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Samsung’s redesigned SmartThings app is finally rolling out on Android

It gets compact cards, a refreshed look for the TV remote, and a floating navigation bar.

Samsung’s redesigned SmartThings app is finally rolling out on Android

Samsung's redesigned SmartThings app, which was initially available on iOS devices, is now rolling out to Android users. The update, version 1.8.51.30, brings a more compact layout for device and routine cards, with a floating navigation bar and support for resizing and repositioning cards. Additionally, the built-in TV remote now includes a light mode option. The redesign, which appears nearly identical to the iOS build, is set to enhance the user experience on Samsung's SmartThings platform.

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