Samsung is preparing to launch the One UI 9 update, based on Android 17, for its Galaxy phone lineup. The update is introducing advanced customization options for the homescreen, Quick Settings panel, and enhanced user interface adjustments.
One UI 9 will enhance the customization of Samsung Galaxy homescreens by allowing users to personalize their dock backgrounds with colors, blur effects, and images. Multi-finger gestures have been introduced, supporting various actions including app swaps, volume control, and screen brightness adjustments.
The Quick Settings panel has been updated with thicker sliders for volume and brightness control. New toggles for accessibility features like 'Select to speak' are available, which enhances the usability for all users. A network speed indicator has also been added to the status bar.
These changes aim to improve the user experience by providing more intuitive and accessible controls.
The One UI 9 Beta has been available for some time, allowing fine-tuning before its official release. The update is expected to debut on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 soon, with other models like the Galaxy S26 to follow.
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Samsung has released the One UI 9 Beta for Galaxy phones, enhancing the Quick Settings panel and user interface. The update includes better slider adjustments, new toggles for accessibility options, and a network speed indicator in the status bar, likely debuting officially on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 soon.
Samsung's One UI 9, based on Android 17, introduces advanced homescreen customization. New features include customizable dock backgrounds and multi-finger gestures for varied tasks.