One UI 4.0 Tip: How to use Single take on your Samsung phone?

Samsung’s One UI 4 beta based on Andriod 12 is currently available for the Galaxy S21 series smartphone users in select regions. The company has recently released the most awaited One UI 4 beta 3 for this high-end series which brings several new features and improvements for the Beta users.

In addition to this, the Korean tech giant also confirmed to announce the stable Andriod 12 update for Galaxy devices later this year. Android 12 based One UI 4 comes with new and improved customization and privacy capabilities that give users control over many aspects of their mobile experience.

Update: One UI 4.0 is currently available for these Galaxy devices –

• Galaxy S21 series (Stable)
• Galaxy S20 series
• Galaxy Note 20 series
• Galaxy Z Fold 3
• Galaxy Z Flip 3
• Galaxy Z Fold 2
• Galaxy Z Flip 4G/5G

With One UI 4, users can get custom options at any time. Rich theme options allow users to adjust the appearance and functions of the device and provide them with tools to configure the home screen, icons, notifications, wallpapers, etc. Moreover, the redesigned and upgraded widgets provide deep customization-from visibility to appearance.

Single Take on One UI 4

With Single Take, you can now add extra time while recording so you don’t miss important moments. After recording, the content selection menu has been improved to help you easily choose the perfect shot. A strange deletion in the camera settings menu is the option to automatically use the wide-angle lens for group selfies.

Capture more in each shot by taking both photos and videos at the same time. This shooting mode uses AI to create high-quality images and videos from multiple angles. The number of images and videos may vary.

1. From Camera, swipe to Single take.
2. Tap 10s and select a timer option.
3. Tap Record and pan around the scene to capture multiple angles and views.
4. The videos and images will be saved as a single entry in the Gallery