Samsung, after debuting its latest Android customisation, One UI 9.0, and releasing its beta version for the Galaxy S26 series, started working on releasing it for older Galaxy S, as well as Galaxy A series smartphones. However, there hadn’t been any evidence that the brand was developing the new software for the Galaxy Z series. […]
Read MoreGoogle has finally released the stable version of Android 17 for Pixel devices. This new version of Android brings several under-the-hood improvements, including enhancements that make apps work better on large-screen devices such as foldable phones and tablets. Other new features include App Bubbles, UI improvements, easier visibility into camera and location access by apps, […]
Read MoreA network speed indicator in the status bar is a feature that Galaxy fans have been asking Samsung for over many years. Chinese manufacturers have offered it on their phones for a long time, and its absence on Galaxy devices always stood out a little. Until now, there were two ways to get a live […]
Read MoreEarlier this month, Samsung unveiled its next Android customisation for Galaxy smartphones and tablets, One UI 9.0, and opened its beta program for the Galaxy S26 series. Initially, the brand made it in its home country, South Korea, then in the UK and the US, and now, the company has expanded it to India. The […]
Read MoreNow Bar debuted on Galaxy phones with One UI 7.0 to display ongoing activities like media playback. With One UI 8.0, Samsung integrated Now Bar with Android 16’s Live Updates feature to support more third-party apps like Uber. One UI 9.0 will support even more app categories in the Now Bar, thanks to expanded Live […]
Read MoreOne UI 9.0 is based on Android 17, and Google showcased additional features that Android 17 brings to Android devices. One of those new features is called ‘Continue On.’ It is an improvement over an existing feature called ‘Continue On Other Devices,’ which is already available on Galaxy devices. ‘Continue On,’ which will be available […]
Read MoreEvery year at Google I/O, Google showcases new versions of Android, Android TV, Android Automotive OS, ChromeOS, and Wear OS platforms. This year, the company is expected to unveil Android 17, which will power One UI 9 on Samsung devices. Google is already calling it the biggest Android update ever. Android 17 could introduce major […]
Read MoreAs millions of Galaxy users wait for Samsung to begin the official One UI 8.5 rollout, the company has already been working on One UI 9.0 for several devices for at least a few weeks. It now appears Samsung has also begun internal testing of the first One UI 9 beta builds for the Galaxy […]
Read MoreSamsung has one of the world’s widest ecosystems of products, ranging from phones and laptops to TVs, XR devices, and smart wine cellars. However, its devices run on a variety of operating systems, including Android, ChromeOS, Tizen, and Windows, and that makes it harder for the company to deliver a consistent user experience across its […]
Read MoreGoogle has released the fourth and final beta version of Android 17. This milestone indicates that the next scheduled release will be the stable version of the operating system. So, what exactly does this release bring to the table and why should users care? With the arrival of Beta 4, we now have a clear […]
Read MoreA month ago, the first One UI 9 builds for the Galaxy S26 series appeared on Samsungâs servers. It was still early days, so those builds didnât reveal much in terms of new features or changes. They werenât even based on Android 17 but were instead running on Android 16. That has now changed with […]
Read MoreGoogle hosts a developer conference every year where it showcases what it has been working on over the past year and shares updates on its key products, including Android, Android Auto, Android Automotive, Chrome, ChromeOS, and Wear OS. The next major version of Android is Android 17, and we now know when Google plans to […]
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