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Modern features needed in Samsung One UI 5.0

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Samsung didn’t bring a major user interface overhaul with the Android 12-based One UI 4 iteration, therefore, consumers are eyeing the One UI 5.0, based on Android 13. While Google is still developing its upcoming mobile platform, Samsung is likely to offer the first Beta by the end of next month.

The South Korean tech giant introduced various new features with the One UI 4.1 that is inspired by Google’s Android 12 operating system such as Dynamic Theming. Meanwhile, we don’t know anything about the One UI 5.0 features that Samsung will bring with Android 13, but, we can imagine, at least.

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We are already gathering all the latest Android 13 features that should be available for the Galaxy devices with Samsung One UI 5.0 update. However, we are listing some of the modern Android 13 features that we want with the One UI 5.0 update on Samsung devices.

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Color Palette – Your Galaxy Your Way

Your Galaxy Your Ways is the tagline of Samsung’s One UI software which mean to provide users the ability to customize their device as per their own needs and creativity. Meanwhile, OPPO swiftly beats Samsung when it comes to the most engaging Material You Color Picker.

Samsung One UI 4 brings five different color palettes that are being created by the wallpaper of the homescreen. Meanwhile, the ColorOS 12 also brings the ability to pick custom colors in addition to the Android 12’s self-generated color palettes.

Similar to the color picker tool of Photoshop, you can drag the four dots over the background to individually pick colors as well as you can also set your own color through the color wheel. If a Chinese vendor can do it even on Android 12, why we don’t wish for it with the One UI 5.0.

App Drawer with vertical scrolling

For many years, Samsung consumers demanded to bring the vertical scrolling feature for the App Drawer offered by the One UI Home. The stock App Drawer has no option to turn the scrolling functionality from Horizontal (paginated) to Vertical.

In case a Vertical scrolling app drawer is a must, you can force it using the Good Lock’s Home Up module, however, there’s a catch that the Good Lock is not available for all Galaxy devices and in all regions globally. As the Vertically scrolling app drawer is useful for most and makes the phone handy, we expect its arrival with One UI 5.0.

Customizable Dark Mode

Chinese OEMs are one step ahead of Samsung in providing software features on the Android 12 operating system. The Android 12-based ColorOS 12, OxygenOS 12, and Realme UI 3.0 have a customizable Dark Mode feature that allows users to choose the intensity.

The above-mentioned Android skins bring three settings for dark mode customization including Enhanced, Medium, and Gentle. When selected, the Enhanced settings apply fully dark mode, while the Medium changes the UI to dark grey and the Gentle applies a light grey hue, similar to Eye Comfort Shield.

System-wide themed app icons

Android 12 was a big deal, while Android 13 has nothing to amaze consumers, in terms of new features. However, Google is impressively making the Android 12’s new features even more useful with the new OS. Reports revealed that Google is asking developers to use monochromatic app icons when they submit app updates.

With this, third-party apps will also be themed the same as Google and UI’s stock apps taking advantage of the Material You theming engine. In Android 12, Dynamic Theming only applies to Google and Samsung apps, however, it would change in near future with the One UI 5.

Improved animation speeds

With each generation of One UI, Samsung brings improvements to the animation speeds, accordingly, we don’t need to worry about it as the company will surely enhance the animations in the next One UI 5 version. The same was reported earlier that the devs are working to improve the animation speeds.

Samsung has a lot of smartphones with 90Hz and 120Hz displays, hence, the experience will be boosted impressively following the software optimization and animation speed improvements. At the same time, budget phones that lack refresh rate customization will also gain smoother scrolling ability.

One UI 5 coming later this year

It’s true, that Samsung will launch the Android 13-based One UI 5 software skin later this year, followed by its improved variant One UI 5.1 in early next year. Meanwhile, you’ll be able to test the upcoming skin through One UI Beta program in select regions.

This year, Samsung will deliver the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 Beta/Stable update, first, to the Galaxy S22 series devices. Later on, the company will expand this new OS to more eligible Galaxy devices including the Galaxy S21, Z Fold 3, Z Flip 3, S20, and Note 20.

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James is the lead content creator on Sammy Fans and mostly works on Samsung's firmware section. His first phone was the Galaxy S4 and continues to get new S series devices. Most of the time, James tries to learn about new technologies and gadgets but he also sneaks a bit of free time to nearby rivers and nature.

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One UI 5.1 brings new features to Samsung Galaxy A series devices [List]

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Samsung Galaxy A One UI 5.1 Features

The One UI 5.1 comes with a lot of new features for Samsung A series devices. The company is bringing this new software to various models of its mid-range and budget portfolio alongside the flagships. Check which new features One UI 5.1 brings to Samsung Galaxy A series devices.

The latest software update has already reached a number of Galaxy A series models, while the expansion is underway. The firmware’s availability may vary by model, country, or carrier, while you can check for new software update by following the steps below.

  • System Settings → Software update → Download and install.

