Samsung’s device optimization application suite, Galaxy Labs, received a major update to version 2.0.00.9. Existing Galaxy Labs apps / modules have been updated with new features and Samsung has also launched two new Galaxy Labs apps called Memory Guardian and Thermal Guardian.
Galaxy Labs launched in 2019 and works similarly to Good Lock. It is geo-restricted and acts as a hub for various applications that can expand the functionality of One UI beyond the standard experience. Galaxy Labs is a hub for performance optimization applications in the same way that Good Lock hosts UI customization applications. The first was launched with four optimization applications: Battery Guardian, Battery Tracker, File Guardian and App Booster. After the latest update, Galaxy Labs now includes two new applications.
Introducing Galaxy Labs Memory Guardian and Thermal Guardian
Memory Guardian is designed to improve memory management and provide additional information about memory usage over time. The application can be used to clear applications from memory individually and provides a week-long usage history graph for available, cached, running and system memory.
Thermal Guardian is the second new addition and may be the one that catches the most attention of Galaxy Labs users. The application has a 24-hour chart to monitor CPU temperatures, complete with high-temperature points that can be explored for details on possible causes.
Arguably, the best feature of the Thermal Guardian is a slider to adjust the thermal limit of the CPU, which allows you to specify a lower or higher degree of temperature at which the CPU starts to drown. Users can decrease the value by one or two degrees to make the CPU accelerator earlier, or they can increase the thermal limit by up to two degrees for additional performance at the cost of higher temperatures.
Add new features to existing Galaxy Labs apps
In addition to Memory Guardian and Thermal Guardian, Samsung has introduced a handful of new features to existing Galaxy Labs applications. The Battery Tracker UI has been visually adjusted and the Battery Guardian offers new energy saving tools to limit CPU usage and background activity while you are sleeping. The behavior of Screen energy saving it has also been enhanced with settings by application.
Finally, since most early applications now have individual dumps to recover deleted content, Samsung discontinued support for File Guardian, which was arguably the most useful Galaxy Labs application at launch. Not so much nowadays, so it was shelved.
If you have access to Galaxy Labs in your region, you should be able to update the optimization module package and download the new two on the app’s home screen, or you can refer to the links below to download the APK files from our file.