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Samsung Galaxy S24 owners can now try One UI 7 beta

Samsung One UI 7 beta introduces Writing Assist, Call Transcripts, and the Now Bar.

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A screenshot of Samsung One UI 7 beta Now Bar on Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
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Samsung has officially launched the beta program for One UI 7, its latest custom skin based on Android 15. After much anticipation, Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra owners in regions like the U.S., Germany, South Korea, the U.K., India, and Poland can now register via the Samsung Members app to experience the update. The beta promises a blend of striking design enhancements, AI-driven tools, and heightened security features, all wrapped in a revamped interface.

One UI 7 boasts a visually refreshed interface, featuring vibrant app icons and a clear distinction between the Quick Panel and Notifications. The Notifications Panel now offers easier readability with pill-shaped notifications, while the Quick Panel includes an integrated volume control slider. This redesign reflects Samsung’s focus on streamlining user interactions.

A new addition, the Now Bar, mirrors features like iOS’s Live Activities, providing real-time updates on tasks like music playback or ongoing calls. It blends seamlessly into the UI, appearing as a translucent element on the status bar and expanding dynamically.

One UI 7 introduces vertical scrolling in the app drawer, a feature many Samsung fans have long requested. Widgets are more customizable, with options to label and tweak their appearance. The Camera app has been overhauled to place critical controls at the bottom, improving reachability. Advanced photography tools, like smoother zoom transitions and enhanced grid lines in Pro Video mode, make capturing moments more intuitive.

AI enhancements are at the heart of One UI 7. The Writing Assist Tool provides on-device support for grammar checking, tone adjustments, and note formatting. Meanwhile, Call Transcripts, supporting over 20 languages, let users transcribe calls for easy reference—ideal for professionals or multitaskers.

Privacy and security have been prioritized. Features like the Knox Matrix Dashboard allow users to monitor the security of all their Samsung devices. Enhanced theft protection now delays security changes for an hour and requires biometric verification in unfamiliar locations. Blocking USB connections when locked and improved alerts for unverified app downloads add extra layers of protection.

The stable One UI 7 rollout is slated for early 2025, coinciding with the launch of the Galaxy S25 series. Following the flagship S24 models, the update will extend to other eligible devices, including foldables and previous-generation flagships.

One UI 7 isn’t just an aesthetic update—it redefines how Samsung devices integrate into users’ daily lives. From AI-driven productivity tools to intuitive design upgrades and cutting-edge security, this update is packed with meaningful changes. If you own a Galaxy S24 device, now is the time to dive into the future of Samsung’s ecosystem!

Stay tuned for the stable release and updates for other devices in the coming months.


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