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One UI 6 Watch Beta 8 update live for Galaxy Watch 5, Watch 4

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Samsung has released the One UI 6 Watch Beta 8 for the Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 4 series. This update introduces enhancements to improve user experience and address existing issues. Notably, the stable update is already rolled out for Galaxy Watch 6 beta testers.

One UI 6 Watch Beta 8 is rolling out for Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 6 with the version number ending with ZXK1. This update makes these Galaxy watches ready for the stable One UI 6 Watch update.

The update enhances system stability and performance to ensure smoother operation across various functions. Additionally, the update focuses on enhancing battery efficiency to extend device usage between charges.

Moreover, the update fixes the issues related to network interoperability to improve connectivity reliability. It also brings some improvements to enhance the overall experience.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 4 One UI 6 Watch Beta 8

This beta update not only aims to improve performance but also responds to user feedback to deliver a more seamless and efficient wearable experience. Users are advised to update their watches to the latest beta software version to enjoy enhanced features.

Before proceeding with the update, it is important to back up any important data stored on your device to avoid potential data loss during the update process.

The update process is simple and can be done over the air (FOTA) through Galaxy Wearable. Just navigate to Galaxy Watch settings, select Watch software update, and follow the prompts to download and install the update.

Back in October 2024, Samsung released the stable One UI 6 Watch update for beta testers of the Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic. The company is going to expand its non-beta Galaxy Watches soon.

Samsung One UI 6 Watch update could be here soon

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Samsung One UI 7 Beta Animation Innovations Revealed

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Samsung One UI 7 will introduce crazy innovations to the animation segment. While Galaxy users want iOS-like reliable animations, Samsung has reportedly made great progress in offering a refreshed and appealing user experience.

Tipster IceUniverse shared key details about Samsung One UI 7 Beta animations. The source has also highlighted that the changes that appear in the Beta version would be adjusted as per the consumer feedback and suggestions.

One UI 7 Animation Innovations

On-screen animation to debut a soothing wallpaper shrinking effect. When you unlock, the software will render a bouncing effect. Spring rebound animation has been applied to the aspect when you pull down from the interface.

One UI 7 continues the non-linear (interruptable) animations. Opening an app from the home screen and closing from the home gesture will offer an elegant appearance. The rapid app opening and closing animation/transition is also enhanced.

Your Galaxy’s system Settings have also added micro-animation and a new return animation effect. Home screen and lock screen widgets will also be fueled with rich effects as well as elastic animations for real-time notifications.

Here’s a brief exploration of what’s possible in the upcoming software:

Screen-on:

  • The screen-on animation is a soothing wallpaper shrinking effect

Unlocking:

  • The unlocking animation is a bouncing effect

Pull-down:

  • The pull-down animation adds a spring rebound animation

App opening on the home screen:

  • The home screen app opening animation adds a more non-linear floating feeling

App closing on the home screen:

  • The home screen app return animation adds an icon pattern zoom effect

Continuous app opening and closing:

  • Parallel animation for opening multiple apps continuously

Return to home from app:

  • Full animation for sliding the app sideways to return to the home screen

In-Settings:

  • Click any button to add a press rebound micro-animation and a new return animation effect

Widgets:

  • Transition animations and new UI for widgets such as lock screen music

Notifications:

  • Add elastic animations for real-time notifications in the home screen notification bar.

Without sharing the video, the leaker revealed detailed info about animation. It is expected that the first One UI 7 Beta will debut a never-before-seen experience on Galaxies. There would be transitional enhancements across the software.

Samsung could release One UI 7 Beta this month, while Public rollout will start early next year.

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Samsung One UI 7 NowBar Live Activities Design Revealed in Leak

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Samsung One UI 7 reportedly introduces the NowBar live activities feature. It brings interactive pill-shaped live activities on the lock screen. Now, the design elements of Samsung One UI 7 NowBar have been revealed in a leak.

iOS 18 features Live Activities through Dynamic Island. Samsung seemingly copied the functionality in the One UI 7. When enabled, Galaxy users will get important information at a glance right on the lock screen.

X users TechKhaled_ leaked alleged One UI 7 NowBar screenshots. The images showcase the appearance of Samsung’s live activities feature. The array of eligible apps and services includes Samsung Clock’s Timer and Voice Recorder.

NowBar renders a pill between the left and right lock screen shortcuts. The UI elements feature a blurred background to increase overlay visibility. The pill will also display an app icon, key info via text, and real-time key information.

One UI 7 NowBar

Apps that require displaying frequent notifications usually opt for live activities. You can take Android’s phone call timer pill as a general example. Samsung is up-leveling the game with the introduction of the visually rich NowBar.

Apart from Clock and Recorder, many stock and third-party apps may be supported. It’s rumored that the NowBar can be disabled through settings. This way, you will be able to restrict the visual appearance of your Galaxy lock screen.

Samsung could release the One UI 7 Beta tomorrow. The company is set to hold the SDC24 Korea on November 21, 2024. It’s expected that the One UI Beta Program may be announced for the Galaxy S24 series for a handful of countries.

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One UI 7 development progressing for Galaxy S23 series

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Samsung is moving forward with the One UI 7 Beta development and the Galaxy S24 series will be the first to try it. However, it’s not just the new Galaxy S24 models that will get the update soon. Recent reports show that Samsung is also rapidly working on the update for the Galaxy S23 series.

A new test firmware S91xBXXU7DXKM has been spotted on Samsung’s servers, indicating that One UI 7.0 is already being internally tested for the Galaxy S23. While it’s true that One UI 7  has been seen on a Galaxy S23 Ultra since July, it’s only now that test versions for the S23 series are showing up on the servers.

Recently, the standard Galaxy S23 model was spotted running Android 15-based One UI 7 with promising benchmarking scores. The device achieved 2109 in single-core and 5555 in multi-core tests. These scores indicate that One UI 7 will deliver smoother performance, better efficiency, and enhanced multitasking.

Samsung Galaxy S23 One UI 7

Samsung is expected to release the One UI 7 beta program later this year. After that, users of the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and S23 Ultra will likely get the chance to test the new software, along with devices like the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6.

Aside from this, Samsung is going to release the stable One UI 7 Beta with the Galaxy S25 series next year. Then, the company will expand the stable update to more devices.

Samsung Galaxy S23 with One UI 7 hits new performance benchmarks

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