Samsung is preparing the arrival of One UI 7, an update which promises interesting new features. Leaked video reveals faster animations and a revamped control panel. This redesign seems to be directly inspired by certain elements of Apple's iOS.
The One UI 7 update is highly anticipated, and its deployment finally seems to be taking shape. According to leaks, the beta program is expected to start as early as early December with the Galaxy S24 series. The public beta will last two months before a stable version planned for February 2024. In addition to latest Galaxy modelsSamsung plans to integrate it on a wide range of devices, including the A series and the Galaxy Tab tablets. Visual details of this overlay have also emerged that reveal a subtle design overhaul, such as reworked logos for core applications and the addition of a new Cloud application dedicated to online storage.
A recently leaked video offers a first look at the major improvements of One UI 7. Among these, a redesigned fast signof the smoother animations and one modernized interface strongly recall the approach ofiOS. These new features, although delayed by development adjustments, aim to make navigation smoother and simplify the use of Galaxy devices.
One UI 7 adopts visual elements inspired by iOS for a modernized interface
In the latest leak, the quick panel of One UI 7 It is distinguished by a design in bubbles, similar to that of iOS. Quick settings like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth appear at the top as labeled buttons, while other options, like airplane mode or flashlight, are grouped in a rounded rectangle. Samsung would allow personalize these parameters in adding or removing iconsalthough it remains to be seen whether users will be able to resize or rearrange them like in iOS 18.
Other notable features include the Now Bar, a alternative au Dynamic Island d’Appleand interactive widgets on the lock screen. A redesigned media player and faster animations complete the picture. Samsung seems to want draw inspiration from the best elements of iOS while retaining the visual identity of One UI. With this update, the Korean giant aims to strengthen the attractiveness of its smartphones and meet user expectations through a more modern and dynamic interface.
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