Samsung’s Clock Style app for Galaxy devices has received a new update with bug fixes and stability improvements. The new version offers a more reliable and smoother performance for enhanced user experience. The update rolled out recently and may take a while before reaching all Galaxy users globally.
Samsung rolls out stability improvements in the latest Clock Style update
Clock Style is a system app that handles lockscreen clock customizations on Galaxy devices. Samsung regularly updates the app to address bugs and improve stability. It recently released version 8.7.98.37 of the app with similar changes. The latest update doesn’t bring major new features or styles but enhances the user experience with stability optimizations.
The new version is gradually rolling out to Galaxy devices running Android 14. Depending on your settings, the update may be automatically installed. You can also manually check for updates on the Galaxy Store. Open the store, go to the Menu tab, and select Updates. All available Samsung app updates are shown here. You can update them all at once or individually.
If you don’t see an update for Clock Style or Clock, wait a few days and check again. You can also sideload an APK file from third-party stores like APKMirror. It is often a quicker way to get the latest updates but not the safest option. You should sideload APKs only when necessary. Apps distributed through third-party stores aren’t vetted by Google or Samsung for safety.
Anyway, Samsung’s Clock Style app offers a wide range of lockscreen clock customizations on Galaxy devices. You can press and hold on to your lockscreen to start customizing it. Tap on the clock to change its font, style, colors, position, and more. Alternatively, navigate to Settings > Lock screen and AOD > Edit Lock screen. The latest update improves your overall customization experience.
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