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Galaxy Wearable app readies a One UI 9 makeover with AI-generated tiles and a sleeker layout
technology5 days ago

Galaxy Wearable app readies a One UI 9 makeover with AI-generated tiles and a sleeker layout

Leaks show Samsung’s Galaxy Wearable app getting a major One UI 9.0 redesign: a bottom three-tab layout (Watch Faces, Home/Connected Devices, Device Settings), a dedicated Watch Faces tab with a full-body watch image, a bigger Find My Watch and Tips section, monochrome icons, and AI-generated Tiles; the About Watch and Software Update sections also gain a visual refresh as Samsung prepares to launch new devices.

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 leaks point to boxier chassis and slimmer bezels
wearables18 days ago

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 leaks point to boxier chassis and slimmer bezels

A fresh leak suggests Samsung will skip a Galaxy Watch 9 Classic in favor of a redesigned Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 with a boxier body and thinner bezels, plus a reportedly revised outer ring that may show numbers 1–12. The leak also hints at an updated One UI 9 Watch, including a revamp of Samsung Health, a new watch-face picker, and a dedicated compass interface, with beige, black, and silver color options mentioned.

Galaxy devices gain built-in real-time network speed meter with One UI 9
technology28 days ago

Galaxy devices gain built-in real-time network speed meter with One UI 9

Samsung Galaxy phones with One UI 9 now include a built-in network speed indicator via the Good Lock QuickStar module, letting users see real-time upload and download speeds in the status bar whether on Wi‑Fi or mobile data. The feature, long requested by Android users, previously required third‑party apps or root access and is tucked behind Good Lock rather than a simple toggle. It’s currently in beta for the Galaxy S26 in select markets (US, UK, Germany, India, Poland, Korea) with a broader rollout to older flagships expected in the coming months.

Galaxy status bar gains real-time network speed via QuickStar in One UI 9 beta
technology29 days ago

Galaxy status bar gains real-time network speed via QuickStar in One UI 9 beta

Samsung has added a live network speed indicator to the Galaxy status bar using the Good Lock QuickStar module in One UI 9 (Android 17) beta for the Galaxy S26. It shows real-time upload/download speeds for Wi‑Fi and mobile data (not signal strength), and requires QuickStar 11.0.03.15 (manually installed if not available in Galaxy Store).

One UI 9 beta adds Meet and WhatsApp calls to Samsung dialer
technology1 month ago

One UI 9 beta adds Meet and WhatsApp calls to Samsung dialer

Samsung's One UI 9 beta for the Galaxy S26 series adds third‑party call log integration to the Samsung Phone dialer, bringing both audio and video calls from Google Meet and WhatsApp into the stock call history thanks to Android 17. The feature is enabled by default but can be disabled in Settings > Other call settings > Other calling apps; Telegram isn’t supported yet, and more apps may adopt the feature as Android 17 expands.

Galaxy S26 receives May security patch as One UI 9 beta looms
technology1 month ago

Galaxy S26 receives May security patch as One UI 9 beta looms

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 lineup (S26, S26+, S26 Ultra) started receiving the May 2026 security patch, a ~560MB update (build S94xBXXS2AZE2) that first landed in Europe after earlier Korea releases. Samsung is prioritizing One UI 9 (Android 17) development, with a beta program available in Germany and the UK (and others like the USA, Korea, India, Poland). To update, go to Settings > Software update > Download and install.

One UI 9 Beta Brings Major Quick Panel Tweaks and Accessibility Upgrades
technology1 month ago

One UI 9 Beta Brings Major Quick Panel Tweaks and Accessibility Upgrades

Samsung’s One UI 9 beta for the Galaxy S26 lineup introduces a 12-item changelog: more customizable quick panel controls, DeX improvements (desktop previews and easier window moves), a new Tape feature in Samsung Notes, expanded Game Booster settings, location access transparency indicators, and a host of accessibility upgrades (Text Spotlight, Select to Speak, TalkBack updates) plus mouse/keyboard enhancements. The beta is rolling out to Galaxy S26/S26+/S26 Ultra, with the Ultra build roughly 3.6 GB.

Galaxy S26 Series Enters One UI 9 Beta Rollout in Key Regions
technology1 month ago

Galaxy S26 Series Enters One UI 9 Beta Rollout in Key Regions

Samsung has kicked off the One UI 9.0 beta rollout for the Galaxy S26 lineup (S26, S26+, S26 Ultra) in Germany, the UK, and the USA, with firmware S94xBXXU2ZZEF (~3.6GB) and the May 2026 security patch; a South Korea variant carries S94xNKSU2ZZEF. The update adds a more customizable Quick Panel, improved Samsung Notes, enhanced privacy/security options, and new accessibility features, with more countries likely to follow in the coming weeks. If you registered for the beta, check Settings > Software update to install; note that beta software can be buggy.

One UI 9 Beta Opens for Galaxy S26, Boosting AI, Creativity, and Security
technology2 months ago

One UI 9 Beta Opens for Galaxy S26, Boosting AI, Creativity, and Security

Samsung announces the One UI 9 beta for the Galaxy S26 series in select markets, built on Android 17 with new creativity tools (Samsung Notes, Creative Studio access), a redesigned Quick Panel, enhanced accessibility features (Mouse Key speed, TalkBack), Text Spotlight for easier reading, and strengthened security against high-risk apps; customers can apply via the Samsung Members app, with the full One UI 9 experience to roll out later this year on flagship devices.

Samsung Signals One UI 9 Beta Rollout Across Major Regions
technology2 months ago

Samsung Signals One UI 9 Beta Rollout Across Major Regions

Samsung has started creating One UI 9 Beta Program pages for the Galaxy S26 in Germany, India, Poland, South Korea, the UK and the USA, signaling a possible beta rollout by month’s end. An early One UI 9.0 build has been spotted on Samsung’s servers, and the update is expected to be based on Android 17, potentially bringing Android 17 features alongside Samsung’s tweaks. Samsung typically favors smaller 9.0 changes with broader features arriving via 9.x updates, while Google I/O 2026 is set to showcase Android 17’s design that could influence One UI 9.