Good Lock's Wonderland and One Hand Operation+ Get New Updates

If you use Samsung’s Good Lock to build custom wallpapers, there’s a Wonderland update worth installing, according to Tarun Vats. Version 1.6.28 improves how wallpapers look on the lock screen in landscape mode, and One Hand Operation+ 9.4.23.0 arrived the same day with a bug fix of its own. Both are small updates, and neither is tied to a new One UI release.

Module	Version	Main changes
Wonderland	1.6.28	Landscape lock screen, wallpaper editor, video fixes, faster saving
One Hand Operation+	9.4.23.0	Home button long-press fix in landscape, stability
Delivery	Galaxy Store, through Good Lock	Staged, may vary by device and region

Wonderland is the bigger of the two. The changelog is shown as an image, so we’re relying on the reported summary. The editor preview has been improved, and wallpapers should now look better on a landscape lock screen. A new button brings back layers that were dragged off the screen, which saves you from having to start over. Fixes cover video layers that turned black or stopped playing, and trimmed videos that didn’t apply properly. Wallpapers also save faster, and rendering is more stable on some Galaxy phones.

One Hand Operation+ lets you trigger gestures from the screen edges so you can reach navigation with a thumb. Version 9.4.23.0 fixes a problem where long-pressing the Home button in landscape mode didn’t work properly, plus general bug fixes and stability work. That information comes from a separate report, and we couldn’t confirm the update’s file size, so we haven’t listed one. The same day’s QuickStar update only mentions stability and bug fixes.

To get them, open Good Lock, go to the Plugins tab and tap the update icon next to each module, or check Galaxy Store, then Menu, then Updates. If nothing shows up, wait a few days, because the rollout is in phases. Samsung is also changing its own customization options, with reports of small Clock app changes in One UI 9.5 and fresh test builds like the new S26 Ultra firmware, though Samsung hasn’t announced any of it.

M Adnan Akram

M Adnan Akram is the founder and lead writer at Phoonomo, covering mobile technology with a primary focus on Samsung and the broader smartphone industry, alongside emerging developments in AI. He follows product launches, spec leaks, and industry trends closely to keep readers informed with timely updates.