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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Users! Are you waiting for the Android 11 upgrade?
Samsung has already announced the Android 11 based One UI 3.0 public beta program for the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ devices. And the company has rolled out the first build of the One UI 3.0 for the Galaxy Note 10 series smartphone users of South Korea and the UK.
Still, the beta testing is yet to announce and start in other selected regions including the US, India, Germany, Poland, UK, and China. It may take some more time to expand in more countries.
Currently, the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ devices are updated to the latest stable build of the One UI, One UI 2.5 which is based on Android 10. Samsung has added plenty of new features and improvements as well as system enhancements to increase the user experience.
But, there’s a lot more to explore in the One UI 3.0 including its revamped lock screen user interface, a fresh layout of notification, and quick settings panel as well as a renewed settings menu that looks prettier and more user-friendly than ever.
Aside from the changes made in the user interface, the One UI 3.0 also brings some important features from Android such as notification history and more.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ comes with mighty hardware elements that provide a high-end user experience. These phones were succeeded by the latest Note series smartphones, Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra which comes packed with the One UI 2.5 and listed on second to receive the Android 11 based One UI 3.0.
In comparison to the beta testers, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 owners will have to wait a bit longer until the beta testing completes and the stable rollout begins.
So, are you waiting for Android 11 (One UI 3.0) for your Samsung Galaxy Note 10? Leave your thoughts about One UI 3.0 for Samsung Galaxy Note 10 in the comment box below.
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There’s a weird bug in One UI 7 Beta’s lock screen blur engine. Samsung has recently started the Public Beta Program and released the first Beta. While performance is decent, the lock screen issue needs to be fixed in the next Beta build.
IceUniverse is on a mission to help Samsung evolve the latest iteration of One UI. Recently, the tipster posted a screenshot, showcasing the bug in the blur engine of the lock screen in Samsung’s One UI 7 Beta software.
The lock screen brings a cool Now Bar feature and stunning widgets. The blur control is comparable to Apple’s iOS 18 operating system. Meanwhile, Samsung seemingly overlooked optimizing the blur system for the lock screen notification aspect.
As you can see in the screenshot below, the notification that appears on the lock screen has a nearly transparent overlay. It’s a whitish card that has the same shape as the primary notifications window but lacks proper blur application.
The card seems to have entirely skipped the blur application and the transparent white overlay differentiating the notifications from the lock screen wallpaper. It looks quite weird but it will be addressed in the second Beta firmware.
One UI 7 Lock Screen Notification Blur | Image: IceUniverse
One UI 7 Beta Now Bar
Samsung’s Android 15 software is loaded with cool new features and UI tweaks. The Now Bar is a unique addition that makes it easier to operate running apps and services right from the lock screen on your Galaxy.
It’s not a static function but it packs dynamic optimization capabilities. It expands to a large card on the lock screen and when impended, it takes little space between the two lock screen shortcuts at the bottom of the screen.
Here’s a detailed post on the Now Bar, which you can access here.
Samsung recently opened the One UI 7 beta program for the Galaxy S24 series in limited countries. Now, the company is planning to expand this program to more Galaxy devices. A piece of new information suggests that One UI 7 development is progressing for the Galaxy S21 series.
A reliable tipster has spotted the first One UI 7 internal testing build, G998BXXUEHXL2, for the Galaxy S21 Ultra. This internal test build indicates that Samsung is actively working on One UI 7 for the Galaxy S21 series. The testing is currently underway for the European variant of the Galaxy S21 Ultra.
In addition, Samsung is also testing One UI 7 builds on other Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy A73, Galaxy A53, Galaxy A54, and more.
One UI 7 Features
Samsung One UI 7 update brings new features and improvements to enhance the overall experience. It introduces a new design with refined visuals, including redesigned icons, widgets, and a more consistent layout for the Home screen. Enhanced camera controls, new editing tools, and powerful video editing options are available.
The update also focuses on productivity with features like improved alarm management, more control over reminders, and enhanced file selection. For health, there are new tracking features and medication reminders. It also brings enhanced security features for Galaxy devices.
[Full Changelog] Samsung One UI 7 elevates Galaxy experience with sleeker, smarter UI
Samsung Expert RAW app is designed for Galaxy devices to help users capture RAW images for professional-level photography and editing. With the release of One UI 7 beta, Samsung has updated the Expert RAW app to give it a fresher, more modern look.
One of the noticeable changes is the new app icon. In One UI 7, the Expert RAW icon is completely different from the previous version. The new icon features a gray background and a 3D-style camera symbol. Earlier, the old icon had a pink background and a white 2D camera symbol.
Recently, Samsung has released a new update of the Expert RAW app with version 4.0.00.24. This new version is available to Galaxy users who are testing the One UI 7 beta. It can also be downloaded through APKMirror.
In addition to the new design, One UI 7 is expected to bring some new features to the Expert RAW app, although details are still limited. Right now, the beta update is available only for the Galaxy S24 series in certain countries, but it could soon roll out to more Samsung devices.
The Expert RAW app allows users to take HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos and offers powerful editing tools for those who want to make detailed adjustments to their photos. However, it’s important to note that the app is only available for a limited number of Galaxy devices. If you have the beta version, you can explore all One UI 7 Expert RAW features.
One UI 6 Expert RAW icon