What's up guys?
And it's time to take a look at
the first glimpse of Samsung's next software creation.
That is the one.
UI 50 based on Android 13 yes, believe it or not,
we actually got our first look at the One UFI no
revealing some of the new improvements and changes we have.
We're going to be taking a look at everything now.
Just a heads up, this is not the actual public beta.
It's not out yet.
This is the internal one.
You have 5.0 version and by the time we get
the public beta, there's definitely going to be more features.
But enough chit chat, let's see what is new.
Starting with a favorite feature that I love
on Android, which is the split screen multitasking.
Apparently Samsung will now push this feature even
more, give users to go to multitasking mode
very easily with just two swipe of fingers.
You'll now be able to swipe up from the bottom
of the screen with two fingers to access split view.
Or if you swipe in from the top right
corner, you can access the pop up window mode.
This is the beauty of Android and it's nice
that Samsung is pushing these features because we don't
have this true type of multitasking on iOS yet.
Next up we have a quick look at the One.
You have 5.0 notification versus the One, you have 4.0.
And you can see we have more of a cleaner, more
of a refined look to the notification bundles that we have.
And yes, it's just looking slightly better than before.
Samsung has also changed the background opacity, which
is looking a bit dark compared to the
lighter look of the One UI four window.
Samsung could potentially add more changes to
this once we see the public beta.
Next up is the optical character recognition in
the Gallery app, which means that now you
can actually copy text directly from the photos.
Something we had on iOS I think
probably ever since I was 14.
I believe this is a very handy feature.
That used to be a part of Bixby vision,
but now it's going to be with the One
UF five window Gallery as well as the keyboard.
Other than this, with the One UFO users
will be able to turn off or on
the UWB option right from the connection settings.
If you don't know, UWB is the ultra wideband
technology and yeah, if you turn it off, I
guess it's going to conserve more battery.
And now it's just there in the connection settings.
Also with the One, you have 50.
If you go to the about page, you can now see
the image of the device, which is kind of nice.
Also there's a new collaboration feature with the
Samsung Notes app which allows you to share
notes with up to 100 people.
You can also see the current
Active application with the quick settings.
And this is kind of handy because you
don't have to go to the multitasking trade
to see what is running in the background.
So you can kind of see that right at the
Quick toggle now, thanks to Max Wine bag, we now
have a look at the One UF 5000 animations.
And this is looking pretty snappy.
Like really, really, really snappy.
A lot of people have mixed opinion on this.
Some people like this.
I definitely think that it's a good sign
because considering it's an internal one, you have
five Windows version, not even the beta.
So maybe by the time we get the
beta, Samsung might add some fluidity to this
Quickness, which will definitely make the whole experience
even better than just having quick, fastpaced animations.
Let me know what you think about
the animations in the comment section below.
Now when you have 500 is set to be focused
on key changes like performance and battery life, so it
might not bring huge UI changes as previously expected.
Samsung is focusing on bringing this update as soon
as possible and then it's rumored that they will
release the One UF Five one early next year.
By the time we see the Galaxy S 23 series
with a lot more big design features and changes.
So we'll see how that goes.
But this is the first glimpse at the
One UFI Pendo based on Android 13.
A quick look at the internal One
UFI version, not even the beta.
Once the beta is out, which is likely coming
out this month, probably at the end of this
month, we'll do a proper, proper video, but this
is what we have as a form of glimpse.
Let me know what you think about
this in the comments section below.
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With that being said, I'll see you later. Peace out.
Code.