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By STF News
Whenever necessary, you can create, build, register, and submit newer versions of your Galaxy Watch app for publication in Galaxy Store. You can use Seller Portal to update apps that you created using Galaxy Watch Designer or Tizen Studio.
Note: All statements below apply to apps developed using either Galaxy Watch Designer or Tizen Studio, except for the Tizen Studio step 4 in the procedure below.
Once you update the app in Seller Portal, a new update registration is created, which you complete and submit for review processing. During registration and review processing, the previous version continues to be published in Galaxy Store.
For an updated version:
The filename must be different from all previous version filenames.
The package ID must be the same as for the first app version.
The app version number must be greater than the previous version number.
The author certificate must be the same as for the first app version.
Caution: Without the app’s author certificate, you cannot update the app. We recommend that you store multiple backup copies somewhere other than on your development computer.
To create, build, register, and submit an updated app version
Get the author certificate of the app.
Get the filename, package ID, and version number (version name) of the current app version in Seller Portal:
a. Click Applications, and navigate to and click [your published app title].
b. Click the Binary tab and [your latest binary filename].
In Galaxy Watch Designer:
a. Back up your project and save it in a different directory.
b. Create the new app version.
c. Click Project > Build. Then specify the same package ID and a different version number, use the same author certificate, and build the updated binary file(s) (.tpk).
d. Rename the resulting binary files, and keep them in the same workspace directory.
In Tizen Studio:
a. Open either your app’s Tizen project tizen-manifest.xml file (Native) or config.xml file (Web).
b. In the Overview tab, specify the update version number in the Version field.
c. Use the certificate manager to ensure you have a certificate profile that contains your app’s author certificate.
Note: You do not need to use the same certificate profile, just the same author certificate. You can re-use an author certificate across multiple certificate profiles.
d. Build a signed package for your app.
e. In the console, note the output location of the compiled .tpk (Native) or .wgt (Web) update binary file, and rename if necessary.
In Seller Portal:
a. Click Applications, navigate to your published app, and click Update.
b. Register the update version information and upload the updated binary files.
c. Deselect any unsupported distribution device groups.
d. Submit the update version for review processing by clicking Submit.
If the updated version does not pass review processing, the Samsung review team will notify you. You can then change the updated version, upload the changed updated binary file, and submit the updated version again.
If your updated version passes review processing, the previous version will stop being published in Galaxy Store, and the updated version will start being published. You can then manage the latest version and your finances in Seller Portal.
To get started updating an app, log in to Seller Portal with your Samsung Account.
Discover the latest version of Galaxy Watch Designer here.
Find out more about Tizen Studio here.
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By STF News
Whenever necessary, you can create, build, register, and submit newer versions of your Galaxy Watch app for publication in Galaxy Store. You can update apps that you created using Galaxy Watch Designer or Tizen Studio.
Note: All statements below apply to apps developed using either Galaxy Watch Designer or Tizen Studio, except for the Tizen Studio step 4 in the procedure below.
Upon updating the app in Seller Portal, a new update registration is created, which you complete and submit for review processing. During registration and review processing, the previous version continues to be published in Galaxy Store.
For an updated version:
The filename must be different from all previous version filenames.
The package ID must be the same as for the first app version.
The app version number must be greater than the previous version number.
The author certificate must be the same as for the first app version.
Caution: Without the app’s author certificate, you cannot update the app. We recommend that you store multiple backup copies somewhere other than on your development computer.
To create, build, register, and submit an updated app version
Get the author certificate of the app.
Get the filename, package ID, and version number (version name) of the current app version in Seller Portal:
a. Click Applications, and navigate to and click [your published app title].
b. Click the Binary tab and [your latest binary filename].
In Galaxy Watch Designer:
a. Back up your project and save it in a different directory.
b. Create the new app version.
c. Click Project > Build. Then specify the same package ID and a different version number, use the same author certificate, and build the updated binary file(s) (.tpk).
d. Rename the resulting binary files, and keep them in the same workspace directory.
In Tizen Studio:
a. Open either your app’s Tizen project tizen-manifest.xml file (Native) or config.xml file (Web).
b. In the Overview tab, specify the update version number in the Version field.
c. Use the certificate manager to ensure you have a certificate profile that contains your app’s author certificate.
Note: You do not need to use the same certificate profile, just the same author certificate. You can re-use an author certificate across multiple certificate profiles.
d. Build a signed package for your app.
e. In the console, note the output location of the compiled .tpk (Native) or .wgt (Web) update binary file, and rename if necessary.
In Seller Portal: a. Click Applications, navigate to your published app, and click Update. b. Register the update version information and upload the updated binary files. c. Deselect any unsupported distribution device groups. d. Submit the update version for review processing by clicking Submit.
If the updated version does not pass review processing, the Samsung review team will notify you. You can then change the update version, upload the changed update binary file, and submit the update version again.
If your updated version passes review processing, the previous version will stop being published in Galaxy Store, and the updated version will start being published. You can then manage the latest version and your finances in Seller Portal.
