@sayan_karm@Tonysamsunglove It’s possible that they’ll do this in the future, and it’s possible that they’ll do it with Samsung OS, but they’ll be at the forefront with their own UI whilst Android remains in the background in other words, Samsung OS Powered by Android’ and then it will be a virtually closed
@dianassassy Wunderschöne Prinzessin, sexy Liebe. Ich war kürzlich in Wien, schade, dass wir uns nicht getroffen haben. Ich mag es und vielleicht könnten wir miteinander schlafen. Ich hätte eine schöne Erinnerung mit dir, wenn wir uns gesehen hätten.
@trungngocalex88@Tonysamsunglove In 2004, Andy Rubin offered Android to Samsung, but they passed on it. Shortly after, Google bought Android for around $50 million, leaving Samsung to miss out on owning the OS.I have written about this topic on my page dedicated to this information
@trungngocalex88@Tonysamsunglove In 2004, Andy Rubin offered Android to Samsung, but they passed on it. Shortly after, Google bought Android for around $50 million, leaving Samsung to miss out on owning the OS.I have written about this topic on my page dedicated to this information
If you could use only ONE smartphone UI for the next 3 years, which one would you pick...?
🔹 One UI
🔹 OxygenOS / ColorOS
🔹 OriginOS
🔹 HyperOS
🔹 Nothing OS
🔹 Pixel UI
🔹 iOS
🔹 HarmonyOS
🔹 MagicOS
🔹 Hello UI
🔹 XOS / HiOS
🔹 Other
Which UI gives you the best overall experience? 👇
#Smartphones #Android #UI #UX #Tech
Is One UI 10 finally taking shape?
Samsung is exploring a brand new interaction concept called the Fluid AI Design System. Rather than being a traditional user interface, it's a generative design philosophy built around AI.
Unlike today's static interfaces, Fluid AI can dynamically generate the most suitable UI based on your current task, surroundings, and context. It intelligently brings together information like your schedule, navigation, messages, and weather into a single adaptive experience, allowing the system to proactively reshape itself around your needs instead of forcing you to jump between different apps.
If this design philosophy eventually makes its way into a future version of One UI, it could mark a major shift in Samsung's software experience, moving from an app-centric interface to one that is AI and task-centric. This could very well represent one of the key directions for the future evolution of One UI.