Samsung SmartThings Framework New Update Brings Improved Device Stability

In today’s technology world, every single device is getting smarter day by day. Nowadays, there are several smart home devices available that provide services and can be controlled by their own remote, but if you use the remote for every single device, it will be difficult to manage, so to bring a solution, Samsung has introduced the SmartThings framework.
The Samsung SmartThings framework is a service that provides a single platform to control all your home-based devices. For example, if you have smart TVs, lights, speakers, and other home appliances that support internet of things technology, In the latest development, it has the support of modes and routines that suit your situation according to your preset.
Now Samsung has rolled out a new update for the application, but it doesn’t bring any new changes with it. The company has attached the older changelog, which says it supports modes and routines; when the sleep mode starts on your Galaxy, the lights can be dimmed and blinds can be closed; and a new device has been added to the Phone app: a projector. However, it can be right to say that the new update may bring some fixes that enhance the features of the app.
The latest update is coming with version number 2.1.04.1. It is available for all Android devices because Samsung doesn’t want to limit its functionality to its Galaxy devices. So if you want to update the application, you can go to the Play Store, or on the Galaxy device, users can install the latest update from the Galaxy Store as well.
As far as support is concerned, the app is supported by the majority of the devices, as it is available for devices that are running on Android 11 or later and have at least 2 GB of RAM. Don’t be confused with the original SmartThing application, as it is the function that provides the required support for working on SmartThings.