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Samsung One UI 6.0

Samsung One UI 6.0 comes with Android 14 OS for Galaxy devices. Last August, the company started the Public Beta Program of One UI 6, while the Stable rollout started in late October. This dedicated page consists of all the useful and latest info you should know about the major update.
Samsung One UI 6.0
All Samsung devices launched pre-installed with Android 12 are eligible for the Android 14. At the same time, many Galaxy smartphones have four generations of OS upgrade support, making them eligible for the One UI 6.0 update, check the complete list here.
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Stable One UI 6.0 rolled out for
Galaxy S series
- Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy S22 Ultra
- Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+, Galaxy S21 Ultra
- Galaxy S23 FE
- Galaxy S21 FE
Galaxy Z series
- Galaxy Z Fold 5
- Galaxy Z Flip 5
- Galaxy Z Fold 4
- Galaxy Z Flip 4
- Galaxy Z Fold 3
- Galaxy Z Flip 3
Galaxy A series
- Galaxy A54
- Galaxy A34
- Galaxy A24
- Galaxy A14
- Galaxy A73
- Galaxy A53
- Galaxy A33
- Galaxy A23
- Galaxy A13
- Galaxy A52
- Galaxy A52 5G
- Galaxy A52s
Galaxy M series
- Galaxy M54
- Galaxy M34
- Galaxy M14
- Galaxy M53
- Galaxy M33
- Galaxy M23
Galaxy Tab series
- Galaxy Tab S9/S9+/S9 Ultra
- Galaxy Tab S9 FE/S9 FE+
- Galaxy Tab S8/S8+/S8 Ultra
- Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro
Galaxy F series
- Galaxy F54
- Galaxy F34
- Galaxy F14
- Galaxy F23
Note: Availability varies by region and carrier.
Beta Devices
- Galaxy S22 | Galaxy S22 Plus | Galaxy S22 Ultra
- Galaxy S21 | Galaxy S21 Plus | Galaxy S21 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold 5/4/3 and Z Flip 5/4/3
- Galaxy A54/A34/A53/A52s | F23/M23
Beta Countries
- China
- Germany
- India
- Poland
- South Korea
- United Kingdom
- United States
Features & Changes
Quick panel
- New button layout: The quick panel has a new layout that makes it easier to access the features you use most. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth now have their own dedicated buttons at the top of the screen, while visual features like Dark mode and Eye comfort shield have been moved to the bottom. Other quick settings buttons appear in a customizable area in the middle.
- Instantly access the full quick panel: By default, a compact quick panel with notifications appears when you swipe down from the top of the screen. Swiping down again hides notifications and shows the expanded quick panel. If you turn on Quick settings instant access, you can view the expanded quick panel by swiping just once from the right side of the top of the screen. Swiping down from the left side shows notifications.
- Quickly access brightness control: The brightness control bar now appears by default in the compact quick panel when you swipe down once from the top of the screen for quicker and easier brightness adjustments.
- Improved album art display: While playing music or videos, album art will cover the entire media controller in the notification panel if the app playing the music or video provides album art.
- Enhanced layout for notifications: Each notification now appears as a separate card, making it easier to recognize individual notifications. Notification icons now look the same as the app icons that appear on your Home and Apps screens, making it easier to recognize which app sent the notification.
- Sort notifications by time: You can now change your notification settings to sort by time instead of priority so your newest notifications are always on top.
Lock screen
- Clock repositioning: You now have more freedom to move your clock to the position of your choice on the Lock screen.
Home screen
- Simplified icon labels: App icon labels are now limited to a single line for a cleaner and simpler look. “Galaxy” and “Samsung” have been removed from some app names to make them shorter and easier to scan.
- Auto hiding taskbar: If you’re using gesture navigation, you can set the taskbar to hide automatically. When hidden, just swipe up from the bottom of the screen to make the taskbar appear.
- Drag and drop with 2 hands: Start dragging app icons or widgets on your Home screen with one hand, then use your other hand to navigate to the screen where you want to drop them.
Typeface
- New default font: One UI 6 has a new default font with a more stylish and modern feel. You’ll see the new font if the default font is selected in Settings. If you’re using a different font, you’ll still see that font after upgrading to One UI 6.
Multitasking
- Keep pop-up windows open: Instead of minimizing pop-up windows when you go to the Recents screen, pop-ups will now remain open after you leave the Recents screen so you can continue what you were working on.