View the full blog at its source
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By STF News
Whenever necessary, you can create, build, register, and submit newer versions of your Galaxy Watch app for publication in Galaxy Store. You can update apps that you created using Galaxy Watch Designer or Tizen Studio.
Note: All statements below apply to apps developed using either Galaxy Watch Designer or Tizen Studio, except for the Tizen Studio step 4 in the procedure below.
Upon updating the app in Seller Portal, a new update registration is created, which you complete and submit for review processing. During registration and review processing, the previous version continues to be published in Galaxy Store.
For an updated version:
The filename must be different from all previous version filenames.
The package ID must be the same as for the first app version.
The app version number must be greater than the previous version number.
The author certificate must be the same as for the first app version.
Caution: Without the app’s author certificate, you cannot update the app. We recommend that you store multiple backup copies somewhere other than on your development computer.
To create, build, register, and submit an updated app version
Get the author certificate of the app.
Get the filename, package ID, and version number (version name) of the current app version in Seller Portal:
a. Click Applications, and navigate to and click [your published app title].
b. Click the Binary tab and [your latest binary filename].
In Galaxy Watch Designer:
a. Back up your project and save it in a different directory.
b. Create the new app version.
c. Click Project > Build. Then specify the same package ID and a different version number, use the same author certificate, and build the updated binary file(s) (.tpk).
d. Rename the resulting binary files, and keep them in the same workspace directory.
In Tizen Studio:
a. Open either your app’s Tizen project tizen-manifest.xml file (Native) or config.xml file (Web).
b. In the Overview tab, specify the update version number in the Version field.
c. Use the certificate manager to ensure you have a certificate profile that contains your app’s author certificate.
Note: You do not need to use the same certificate profile, just the same author certificate. You can re-use an author certificate across multiple certificate profiles.
d. Build a signed package for your app.
e. In the console, note the output location of the compiled .tpk (Native) or .wgt (Web) update binary file, and rename if necessary.
In Seller Portal: a. Click Applications, navigate to your published app, and click Update. b. Register the update version information and upload the updated binary files. c. Deselect any unsupported distribution device groups. d. Submit the update version for review processing by clicking Submit.
If the update version does not pass review processing, the Samsung review team will notify you. You can then change the update version, upload the changed update binary file, and submit the update version again.
If your update version passes review processing, the previous version will stop being published in Galaxy Store, and the updated version will start being published. You can then manage the latest version and your finances in Seller Portal.
View the full blog at its source
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By Alex
Samsung launched the Galaxy Watch Active alongside the S10 earlier this year, positively surprising us with a great all-round wearable product. Its the first Tizen watch to introduce Samsung's new OneUI, which has since made its way to the other smartwatches in the company's lineup. Now, the Active is first in line to receive another software update and with a slew of new capabilities such as a night mode, automatic swimming recognition, a new low heart rate alert, improved Bixby actions, and some general UX improvements.
Let's get Samsung's voice assistant everyone loves to hate out of the way first. It now lets you start customized exercise routines with specific goals and gives you the long-awaited ability to ask for the time differences between cities. The update should also make it easier to control SmartThings devices and change system settings such as brightness.
Proceeding to UI improvements, Tizen gets a new Goodnight Mode, which turns off the display at night and shows you a dedicated watch face with the press of a button. You can turn off notifications altogether while in this mode, or you can customize which notifications you'd still like to receive.
The App Tray has been updated to remove the dial-inspired interface, offering you horizontal swipes through pages of apps instead. With the Watch Active not having a rotating bezel, this makes sense.
On the fitness front, the watch adds automatic swimming recognition to the existing six activities it could detect before. Additionally, you can now set up custom low heart rate alerts alongside the existing high warnings. If your pulse is abnormal for more than 10 minutes, you'll receive a notification. The breathing guide also received some minor UX updates and should help you calm down more efficiently.
You can take a look at the full changelog for this update below:
Build Number : R500XXU1CSG6
Tizen version : Tizen 4.0.0.5
Release Date : 2019-07-23
- New Bixby
. New Bixby helps you get tasks done more easily. Start an exercise with specific goals or ask time difference between your city and the one you will be traveling.
- Samsung Health
. Swimming is new addition to auto detecting exercise types.
. HR Low Alert is added for a heart health.
. Breath Guide graphics are improved.
- App Tray UI
. App Tray UI has been improved for an easier, more intuitive and faster searching and activation.
- Goodnight Mode UI
. A dedicated view will be offered while Goodnight mode is on.
- Disabled automated sync of Alarm from paired Smartphone to Watch
Tizen version 4.0.0.5 is currently rolling out to the Galaxy Watch Active, but as always, it might be a little while before your device receives it.
Source: https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/07/23/latest-galaxy-watch-active-update-adds-night-mode-and-makes-swim-tracking-a-whole-lot-better/
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By Brainard19
My phine says there is a update for my watch but the update fails.
The phone downloads the update and sends to the watch but it looks like when the watch starts to do the update it shows 0% then reboots.
Then comes back as failed
-Samsung Gear S2 Classic
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