One UI 7 makes Samsung Quick Measure a standalone app with a new look

Samsung Quick Measure app is getting a new update with version 3.0.00.8, which adds support for One UI 7. This update makes the app compatible with Galaxy devices running Android 15.

Previously, on One UI 6.1 and earlier versions, Quick Measure was part of the AR Zone service. This app allows users to take instant measurements of objects using AR intelligence and the 3D depth camera in their devices.

With the One UI 7 update, Samsung has made some changes to the AR Zone features. Quick Measure, along with other features like Deco Pic and AR Doodle, has been removed from the AR Zone. Instead, users can now download these features separately as individual apps from the Galaxy Store.

Quick Measure New Icon via Gerwin van Giessen

One UI 7 update provides a new look to the Samsung Quick Measure app, spotted by a reliable tipster. The new icon of the app has a simple, clean look with a greyish color scheme. The icon features a ruler grid and a camera lens symbol, which shows that the app uses your phone’s camera to measure objects and distances in real life.

To use the updated Quick Measure app, you will need to download it from the Galaxy Store. This version is currently available for Galaxy S24 series users who are testing the One UI 7 Beta. Samsung plans to release the Beta update to more Galaxy devices soon.

One UI 7 update makes the Quick Measure app standalone, allowing users to get the app separately from the AR Zone. The app’s new design and improved features should provide a better experience for anyone who needs to quickly measure objects with their phone’s camera.

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