Samsung DeX
- Meet the new DeX for tablets: The new Samsung DeX lets you switch between DeX mode and tablet mode with the same Home screen layout. All of your usual apps, widgets and icons are available in DeX. You can also use DeX in both landscape and portrait orientations if Auto rotate is turned on for your tablet.
Link to Windows
- Now available on tablets: Connect your tablet to your Windows PC to check notifications and use apps from your tablet on your PC, transfer files between your devices and more.
Samsung Keyboard
- New emoji design: Emojis that appear in your messages, social media posts and elsewhere on your phone have been updated with a fresh new design.
Content sharing
- Picture and video previews: When you share pictures or videos from any app, preview images will appear at the top of the Share panel to give you one more chance to review the pictures and videos before sharing them.
- Extra sharing options: When you share content, additional options may appear on the Share panel depending on the app you share from. For example, when you share a website from the Chrome web browser, you’ll get the option to share a screenshot of the website along with the web address.
Camera
- Simple and intuitive design: The overall layout of the Camera app has been simplified. Quick settings buttons at the top of the screen have been redesigned to be easier to understand.
- Camera widgets customization: You can add custom camera widgets to your Home screen. You can set each widget to start in a specific shooting mode and save pictures in an album of your choice.
- More alignment options for watermarks: You can now choose whether your watermark appears at the top or bottom of your photos.
- Quick access to resolution settings: A resolution button is now available in the quick settings at the top of the screen in Photo and Pro modes so you can quickly change the resolution of photos you take.
- Enhanced video size selection: A pop-up now appears when you tap the video size button, making it easier to see all the options and choose the right ones.
- Keep your pictures level: When grid lines are turned on in Camera settings, a level line will now appear in the middle of the screen while using the rear camera in all modes except Panorama. The line will move to show whether your picture is level with the ground.
- Quality optimization: You can choose between 3 levels of quality optimization for the pictures you take. Choose Maximum to get the highest quality pictures. Choose Minimum to take pictures as quickly as possible. You can also choose Medium to get the best balance of speed and quality.
- New Auto FPS options for videos: Auto FPS can help you record brighter videos in low-light conditions. Auto FPS now has 3 options. You can turn it off, use it for 30 fps videos only or use it for both 30 fps and 60 fps videos.
- Apply effects more easily: Filter and face effects now use a dial instead of a slider, making it easier to make precise adjustments with just one hand.
- Turn off swipe up/down to switch cameras: Swiping up or down to switch between the front and rear cameras is now optional. If you’re concerned about accidental swipes, you can turn this off in Settings.
- Easier document scanning: The Scan document feature has been separated from Scene optimizer so you can scan documents even if Scene optimizer is turned off. The new Auto scan lets you scan documents automatically whenever you take a picture of a document. After a document is scanned, you’ll be taken to the edit screen where you can rotate your document to align it the way you want.
Gallery
- Quick edits in detail view: While viewing a picture or video, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to go to detail view. This screen now provides quick access to effects and editing features you can immediately apply.
- Drag and drop with 2 hands: Touch and hold pictures and videos with one hand, then use your other hand to navigate to the album where you want to drop them.
- Save clipped images as stickers: When you clip something from an image, you can easily save it as a sticker that you can use later when editing pictures or videos.
- Enhanced story view: While viewing a story, a thumbnail view appears when you swipe up from the bottom of the screen. In thumbnail view, you can add or remove pictures and videos from your story.
Photo Editor
- Enhanced layout: The new Tools menu makes it easier to find the editing features you need. Straighten and Perspective options have been combined in the Transform menu.
- Adjust decorations after saving: You can now make changes to drawings, stickers and text that you’ve added to a photo even after saving.
- Undo and redo: Don’t worry about making mistakes. You can now easily undo or redo transformations, filters and tones.
- Draw on custom stickers: When creating custom stickers, you can now use the drawing tools to make your stickers even more personal and unique.
- New text backgrounds and styles: When adding text to a photo, you can choose from several new backgrounds and styles to help you get the perfect look.
Studio (Video Editor)
- More powerful video editing: Studio is a new project-based video editor, allowing for more complex and powerful editing. You can access Studio from the Drawer menu in the Gallery app or add an icon to your Home screen for quicker access.
