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Samsung rolls out One UI 7 beta update for older Galaxy phones in India

The stable update will come in April of this year.

Samsung is bringing the OneUI 7 beta update to older Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy S23, Tab S10 and the Flip and Fold series. As of now, the beta version has been launched and will be officially made available in April. The update offers support for several languages as well as anti-theft capabilities. The software upgrade adds intuitive controls, AI-powered personalised mobile experiences, and more to its devices.

Samsung is rolling out Galaxy AI features to additional Galaxy devices via the One UI 7 beta program. According to the firm, the beta program will be accessible for Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 in India, Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States beginning March 6, with more devices following in the first month, including the Galaxy S23 series, Tab S10 series, and A55.

If you own a Galaxy phone, you can apply to join the beta program via Samsung Members. The official update of One UI 7 will be available in April.

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The update’s new notification system, Now Bar, is one of its features. It is claimed to improve customisation by providing easy access to the most frequently used and common tasks on the screen. By integrating routine tasks and applications into the lock screen, this feature enables users to manage their entertainment, plan their workouts, get directions, and converse in many languages. Now Bar displays relevant activities such as Interpreter, Music, Recording, and Stopwatch, avoiding the need for frequent device unlocks. AI-powered summarization and privacy-focused cross-app personal data protection are also included in the upgrade.

Furthermore, the OneUI 7 also includes advanced writing assist tools that increase productivity by allowing users to select texts without navigating between programs. These features include AI-powered options for summarising content, checking spelling and grammar, and automatically structuring notes as bullet points.

Moreover, the update aims to enhance call capabilities with 20-language support and automatic transcription, enhancing communication along with reducing the need for manual note-taking during multitasking.

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The new interface will also protect Galaxy phone users’ personal details as it includes anti-theft features that automatically gets activated when the system detects suspicious activity.

In addition, the Sketch to Image tool enables users to produce a complete image while sketching a basic shape. Other features include 3D Cartoon, Sketch, and Watercolour.

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Komila is one of the most spirited tech writers at Gadget Bridge and is a senior resource in the company. Always up for a new challenge, she is an expert at dissecting technology and getting to its core. She loves to tinker with new mobile phones, tablets and headphones.
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