One UI
3 most tempting features of Samsung One UI
Samsung is gradually rolling out the One UI 6.0 update to Galaxy devices. From the very beginning, One UI, the company’s custom Android skin brought plenty of tempting features. Today, we share the 3 most useful features of Samsung’s One UI software for Galaxy devices.
Burst Mode
For more aesthetic results with Galaxy camera, experiment with different angles, use various types of lighting, or use filters or effects. Use both Pro and Pro Video Modes to adjust settings like ISO, shutter speed, focus, and white balance for more professional-looking photos and videos.
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In order to make it easier for you to content, there are several simple but effective modes on this smartphone. One of them is burst mode, where you can record a series of photos in quick succession, so you have lots of options and choose the best one later.
How to activate this feature:
- Open the camera and tap the Settings menu
- Select the Swipe Shutter button, then select Take Burst Shot
- To use it, tap, swipe, then hold the shutter button on the screen down while taking a photo.
Adaptive Battery
You can use the Adaptive battery feature to optimize the power and performance of the Galaxy. It will study usage patterns and prioritize battery power for frequently used apps, as well as disable rarely used ones so they don’t run in the background so the battery life can be increased.
To enable this feature:
- Open the Settings menu, select Battery and device care
- Tap Battery , scroll down and select More battery settings
- Activate the Adaptive battery menu by sliding the button to the right.
Multitasking
To help you be more productive, try multitasking with the multi-window feature on your Galaxy. You can use the split screen or pop-up view feature. For instance, multitasking features allow you to monitor what’s trending on YouTube while browsing references in an internet browser.
How to activate it:
- Open the Settings menu, tap Advanced features
- Slide all option buttons to the right.
- To use split screen, open the first application, then swipe or slide two fingers up starting from the bottom of the screen, and select the application for the second screen.
- To disable split screen, press the Back button.
- For pop-up view, open the first app then swipe from the top right corner to the middle. Then on the larger screen, select the second app.
Recently, Samsung accidentally revealed new features and improvements of the upcoming Android 15-based One UI 7 update. Now, new features and fresh UI changes of the One UI 7 Samsung Calculator surfaced online.
Samsung Calculator app is known for its simple design, and the One UI 7 version doesn’t bring many changes. However, there are a few noticeable tweaks that you can check on your phone if you are using a Galaxy smartphone running One UI 6 or later.
With One UI 7, the numbers, symbols, and text are now larger to make them easier to read. Apart from that, the overall look and layout of the app are very similar to the previous version of One UI 6.
Moreover, Samsung Calendar is also getting a new icon with One UI 7. The new icon features a color scheme of green, black, and gray. This icon includes three symbols – Add, minus, and equal to.
While the Calculator app hasn’t changed much in terms of design, the larger text could improve readability. It’s unclear if there will be more updates to the app before One UI 7 is officially released, but these changes are a small but useful improvement. Stay tuned for more updates related to One UI 7.
Samsung Galaxy S24 series is likely to be the first to get the Android 15 update with One UI 7. It’s now December 2024, and a new One UI 7 build has been spotted for the Galaxy S24 Ultra on the test server, Checkfirm. Samsung had announced that they would release a beta version by the end of the year, and this new build shows it’s almost here.
Reports suggest that Samsung is currently progressively working on the One UI 7 update for the Galaxy S24 series. The latest version has changed from ZXKV to ZXKY. The new build shows that Samsung is giving the final touch before rolling out the update. This also means the beta version is very close to being available for users to test.
One UI 7 update will bring a host of new features, including improved user interface design, performance upgrades, and new customization options. It will fully revamp the interface to provide a clearer and simpler look.
As Samsung continues to develop the update, more details will likely emerge in the coming weeks. Notably, Samsung is going to release a stable update next year with the Galaxy S25 series.
After the release, Samsung will start the One UI 7 Stable rollout for Galaxy devices, including Galaxy S23, Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy A55, Galaxy Z Fold 6, Galaxy Z Flip 6, and more.
More Galaxy S24 users getting November 2024 update – Get ready for One UI 7 Beta
Samsung announced the end of its Wear OS 5-based One UI 6 Watch Beta for Galaxy Watch 5 series LTE. The company has been conducting the Beta activity for a handful of weeks to let users test out the upcoming software.
Following the Beta’s end, a stable Wear OS 5-based One UI 6 Watch update has been rolled out to Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro users. Samsung advised Beta participants to upgrade the software to leave the Beta Program.
What’s New
Samsung’s One UI 6 Watch introduces design tweaks and software fluency. Galaxy Watch models running Wear OS will have an elevated experience. New features are also included apart from personalization options for Samsung consumers.
The major update comes with new watch faces, visual enhancements, and enhanced tile graphics. You can monitor your energy levels with Galaxy AI, get more detailed sleep analysis, and create your own workout routines.
Galaxy AI feature suite is also boosted with the inclusion of AI Suggested Replies. It allows you to respond to messages quickly with AI-generated replies tailored to the message you received.
Battery life is also getting improved. When Power saving is turned on, you can also choose to limit health features like workout auto-detection and background heart rate measurements to make your battery last even longer than before.
General Rollout?
Samsung officially launched the One UI 6 Watch rollout. The company announced eligible models will sequentially receive the major firmware update. The Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic models are already getting the update.
Beta Participants in South Korea can now upgrade to the Stable version. An incremental build, weighing around 110Mb, turns the Beta to Stable. For maximum performance, I suggest you perform a factory reset after backing up the data.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro Beta participants of One UI 6 Watch Beta getting Stable Wear OS 5 update in South Korea.
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