Samsung is working flat out on Android 13 and One UI 5.0. Now the manufacturer is giving a first glimpse of what will change with the new software update on your Galaxy cell phone.
Widgets of the same size can also be stacked on the One UI 5.0 home screen. (Source: Samsung)
- Samsung has given an outlook on the innovations of One UI 5.0.
- The new user interface is based on Android 13.
- It can already be tested on the S22.
Google will soon release Android 13. Samsung plans to distribute the new mobile OS to the first Galaxy phones later this year – along with a new version of its One UI user interface.
in one blog entry the company is now giving a first look at One UI 5.0. So the update will offer more personalization options. You’ll soon be able to choose from up to 16 pre-set color themes based on your wallpaper and 12 additional color options for home screens, icons and quick panels to get a UI look tailored to your style.
You should also be able to stack widgets of the same size in one place on the home screen to save space. The menus for selecting ring tones and vibration patterns have been revised and should now be accessible more quickly.
A new dashboard shows you at a glance how secure your Samsung Galaxy is. (Source: Samsung)
An icon in the camera app should show you useful tips in Pro mode to help you choose the right settings. A new dashboard should also show you at a glance how well your cell phone is secured against unauthorized access.
Android 13 and One UI 5.0 can currently be tested on the Galaxy S22.
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