Samsung Galaxy users have been waiting for One UI 7.0 beta updates to start for a while. According to new information, South Korean technology may soon press the button.
Samsung Galaxy users have been waiting for the release of One UI 7.0 beta updates for a while. In fact, it was rumoured that the beta version would be released until a few weeks ago, but according to the reports, some postponements were made. However, according to new information, the process has now reached the final stage and One UI 7.0 beta may soon be released. According to reports, Samsung's subsidiaries (such as Samsung India and Samsung UK) have started testing the new update.
The fact that Samsung's subsidiaries have started testing the new One UI interface may indicate that the company is finally ready to open the One UI 7.0 Beta Programme. Samsung typically releases beta updates in China, Germany, India, Poland, South Korea, the UK and the US. The beta version of One UI 7.0 has been tested in these countries for weeks, and now testing has begun even in other countries where the beta update is not usually released.
According to the reports, the reason behind the delay of One UI 7.0 beta is the One UI 6.1.1 update released a while ago. This update was a larger version than usual as it brought many new Galaxy AI features. On the other hand, Samsung is said to bring smoother animations and transitions with One UI 7.0, a revamped, two-page Quick Panel layout with a separate screen for notifications, a redesigned camera app with better one-handed usability, and new icons for some stock apps.
It is also reported to bring a new charging animation, a new screen unlock animation, new widgets for the home screen and lock screen, and support for large folders on the home screen. It is expected to bring a new battery icon, improved background blur, app icon size adjustments, and a pill-shaped UI element for ongoing tasks. While it is still unclear exactly when One UI 7.0 beta updates will begin, it is possible that they will be released by the end of this month during the Samsung developer conference on 3 October. Usually, stable version updates are released after a few weeks of beta testing.
