At the big developer conference in San Francisco this November 2018, Samsung revealed its new operating system for its phones and tablets, called One UI. The system will be available on Galaxy Note 9, Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9 Plus, Galaxy Note 8, and Galaxy S8 next year..
In fact, One UI will be the next big update for devices already running on 9 Pie.
Big Samsung fans can therefore expect a very big surprise. One UI will be a huge change for Samsung, photos show that its design is already really much more modern than all the other interfaces already seen..
At the developer conference, the South Korean firm explained how this big software update would adapt to phones already in use, including Galaxy Note 9.
While presenting its new great pride, Samsung said:
- “One UI helps you focus on what really matters to you. "
- “With hardware and software working together in harmony, and noticing your real needs, using your phone will become a much more comfortable experience and feel like second nature. The little details make a big difference. "
- “Easily find the content you want to focus on. The screen will remember your usual actions so you can get to the things that really matter to you faster. "
- “Access what you want. The contents and functions are right at your fingertips, so you can use them faster. Interact with your device much more naturally. "
One UI will be available to the public for the Galaxy Note 9, Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus smartphones from January and will continue to gradually reach all other Samsung devices..
Samsung fans who already want to use One UI on their devices already running Android 9 Pie right now, can get the beta on their phone. By downloading the Samsung Members application, it is also possible to have “One UI beta program registration” as an option.
Many surprises await future One UI users, do you want to try it? For all night phone users, a night mode for the entire interface will be available on One UI. But this is not a detail.
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