Samsung One UI and the Android 9 PIE update EveryThingYouNeedToKnow.
First, the TouchWiz which we saw in during the S series launch, as it started lagging and was not so refreshing people didn’t enjoy the experience that other android devices were offering. Later Samsung came up with a different approach as Apple was leading in overall department. The launch of S6 and Note 5 turned the table completely, this was move from when Samsung started dominating the market. With a new improved design, camera, and features they also improved the skin which was then called the Samsung Experience.
Now During the Developer Conference, Samsung unveiled and offered some insight into their new products and plans about software for the developers. One of the big announcements was a big refresh for Samsung's custom Android interface that was introduced as “One UI”.
What is One UI?
The One UI is Samsung’s new version of Android Skin on top of Android 9. It is made with the goal to focus what really matters to you. As Samsung says “With hardware and software working together in harmony, see only what you need, using and viewing your phone with an experience that feels second nature.” For this experience Samsung had done a lot of improvement over the Samsung Experience, removing the clutters and making it cleaner and responsive.
From The Settings to the Samsung apps everything is revamped with a new look and simplified it, even more, to be easily accessible. The apps are focused to show only important information.
The buttons position have also been changed as they are shifted to the bottom to obtain more screen to body ratio. As Samsung phones ships mostly with their Super AMOLED displays the dark theme is going to prove a lot helpful in saving the battery life of the device. As the one One UI is based on the Android Pie we can expect all the new features of the pie and the new emojis, icon pack and many more
Eligible devices:-
· Galaxy Note 9
· Galaxy S9
· Galaxy S9+
· Galaxy Note 8
· Galaxy S8
· Galaxy S8+
The Samsung Note 9 will be the first device to get the One UI followed by the Samsung Galaxy S9 & Galaxy S9+. Apparently, the Galaxy S8, S8+, S8 Active and Galaxy Note 8 will receive the One UI update as part of the upgrade to Pie sometime next year.
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