Video Player
- Enhanced layout: Video player controls are now easier than ever. Buttons with similar functions have been grouped together and the Play button has been moved to the center of the screen.
- Enhanced playback speed controls: Choose between several video playback speeds between 0.25x and 2.0x. Speed controls are now easier to access with dedicated buttons instead of a slider.
Weather
- New Weather widget: The Weather insights widget provides more information about your local weather conditions. You can see when severe thunderstorms, snow, rain and other events are on the forecast.
- More information: Information about snowfall, moon phases and times, atmospheric pressure, visibility distance, dew point and wind direction is now available in the Weather app.
- Easily check the local weather on the map: Swipe to move around the map and tap a location to view the local weather conditions. The map can help you find weather information even if you don’t know the name of the city.
- Enhanced illustrations: Illustrations in the Weather widget and app have been enhanced to provide better information about the current weather conditions. Background colors also change depending on the time of the day.
Samsung Health
- New look for the Home screen: The Samsung Health Home screen has been completely revamped. More information is shown, while bold fonts and colors make it easier to see the information you need most. Your latest exercise result is shown at the top of the screen, and more feedback is provided about your sleep score as well as your daily goals for steps, activity, water and food.
- Custom water cup sizes: You can now customize the size of cups in the Samsung Health Water tracker to match the size of the cup you usually drink from.
Calendar
- Your schedule at a glance: The new schedule view provides your upcoming events, tasks and reminders all together in chronological order.
- Reminders available in Calendar: You can now view and add reminders in the Calendar app without opening the Reminder app.
- Move events with 2 hands: In Day or Week view, touch and hold the event you want to move with one hand, then use your other hand to navigate to the day where you want to move it.
Reminder
- Refined reminder list view: The main list view has been redesigned. You can manage categories at the top of the screen. Below the categories, your reminders will be shown organized by date. The layout for reminders containing images and web links has also been enhanced.
- New reminder categories: The Place category contains reminders that alert you when you’re in a specific place, and the No alert category contains reminders that don’t provide any alerts.
- More options for creating reminders: When sharing content to the Reminder app, you’ll get full editing options before your reminder is created. You can also take pictures using the camera when creating a reminder.
- All-day reminders: You can now create reminders for an entire day and customize the time you want to be alerted about them.
Samsung Internet
- Videos play in the background: Keep playing video sound even if you leave the current tab or leave the Internet app.
- Enhanced tab list for large screens: When using Internet on a large screen, such as a tablet in landscape view or Samsung DeX, tab list view will be shown in 2 columns so you can see more information on the screen at the same time.
- Move bookmarks and tabs with 2 hands: Touch and hold the bookmark or tab you want to move with one hand, then use your other hand to navigate to the bookmark folder or tab group where you want to move it.
Smart select
- Resize and extract text from pinned content: When you pin an image to the screen, you can now resize it or extract text from it.
- Magnified view: When selecting an area of the screen, a magnified view will appear so you can start and end your selection at the perfect spot.
Modes and Routines
- Unique Lock screens depending on your mode: Set up different Lock screens with their own wallpaper and clock style for when you’re driving, working, exercising and more. Try a dark wallpaper for Sleep mode or a calming wallpaper for Relax mode. When you edit the Lock screen for a mode, you’ll see that wallpaper whenever that mode is turned on.
- New conditions: You can now start a routine when an app is playing media.
- New actions: Your routines can now do more than ever before, such as changing your Samsung Keyboard settings.
Smart suggestions
- New look and feel: The Smart suggestions widget has been redesigned with a layout that better aligns with other icons on your Home screen.
- More customization: You can now adjust transparency and choose between a white or black background. You can also set apps to exclude from suggestions.
Finder
- Quick actions for apps: When an app appears in your search results, you can touch and hold the app to get quick access to actions you can perform using the app. For example, if you search for the Calendar app, buttons for adding an event or searching your calendar will appear. App actions will also appear in search results on their own if you search for the name of the action instead of the app.
My Files
- Free up storage space: Recommendation cards will appear to help you free up storage space. My Files will recommend deleting unnecessary files, give you tips for setting up cloud storage and also let you know which apps on your phone are using the most storage space.
- Integrated Trash with Gallery and Voice Recorder: My Files, Gallery and Voice Recorder Trash features have been combined into one. When you open the Trash in My Files, you’ll be able to see files, pictures, videos, and voice recordings you’ve deleted all together, along with options for restoring or permanently deleting.
