this feature does, but it does offer a message that says, 'In some games, your phone could use more battery or get a little hotter than normal.' Presumably, toggling this feature on will adjust your settings for maximum performance during gaming. Respawn timer and Game Sound When you go into the settings page, you'll see new additions like 'Game Sound' and 'Respawn timer.' According to the description, Respawn timer will display a floating timer on the screen so you know how long it will take before you can rejoin your game. As for Game Sound, it works just as you would think. It gives you control over whether or not you hear the sound of the game. However, it also offers an 'AI Mute' option that allows the device to 'Identify the game screen, implement intelligent mute and volume recovery when you launch the game.' We imagine this means AI Mute will mute game audio when it detects that you're in a game but not actively playing. Dash notifications, Super Microphone, and Voice changer If you tap on the Reorder tools section in the settings page, there are three new options waiting for you. The first of these new options is 'Dash notifications.' The description for this feature reads, 'Stay updated while you're immersed in your game with notifications that disappear after crossing the screen.' With this setting, notifications will appear semi-transparent in a pill-shaped casing that slides across the screen before disappearing. You'll be able to adjust how fast the notification moves and its transparency. Next up, there is a feature called 'Super Microphone.' This feature provides two options: 'Always Keep Mic Available In Game' and 'Switch Bluetooth Mic On.' The former allows you to continue using the microphone for your game, even if other applications are using it. While the latter allows you to turn on the microphone of a connected Bluetooth device to improve voice calls. Just as its name suggests, 'Voice changer' allows you to change the sound of your voice. There are multiple types of voices to pick from, including Little girl, Middle-aged man, Sci-fi horror, Ethereal, Warbling, Lo-fi landline, Baby, and Robot. The changelog also mentions the addition of 'Game Controller,' 'Virtual Gamepad,' and '4D Vibration.' However, it seems that these features are currently inaccessible at the moment. It's unclear if these features require the installation of One UI 8. Regardless, this is a pretty hefty update that will give gamers even more ways to customize their gaming experience on Galaxy devices. Got a tip? Talk to us! Email our staff at Email our staff at news@ . You can stay anonymous or get credit for the info, it's your choice.
