The menus, settings, notifications, and other elements of interaction in the entire OS have been tasked with making it easier to use the phone, be it through new usability tricks or the system-wide dark mode.
The interface comes with a fresh new coat of paint, carrying resemblances to Google’s Material Design, through the way of colorful new icons and a design that sheds gradients and drop shadows in favor of a more flat, rounded and consistent UI. One UI is indeed a major step ahead in terms of user experience. Here’s our review of One UI, running on a Galaxy S9+.
One UI succeeds Samsung Experience UI, which itself took some strides towards cutting down on the complexities that have plagued Samsung handsets in the past. The update, the company’s latest iteration of its Android skin, is based on Android 9.0 Pie and brings with it a visual overhaul of the OS while aiming to make the experience more user-friendly, fluid and intuitive. Samsung One UI was unveiled at the Samsung Developer Conference back in November last year.
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