Nearly every Samsung fan is looking forward to the next One UI version. is said to be one of the biggest updates Samsung has ever cooked, which is why it will sit in the oven a while longer than usual.
However, a new video has surfaced on X, allegedly demonstrating One UI 7's new animation system. And it looks glorious.
X user () credits known leaker @UniverseIce for the video you see below, but whether or not it is a legitimate recording of One UI 7 cannot be confirmed. Nevertheless, the video demonstrates smooth animations with characteristics colloquially referred to as “Non-linear” and “Parallel.”
“Non-linear” animations generate different paths for app windows and widgets as they open or close. The apps don't always follow the same animation on a single preset path. And “Parallel” means a new animation can begin before a previous one ends.
All this leads to a smoother One UI experience and a more visually pleasing interface.
However, we should remind you that One UI 7 is still months away from a public release, given that Samsung said it will . So, nothing we see about One UI 7 through these early leaks is final.
Even if the video above shows a real version of One UI 7.0, things could still change by the time Samsung officially rolls out the update. So, take this with a pinch of salt.
As a reminder, We spent a bit of time with an early version of One UI 7 at , but development is moving so fast that many things we showed in our video (below) .
Recently, claimed that Samsung's One UI 7 still has many issues and needs further optimization, “But at least we see some hope.”
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However, a new video has surfaced on X, allegedly demonstrating One UI 7's new animation system. And it looks glorious.
One UI 7 seems to be getting better and better
X user () credits known leaker @UniverseIce for the video you see below, but whether or not it is a legitimate recording of One UI 7 cannot be confirmed. Nevertheless, the video demonstrates smooth animations with characteristics colloquially referred to as “Non-linear” and “Parallel.”
“Non-linear” animations generate different paths for app windows and widgets as they open or close. The apps don't always follow the same animation on a single preset path. And “Parallel” means a new animation can begin before a previous one ends.
All this leads to a smoother One UI experience and a more visually pleasing interface.
However, we should remind you that One UI 7 is still months away from a public release, given that Samsung said it will . So, nothing we see about One UI 7 through these early leaks is final.
Even if the video above shows a real version of One UI 7.0, things could still change by the time Samsung officially rolls out the update. So, take this with a pinch of salt.
As a reminder, We spent a bit of time with an early version of One UI 7 at , but development is moving so fast that many things we showed in our video (below) .
Recently, claimed that Samsung's One UI 7 still has many issues and needs further optimization, “But at least we see some hope.”
The post appeared first on .