One UI 5.1 changes the way you experience the Camera and Gallery apps on your Galaxy device with new features and notable enhancements. For multitasking, there are new quick tools so you can access the most used apps hassle-free along with improvements in DeX.

The Modes and Routines function now changes the wallpaper based on your mode as well as adds more actions for Routines. The Weather app is now quite advanced and showcases quick access to useful information, hourly precipitation graphs, and more on the widget.

One UI 5.1 also promotes the Samsung Internet browser with the addition of a new feature, letting users continue browsing on another device. For the home screen, there are new battery widgets so you can check the battery juice of connected devices, Spotify suggestions in Smart Suggestion widget and more.

Check which new features One UI 5.1 brings to Samsung Galaxy A series devices:

Camera and Gallery

  1. Quickly change the color tone for selfies
  2. More powerful search
  3. Enhanced image remastering
  4. Create a shared family album
  5. Revamped info display

Multitasking

  1. Easily minimize or switch to full screen
  2. Access your most used apps in split screen
  3. Improved multitasking in DeX

Modes and Routines

  1. Change wallpapers based on your mode
  2. More actions for routines

Weather

  1. Quick access to useful information
  2. Hourly precipitation graph
  3. Summary on Weather widget

Samsung Internet

  1. Continue browsing on another device
  2. Improved search

Additional changes

  1. Check the battery level of your devices with new widget
  2. Settings suggestions
  3. Spotify suggestions
  4. Choose where to save screenshots and screen recordings
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One UI 5.1 has ultimate Photo Editor tools: Tint, Light Balance, Sharpness and Clarity

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Samsung One UI 5.1 Photo Editor

Samsung One UI 5.1 update comes with a lot of new features and enhancements for the Camera, Gallery, Widget, Internet, and more to deliver a next-level experience. The company recently released a new update for One UI 5.1 Samsung Photo Editor, which brings significant improvements.

Through the new update, the Korean tech giant has improved the Tint menu in the Photo / Video Editor for a more immersive editing experience.

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Samsung One UI 5.1 Photo Editor

Lighting is one of the important factors in photography. With the new update, the company would like to introduce the Editors’ Tint Menu so that you can fine-tune the effect of these lights.

Samsung offers three different functions for adjusting the lighting, which look similar but are different. Those three functions are Light Balance, Definition, and Clearness. Let’s see these three functions of Samsung One UI 5.1 Photo Editor.

Improved Light Balance 

Light Balance literally means the balance of light. This function adjusts the balance of brightness to the mid-tones in the image. This feature ensures visibility and balances brightness by making very dark areas slightly brighter and very bright areas slightly darker.

When we increase the (+) value, the light balance effect is adjusted to make the overall image brighter and more clear, while we increase the (-) value, the overall image becomes darker such as casting a shadow.

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The Light Balance function is currently only available for photo editing and will be soon supported by Video Editor.

Sharpness Improvement

Sharpness is a feature that edits blurry photos to make them sharper. Although it doesn’t seem to have anything to do with light, it does involve the power of light.

Brighten the brightest point of the photo that bringing out the texture, which has the effect of sharpening the photo. The sharpness enhancement applies to photo editing and video editing alike.

New Clarity Feature

Clarity is a new feature of the latest One UI 5.1 update. Alike the Sharpness function, the Clarity function applies the effect of lighting rather than changing it. This function makes bright areas of an image slightly brighter and dark areas slightly darker to enhance the texture or three-dimensional effect of the image. In One UI 5.1, Clarity is only available for photo editing, but the company is planning to release this feature to the Video Editor.

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Samsung Galaxy A72 starts getting One UI 5.1 update

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Samsung Galaxy A72 One UI 5.1 Update

We are in mid-March 2023 and Samsung has begun releasing the One UI 5.1 update for Galaxy A72 smartphone users. This major update installs February 2023 security patch to enhance the security of the smartphone.

Users of Galaxy A72 can identify the One UI 5.1 update through One UI build version A725FXXU5DWB6. You will have to download around a 1.2 GB software package to install the latest update on your smartphone.

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The update is rolling out in India and in some European countries such as Spain, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, and more. The Korean tech giant will soon make this update available for all Galaxy A72 models.

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One UI 5.1 Update for Samsung Galaxy A72

One UI 5.1 update for Samsung Galaxy A72 comes with a slew of new features and improvements that amplify the Galaxy devices’ performance. It added a color tone option for the selfie camera, allowing you to change the tone easily.

You can now search your Gallery for more than one person or subject at the same time as well can create a Shared Family album. Also, you can change the folder where screenshots and screen recordings are saved.

The latest update makes browsing more easily as the Samsung Intenet app allows you to continue browsing the last webpage you were viewing on the other devices. Now, improved search logic lets you find what you’re looking for even if something isn’t spelled correctly.

Moreover, the new update added a battery widget, an advanced dynamic weather widget, and a new contacts widget. After installing the latest software update, you can easily use these widgets.

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