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Samsung has released the first public beta of One UI 9.0 for the Galaxy S26, adding a more customizable Quick Panel, on-device Game Booster shortcuts, a redesigned precise location permission UI, and Samsung Notes updates—including the Tape feature for masking parts of notes and new pen styles with a Straighten Lines option.
Samsung and Microsoft will end cross‑syncing between Samsung Notes and OneNote after July 2026; starting in August, notes created in Samsung Notes will no longer appear in OneNote and vice versa, as indicated by a notification on Samsung Notes, with no reason provided for the change.
Samsung's Galaxy AI, available on various Samsung devices, including the Galaxy S24, offers Note Assist, a suite of features within the Samsung Notes app that includes Auto format for text organization, Summarize for condensing notes, Translation into multiple languages, and Spellcheck. Users can enable Note Assist in the device settings and utilize these features to enhance their note-taking and productivity.
The Galaxy S24 series introduces AI-based tools for Samsung Notes, allowing users to summarize and auto-format text using AI. These features are easily accessible through the toolbar, and users can choose to copy, replace, or add the AI-generated summary to their notes. Currently available exclusively in One UI 6.1 for the Galaxy S24 series, it remains uncertain if these AI-powered features will be extended to older Samsung phones through a future firmware update.
Leaked information suggests upcoming AI-powered features for Samsung Keyboard and Samsung Notes, including webpage summarization, sentence conversion, and tone detection, all powered by Galaxy AI. Hand-written notes on Samsung Notes may be transformed into professionally formatted content, and more AI features are expected. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 series is rumored to introduce these advanced AI features, potentially making Samsung Keyboard a compelling choice for users.
Samsung has released a new update for its note-taking app, Samsung Notes, introducing a new widget called Note List. The 5 x 2 widget allows users to view a list of recently created or edited notes, displaying their names and thumbnail previews. The update is currently available to some users and is expected to roll out to more in the coming days.