- Copy files with 2 hands: Touch and hold the file you want to copy with one hand, then use your other hand to navigate to the folder where you want to copy it.
Samsung Pass
- Safer sign-ins with passkeys: Use passkeys to sign in to supported apps and websites. Unlike passwords, your passkey is only stored on your phone and can’t be leaked through a website security breach. Passkeys also protect you from phishing attacks because they only work on the website or app where they were registered.
Settings
- Smarter Airplane mode: If you turn on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth while Airplane mode is on, your phone will remember. The next time you use Airplane mode, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth will remain on instead of turning off.
- Easier access to battery settings: Battery settings now have their own top-level settings menu so you can easily check your battery usage and manage battery settings.
- Block security threats: Get an extra level of protection for your apps and data. Auto Blocker prevents unknown apps from being installed, checks for malware and blocks malicious commands from being sent to your phone using a USB cable.
Accessibility
- New magnification options: Customize how your magnification window appears. You can choose full screen, partial screen or allow switching between the two.
- Cursor thickness customization: You can now increase the thickness of the cursor that appears while editing text so that it’s easier to see.
- Learn more about accessibility: A link to the Samsung Accessibility web page has been added to Accessibility settings so you can learn more about accessibility features and our efforts to make our products accessible to everyone.
Digital Wellbeing
- Enhanced layout: The main screen of Digital Wellbeing has been redesigned, making it easier to find the information you need.
- More content in your weekly report: Your weekly usage report now lets you know about unusual usage patterns, your peak usage times and how you balance your screen time.
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Samsung announces worldwide release of Galaxy A56, A36 and A26

Samsung officially announced the worldwide release of the Galaxy A56, A36, and A26. Earlier this month, the company launched these new A series phones. Now, the devices are available for open sale in all the smartphone markets worldwide.
The Galaxy A26 and A36 were recently made available in the US, with the Galaxy A56 scheduled for release later; however, the premium Galaxy A series phone has been released in various worldwide markets outside the US.
The new Galaxy A series will be available globally through carriers, retailers and Samsung.com starting today and will come in a range of stylish color options.
- Galaxy A56 5G is available in Awesome Lightgray, Awesome Graphite, Awesome Olive and Awesome Pink.
- Galaxy A36 5G comes in Awesome Lavender, Awesome Black, Awesome White and Awesome Lime.
- Galaxy A26 5G is available in Black, White, Mint and Peach Pink.
“With the launch of the new Galaxy A series, we look forward to more people benefitting from smart and fun mobile experiences that unleash their creativity, all while ensuring the security and reliability users expect from us.” – TM Roh, President and Head of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics.

Source – Samsung
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra hits 2.55 Million sales in launch month

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra has started strong, with sales flagged at 2.55 million units in its first launch month, as per Hana Securities. That number anchors the Galaxy S25 series, which racked up 4.56 million units total after launching on February 7.
The lineup, including the Standard model at 1.17 million and the Plus at 840,000, saw pre-sales end on February 3.
By contrast, the Galaxy S24 series sold 1.42 million units in its debut month, with the S24 Ultra making up 830,000 of those. It launched earlier, on January 31, with pre-sales closing on January 25.
The different launch months—January for S24 and February for S25—mean the raw sales gap doesn’t tell the whole story.
February’s shorter 28 days versus January’s 31, plus the timing of pre-sale and launch windows, muddy a straight comparison.
Daily averages after pre-sales offer a glimpse of 240,000 units for S24 and 180,000 for S25, but Hana Securities notes that practical sales differences in the launch month may not fully show up due to these factors.
The analysts recommend tracking the S25’s progress for a clearer picture.
Globally, Samsung moved 19.03 million units, down 3% from last year but up 15% from the previous month. Every region except India saw a year-over-year decline, with India showing growth, though exact figures weren’t specified.
The S25 series, Ultra included, got mixed reactions depending on the market. The S25 Ultra’s 2.55 million units triple the S24 Ultra’s start, and the series overall far outdid its predecessor’s first month.
Note: The pre-order and release dates mentioned are swapped in Hana Securities report. We’ve mentioned correct dates, but the sales figures were not changed. The article will be updated if Hana Securities make amendments in sales figures.
