In the daily excitement of technological advances, the Android sphere never ceases to have surprises in store for us. Today, several news deserve our attention, from anticipations of major updates to unexpected technical problems. Here's what every Android enthusiast should know today.
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Samsung sets the stage with One UI 7 based on Android 15
Samsung prepares to launch the beta version of its user interface One UI 7created on the basis of Android 15. The final version is planned to coincide with the launch of the highly anticipated Galaxy S25 at the beginning of 2025, but the most impatient will be able to touch this new feature from the third week of November 2023. This update update is expected to bring substantial improvements in terms of user experience, promising to boost daily use of the phone for its users, including in France.
YouTube plans a regression of gestures on Android
In an attempt to thwart ad blockers, YouTube could cut back on basic features enjoyed by Android users. View counts and publication dates could become collateral casualties, while a new infinite scrolling system for long videos could compromise the intuitiveness of gesture navigation. These upcoming changes are likely to directly affect a large proportion of French users.
Google Play Store improves download experience
Always in the interest of improving the user experience, the Google Play Store could soon offer the possibility of resuming canceled downloads. This feature is particularly relevant for regions where Internet connection quality leaves much to be desired, allowing smoother and less frustrating access to favorite apps and games.
Dolby Atmos issues on Samsung Galaxy devices
In terms of setbacks, Samsung is facing issues with Dolby Atmos following their latest One UI 6.1.1 update. Affecting devices like the Galaxy S23 Ultra, these issues required the update to be temporarily suspended. Samsung has promised a rapid correction to resolve these sound issues which impact a significant proportion of its users, particularly in France.
In conclusion, the Android ecosystem is constantly evolving, bringing its share of promises and challenges. The imminent arrival of One UI 7 at Samsung, controversial adjustments at YouTube, practical improvements on the Google Play Store and technical issues at Samsung show that the Android landscape remains dynamic and deserves sustained attention. Each change profoundly influences our daily interaction with our favorite devices. How do these developments impact you? Have you ever encountered these issues or are you looking forward to these new features?
