Official One UI for Galaxy S8 | S8 Plus

Official One UI for Galaxy S8 | S8 Plus

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Best Samsung One Ui Features

1. Improved One-Handed Usability
With One UI, Samsung is hoping to tackle the biggest problem that is associated with the ever-increasing smartphone sizes, the one-handed usability of the phone. The new UI introduces a fresh look which makes the phone really easy to interact with using only one hand. Basically, the new UI brings a large viewing area at the top and an interaction area on the bottom half. This has been implemented throughout the native apps. So now, users will be able to interact with the topmost controls with ease.

The best part is that the viewing area disappears once you scroll down the app which basically means that you are not losing any screen real-estate. I also love the fact that Samsung has shifted the interactive buttons from the top to the bottom, which makes it very easy to interact with them using just one hand. Overall, the new UI is very friendly for one-handed use and I love it.

2. Navigation Gestures
With One UI, Samsung is also releasing its own take on the gesture style navigation. Basically, users can opt to use the gesture navigation instead of the Android buttons. Once you enable the gesture navigation, you will be able to navigate your smartphone just using gestures. Samsung implementation of gestures is similar to the ones that we saw in phones from Oppo and Vivo. So, you will swipe up from the bottom left to go back, bottom middle to go home, and bottom right to open the recent apps menu. Similar to buttons, the gestures for going back and invoking recent apps menu are interchangeable.


3. Adoptable Storage
One of the biggest improvements coming with One UI is a feature called Adoptable Storage. The feature basically allows you to use a microSD card as extended phone memory. What this means is that the SD card won’t be treated as an additional memory rather it will be read as the internal memory of the phone. This will allow users to install apps and games on the SD card without any problem. This will be a huge improvement for SD card users. That said, the feature was not working during the beta and we will have to wait for future versions of the skin to see if it works properly or not. It’s still a pretty great feature and one we can’t wait to test out.

4. New Icons and Design Elements
One UI is also bringing a huge overhaul to the overall looks of the UI. Firstly, there are new icons which are way flatter and normal. While the icons still possess a squircle shape and look a bit cartoonish, the new icons are way better than the previous Experience UI icons. It is also inspired by the hardware design of the company’s flagship smartphones which means you will see a lot of rounded edges all through the user interface. Most of the times these rounded edges look quite cool, however, there are some places where they seem a little overkill. One such place is the Bixby screen which I really don’t like. Apart from these small hiccups, I think Samsung has done a great job with design here.

5. Dark Mode

6. Recycle Bin in Gallery

7. Lift to Wake

8. Battery Optimization Settings\

9. Smart Orientation

10. New Keyboard Features

































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