One UI 8.5 is currently undergoing beta testing on the Galaxy S25 series, with the fourth update being released last week. Despite this, details about One UI 9 are already surfacing online. Recent images shared by source Tarun Vats on the X network indicate that the upcoming Samsung interface is expected to feature a more polished appearance.
One UI 9 modifications
The source shared pictures of Quick Share on One UI 9, revealing a floating bar with a sleeker and more rounded pill design compared to One UI 8.5, offering a more polished appearance.
Samsung possibly made these adjustments to enhance the interface and conserve screen space in the new version of One UI 9. The company could either stick with this design or discard it in future updates.
Possible updates about One UI 9
A report indicated that Google is working on a feature to sync the “Do Not Disturb” mode across all Android devices simultaneously. Mentions of this new feature were found in version 26.02.31 of Google Play Services, showing that progress is being made.
The function should be visible in the “Multi-Device Services” part of Android 17 settings. When activated, it allows the system to sync the “Do Not Disturb” mode across all Android, ChromeOS, and Wear OS devices linked to the same Google account, ensuring a uniform notification experience.
Samsung currently enables synchronization of the “Do Not Disturb” mode between a smartphone and a smartwatch. With the upcoming One UI 9 on Android 17, it is anticipated that Samsung will enhance this feature to include synchronization among mobile phones, tablets, Chromebooks, and other Galaxy devices.
Google is reportedly developing a feature known as “Universal Clipboard,” enabling users to swiftly copy and paste text across different devices, potentially benefiting individuals who use multiple devices for work. This feature is anticipated to be integrated into One UI 9.
When can we expect the release of One UI 9?
One UI 9 is expected to launch with the Galaxy Z Fold8 and Z Flip8 in the second half of this year, followed by a gradual rollout to other compatible devices.
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