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Samsung’s Now bar is one of those rare additions that instantly feels like it should have been part of One UI all along. It brings live notifications, music controls, modes, and routines to your lock ... Read More
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It’s been a few days since Samsung shadow-dropped the One UI 8 beta, and so far, first impressions are positive. While not as drastic an update as One UI 7, we’ve found plenty of noteworthy changes — ... Read More
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Following Google’s early release of Android 16 earlier this year, Samsung officially began rolling out its Android 16-based One UI 8 interface to the public. Starting with the Galaxy S25 lineup in ... Read More
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