Samsung's One UI is a new user interface for Android smartphones. We will tell you what functions the company has implemented.
Samsung's One UI - Redesigned User Interface System
Android smartphone lovers are jubilant - Samsung's new One UI has arrived. This is the third attempt by Koreans to create the most useful and comfortable system after TouchWiz and Samsung Experience.
Samsung's latest development in this segment was designed to make it easier to use large-screen phones.
Why Samsung One UI is good
In creating One UI, Samsung has paid particular attention to using the phone with one hand, the source says. Recently, it has become more and more difficult to do this, because the devices are growing, and the hands remain the same size. Therefore, the company moved all the most important elements to the bottom of the screen. All of this should improve the user experience for smartphone owners.
Another notable update is the interface night mode. Now, if you wish, you can switch the phone lighting to black. First, it's beautiful. Secondly, this color saves battery power.
Samsung has also changed the multitasking menu. Unlike the previous version of the interface, in the new one its cards are displayed horizontally, but they cannot be viewed as a list. At the top of each of the cards is an application icon. When you click on it, a menu opens, which contains all the information about the program. Here you can display it in a separate window or run it on the screen with another application.
Samsung has paid a lot of attention in One UI to the camera. In fact, the company has completely revamped its interface in terms of design. In the software part, the changes concerned switching between modes. Now all you need to do is swipe to the side.
Another nice feature is waking up the phone. Instead of pressing buttons to start work, you just need to bring your smartphone up and it will "wake up".
The icons on the home screen have also changed. True, there were no significant updates here - they just became more understandable.
Samsung has announced the appearance of a new interface on its flagship phones, most notably the Galaxy Note9, S9 and 9+ series. The system can already be installed on these models. In the future, the company will provide this opportunity to owners of Galaxy Note8, Galaxy S8 and S8 +.
