Massive Samsung One UI 7 Leak Shares All the Possible Changes Coming To Compatible Galaxy Phones

While we wait for the Samsung One UI 7 beta program to launch, a fresh leak offers a sneak peek into the upcoming software. Renowned leaker Ice Universe shared a detailed changelog on Weibo. This post reveals exciting new features and design tweaks, offering a sneak peek at what's in store for the compatible Galaxy smartphones.

The leaked changelog for Samsung One UI 7 reveals a significant redesign. Expect to see new icons for system apps and a refreshed background interface. The lock screen is getting a makeover too. It is said to come with a new control area at the bottom and adjustable shortcut icons in the corners. Users will have more flexibility with notifications, as the pull-down shortcut bar and notification panel can now be independent or combined.

One UI 7 promises a smoother user experience with interruptible animations and optimized app opening and closing transitions. The battery icon and charging animation are getting a fresh look, and the camera interface is undergoing a redesign. Other notable additions include 5G SMS, new notification pop-ups, unlock animations, button touch effects, and improved page-turning animations.

Samsung is expanding customization options with a vast array of new desktop widgets in various sizes. The lock screen is also getting more widget support. To help users organize their apps, One UI 7 will introduce larger folders.

While these features are exciting, Samsung has decided to postpone the One UI 7 beta release. This suggests that more content and refinements are on the way for future updates.

While Samsung hasn't officially announced the One UI 7 beta program, we can make educated guesses based on past trends.

It's likely that Samsung will include these flagships and select mid-range devices in the beta program. However, the company's selection process for mid-range beta participants can be unpredictable.