Android 11 has arrived, which means that Samsung’s custom OneUI screen is also up for grabs for updates to include Google’s latest software, OneUI 3.0, which the company has begun rolling out to “pre-beta” select developers in the US and South Korea. . ”Before the big public beta test.
Initial screenshots, received by XDA-Developers, Give us a great look at what changes are expected in the update, including a mix of new features being added to the OS-level, thanks to Samsung-specific tweaks and enhancements, thanks to Android 11. Android Police Posted a complete changelog for the update, giving a detailed overview of what to expect.
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Visually, a UI 3.0 looks very similar to the current UI 2.5, although new features and gestures have been added. For example, you can now touch and hold all the widgets that can be added to that app (instead of navigating through the normal widget menu) as well as an app on your home screen to double-tap on your home screen. Close your display. There are also a variety of dex improvements, a new volume slider UI and enhancements to the Bixby routine. It is in addition to Android 11 features like new chat bubbles and updated media player.
Right now, Samsung only offers one UI 3.0 – and therefore, Android 11 – for its Galaxy S20 lineup (which includes the S20, S20 Plus and S20 Ultra), although the finished product should be available on a wide range of devices at once . It’s not a beta. The public beta will be available in China, Germany, India, Poland, South Korea, the United Kingdom and the United States, although Samsung has not announced a release date.
