After months of waiting for Samsung to ready the update for a beta release, it has finally happened. Starting today, select Galaxy devices in a few markets are gaining access to One UI 7.0 beta.
Want to know more about it? We have got you covered with an exclusive One UI 7.0 video, brought to you through our .
Our official One UI 7.0 hands-on video below showcases Samsung's new update running on the . The beta program is also available for the base S24 and the Galaxy S24+.
Throughout our complete overview of One UI 7.0 beta, we look at what's new, what has changed, and what is missing from this update.
One of the big things about One UI 7.0 — and why so many people have been eagerly looking forward to it — is the new aesthetic. There are new icons, animations, blur effects, and more.
Not only is One UI 7.0 modernized, but it also inspires some new ways to interact with Galaxy phones. We cover everything in our complete One UI 7.0 hands-on video, from those visual changes to usability changes and even the new Camera app, which got a massive overhaul.
Check out our hands-on video below, and stay tuned for more One UI 7.0 content.
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Want to know more about it? We have got you covered with an exclusive One UI 7.0 video, brought to you through our .
Our official One UI 7.0 hands-on video below showcases Samsung's new update running on the . The beta program is also available for the base S24 and the Galaxy S24+.
Throughout our complete overview of One UI 7.0 beta, we look at what's new, what has changed, and what is missing from this update.
One of the big things about One UI 7.0 — and why so many people have been eagerly looking forward to it — is the new aesthetic. There are new icons, animations, blur effects, and more.
Not only is One UI 7.0 modernized, but it also inspires some new ways to interact with Galaxy phones. We cover everything in our complete One UI 7.0 hands-on video, from those visual changes to usability changes and even the new Camera app, which got a massive overhaul.
Check out our hands-on video below, and stay tuned for more One UI 7.0 content.
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