The One UI 8 beta has arrived for the Galaxy S25 series, and we’ve been digging into it to see what’s new. One sweet improvement we’ve found is that Samsung is finally adding support for ...

It will utilize Google’s Private Spaces API instead of Android’s Work Profiles, which had a vulnerability in One UI 7. However, Samsung will finally fix this problem in the next One UI update.

The timeline for the One UI beta release also matches the rollout time for the stable Android 16 update. Therefore, in the coming days, some users may get a glimpse of One UI 8 and its new features.

Now, it seems the supported widget size is 4×4. Image: Android Authority Other One UI 8 features If you had issues taking a glance at your widget because it looked small, the new change should ...

Samsung is all set to roll out its next big software update, One UI 8, and it’s arriving earlier than expected. Based on Android 16, the new update could reach Galaxy devices as soon as July 2025.

Samsung might have been a little slow to roll-out One UI 7, powered by Android 15, but that doesn’t seem to be the case for its next OS, as the official beta programme for One UI 8 has now ...

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 ...

Samsung’s One UI 8, based on Android 16, is arriving early in July 2025 with new features, beta testing on Galaxy S25, and wider device support.

The Android system UI is becoming more customizable with Material 3 Expressive, and the biggest example can be seen in Quick Settings. Users will now be able to pin more controls, like Flashlight ...