Samsung is preparing for major visual changes to the One UI 7 interface, as recent leaks from the site have shown. Smart BreaksThe company seems to be taking inspiration from the iOS experience with a version of the Dynamic Island and separate sections for quick settings and notifications.
The “Dynamic Island” in One UI 7, which is probably the main new feature of the system, provides a more intuitive interaction with the activities taking place on the mobile phone. In the leaked images, The feature takes the form of a pill at the top of the screen.with animations that closely resemble the native iOS functionality.
If the user taps on the widget, it expands to the top of the screen, displaying quick information about the notification—the stopwatch time, for example. This feature will likely be of expanded utility to more apps, allowing you to track deliveries, or monitor household functions.
There is another major review of One UI 7 and it is Separate the settings menu and cell phone notificationsNow, each section is displayed full screen, and can be switched by swiping to the sides.
One UI 7 will separate quick settings from phone notifications into two sections.source: SmartPrix/Cloning
This approach is not new either: Apple and Xiaomi have been adopting this type of interface for years.providing a more flashy settings panel. There are no new features, but the user experience is completely different and may offend some audiences.
One UI 7 should bring major changes
One UI 7 is expected to be a major turning point for Samsung’s custom interface. Well-known online tipsters, such as the popular @UniverseIce from X (formerly Twitter), have mentioned that this could be one of the updates with the most news.
Today's Leak: One UI 7 could be the most changed version in One UI history. The icon has been redrawn.
– Universe Ice (@UniverseIce) July 16, 2024
At the moment, everything about the new OS is based on rumors. Moreover, the system is not even available to testers.
Android 15, the operating system that One UI 7 is based on, is currently in a testing period. The system still lacks many of the new features that were introduced at Google I/O this year.
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