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Samsung Boss joins Chinese President Xi Jinping’s exclusive meeting with global CEOs

Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y Lee met with Chinese President Xi Jinping today. Attention is focused on the message delivered by President Xi during his meeting with Chairman Lee and other global corporate CEOs.
According to diplomatic sources (via Yonhap), Chinese President Xi began a meeting with representatives of the global business community in Beijing. It appears that Samsung Chairman Lee was among those present at this meeting.
Earlier, Reuters reported that President Xi would hold a roundtable discussion with global corporate CEOs in Beijing. The list of attendees reportedly included the CEOs of BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and the maker of Snapdragon, Qualcomm.
Chairman Lee visited China to attend the China Development Forum on March 23 and 24. He later traveled to Shenzhen to visit BYD headquarters, which is the world’s largest EV manufacturer, and Xiaomi, which has recently entered the EV market.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 can beat iPhone 18 with early 2nm SoC adoption

Samsung Galaxy S26 can beat Apple iPhone 18 in first 2nm chipset adoption. Apple was the first vendor to debut a 3nm chipset in mobile devices, which was later followed by Qualcomm, while Samsung failed in commercialization.
Reports from Taiwanese media suggest that TSMC is expected to have a 2nm process line capable of producing around 50,000 wafers per month by the end of this year. The first customer for the 2-nanometer chips is likely to be Apple.
Previously, the initial orders for TSMC’s advanced processes have been placed by Apple. This time, the 2-nanometer process chip is considered a candidate for the A20 processor, which will go into the iPhone 18 Pro series next year.
TSMC’s 2nm process is said to offer 15% higher performance efficiency than the 3nm process. It would make the iPhone 18 Pro’s A20 processor significantly better than the A18 chipset manufactured using the 3nm process.
Well-known Apple analyst Ming Chi Kuo recently reaffirmed that the test production yield of TSMC’s 2-nanometer process already reached approximately 60 to 70% three months ago, and now it far exceeds that.
Since the iPhone 17 series will retain 3nm chipsets, Samsung can utilize the opportunity to become the world’s first in the 2nm era. The Exynos 2600 is said to be manufactured using Samsung’s 2nm SF2 process technology.
In addition to Apple, Intel is also racing for TSMC’s 2nm process, but full-scale mass production is expected to be pushed back to 2026, after Apple.
Apple plans to invest over $500 billion in the US over the next four years in response to the newly formed Trump Government’s manufacturing strengthening policy, and it will also support TSMC’s Arizona factory with billions of dollars.
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Samsung Exynos decline continues – Will the Galaxy S26 save it?

Samsung Exynos application processor’s market share has declined in the fourth quarter of the last year. The company’s AP market remained flat year-over-year, while there was a decline of 1% quarter-over-quarter.
Counterpoint Research revealed that Samsung Exynos recorded a 4% share in the worldwide Mobile SoC market in Q4 2024, ranking fifth. This was a 1% drop from the previous quarter, while it remained similar to the same period last year 4%.
Although Samsung increased Exynos shipments, centered on mid- to low-end smartphones like the Galaxy S24 FE, it failed to expand its market presence significantly due to the absence of Exynos 2500 in the Galaxy S25 series.
Counterpoint Research highlighted:
Samsung’s Exynos shipments were flat sequentially in Q4 2024. The Exynos 2400’s shipments have increased with the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy S24 FE.
Further, the Exynos 1480 and Exynos 1330’s shipments have increased due to the high shipment volumes for Samsung’s Galaxy A55 and A16 5G, respectively.

Global Smartphone AP-SoC Market Share: Quarterly | Source – Counterpoint Research
Samsung is highly likely to equip the Exynos 2500 in the affordable Galaxy Z Flip FE this year. The company is expected to hold a Galaxy Unpacked event as early as July this year to unveil the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Fold 7 foldable phones.
Additionally, Samsung is focusing on developing the Exynos 2600, aiming to boast it in the Galaxy S26 series. Reports suggest that Samsung’s DS Division has recently formed a dedicated task force to improve the Exynos 2600’s performance.
Despite challenges, Samsung isn’t giving up on the Exynos business. Since the Flip FE won’t have as much saturation as the S26 series, the Korean tech giant is parallelly ensuring the Exynos 2600 to be finalized and used in next year’s flagships.
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