For the last few weeks, Samsung’s One UI 7 update has been the talk of the Android world. Between exciting new features, drastic UI changes, delayed rollouts, and more, there’s been a lot to ...

Samsung’s One UI 8 will enhance its Live Notifications feature by adopting Android 16’s new “Live Updates” API for broader third-party app support. This new API allows any app to create ...

Android 16 QPR1 doesn’t allow this, and at the widest split, the secondary app takes on a very small aspect ratio. A lot of Samsung’s One UI 8 changes came in the form of app updates in Android.

Samsung’s One UI 8 brings some nice Android 16 features. You’ll get redesigned system apps, improved split-screen multitasking, and faster Quick Share for enhanced productivity.

One UI 8 appears to have the same design as One UI 7 in these leaked images, something that’s far from a surprise given Samsung just reworked its entire Android skin with this most recent update.

The company says that by working with Google, One UI 8 will be one of the first UI platforms to adopt Android 16. The beta program is available in the U.S., Germany, Korea and the U.K. for users ...

Per Google’s support documentation: On your Android phone or tablet, open the Settings app . Tap Apps & notifications See all apps. Tap Google Play services App details. Tap Update or Install.

Samsung has tested the beta version of Android 15 based on its One UI 7 for a while now. Finally, the company has begun rolling out the stable version to its Galaxy devices.

The update to Android 16 could be considered minor if you only go looking for the big flashy, forward-facing changes from Google. There have been some hints of new ideas, though, and a whole bunch ...