One ui 5.1

Chief among those changes are a range of new features and options that let you do more things and take better control over your new handset. So if you’re picking up a brand new Samsung Galaxy S23, or you’ve just updated your older Samsung handset, it’s a good idea to check out what’s changed. Here’s everything you need to know about OneUI 5.1, including 7 great new features you need to try Which Samsung Galaxy phones will get OneUI 5.1? The Samsung Galaxy S23 series will come with OneUI installed right out of the box, letting you enjoy all the latest Samsung-infused Android software right away. Samsung has also confirmed that an update for OneUI 5.1 is rolling out to older Galaxy S devices already, including the (Image credit: Samsung) A more engaging gallery: If you wanted Samsung’s photo gallery to be a little more like Other additions include a revamped info display and an AI-based Photo Remaster feature that can automatically improve deteriorated shots. That means improving brightness, color correction, removing unwanted shadows or reflections and other small details that need fine-tuning. This feature also works on GIFs for better clarity. (Image credit: Samsung) Image clipper: Another feature coming to Samsung Gallery takes some cues from the iPhone. The ‘Image Clipper’ can recognize objects in your photos and pluck them out. All you need to do is long press a person or object, and once recognized Samsung Gallery will let you copy and share that image, or save it as ...

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. today announced One UI 5.1, which newly unveils with “One UI 5.1 is the up-to-date example of Samsung’s commitment to provide Galaxy users with the latest innovations as soon as possible,” said Janghyun Yoon, EVP and Senior Executive, Software Office. “Over the past several weeks, we worked closely with our service providers and carrier partners to bring One UI 5.1 to current Galaxy smartphones and tablets around the world within a few short weeks of the launch of the Galaxy S23 series.” Professional-Quality Camera and More Engaging Gallery The release of One UI 5.1 expands upon the recently upgraded camera features announced with Expert RAW [4] features now available directly as part of the Galaxy Camera app. Simply select “More” while taking a photo to capture high-quality shots in their raw format, without processing or compression. Additionally, enhanced AI-based Photo Remaster automatically improves deteriorated details of images by improving brightness, fine-tuning details and making color corrections even in backlit scenes. It also removes unwanted shadows and reflections for a picture-perfect photo – every time. Enhance Photo Remaster New navigation improvements also make it easier than ever to find photos within the Gallery app and create shared family albums. Simply tap a person’s face in a photo to conduct a search for more images while the Gallery app searches for faces of loved ones to recommend for family photo albums. A Unique M...

By February 17, 2023 Share Samsung released the Android 13-based OneUI 5.1 update earlier this month, adding a bunch of new features and optimizing the software to a healthy extent. I’ve had a smooth experience so far on my Notably, most of the bugs and quirks that we’ve spotted so far on the official Andrew Martonik / Digital Trends The most common problem that Galaxy S22 users have been raising online is battery drain. Now, feature updates often end up disrupting the battery optimization algorithms, which leads to higher than usual battery consumption, even if the device is idle. One UI 5.1 is proving to be one such update, and so far, we haven’t heard of an official solution from Samsung. Colour palette doesn’t work normally after the One UI 5.1 update on my Galaxy S22 Ultra — Alvin (@sondesix) If your Samsung phone is aggressively sipping up the battery juice and giving you a headache, try some of the temporary solutions listed below until a corrective patch arrives: • Enable dark mode. When your phone is a little too eager at battery consumption, every unit of power per pixel counts. • It’s also a great idea to activate the auto-brightness mode. I know, I know. When you have one of the brightest OLED screens in your hands, why keep it dim? But from my own personal experience, I can confidently tell you that the auto-brightness mode really helps with saving battery juice. • Turn on the power-saving mode. Samsung offers a healthy bunch of battery behavior adjustme...

Draw perfect shapes on photos and videos In Photo and video editor, you can now easily draw certain shapes such as a circle, triangle, rectangle or heart by using the pen tool. Hold your finger on the screen when you finish drawing to make it instantly transform to straight lines and perfect angles. Lock screen customization Just tap and hold the Lock screen to customize your wallpaper, clock style, notification settings and more all in one place with a live preview. In addition, you can easily trim a video clip to create a lively wallpaper. With a few taps, make one of your happiest moments appear on your Lock screen. Smart suggestions widget [5.1] The Smart suggestions widget knows what you need before you do. It suggests apps to use, people to call, calendar events to add and more, based on your usage patterns. And now it recommends Spotify tracks and playlists based on your current activity. Get the perfect tunes for driving, exercising and more. Stack widgets on Home screen Combine several widgets of the same size into a single widget to make your Home screen look neat and organized. Just drag a widget onto another one to create a stack, then swipe left and right to switch between widgets. You can add more widgets to your stack at any time with a simple drag and drop. 5 More conditions and actions for Routines [5.1] Automatically start routines when you use Airplane mode or Mobile Hotspot. Routines can now open an app pair, adjust the left/right sound balance and more...

Samsung One UI 5.1 Features Camera There are several minor improvements in the Camera app such as the integration of Expert RAW on supported models. Meanwhile, the One UI 5.1 makes it quite easier to change the color tone (Natural or Bright) of your selfie picture from the Effects menu at the top of the screen. Multi-tasking One UI 5.0 brought great new multitasking features and the One UI 5.1 brings further refinements. When resizing the pop-up view, with an added pre-defined line, you can now drag the window’s guideline towards the top of the screen to enlarge or towards the inside to minimize. Moreover, you’ll see icons of apps you’ve used recently and a section for Most used apps that will display the apps you use most often in split view. These kinds of minor changes are the part of One UI 5.1 update, which greatly enhances usability and productivity. Gallery: Samsung’s Remaster feature now supports GIF files too, so you can upscale your low-resolution GIFs. Just open any GIF in the Samsung Gallery app, tap the Remaster button available inside the hamburger menu, and let AI do the rest of the work! iOS 16-inspired Extract Text feature debuted with the One UI 5.0, letting you select and copy test content from images or directly from the camera viewfinder. Taking it a step ahead, the One UI 5.1 makes it possible to select and copy text from video as well so you can use it anywhere. When you select the details of an image or a video, in landscape mode you can see both th...

With the Samsung has to be cognizant of making broad changes to the UI; as the largest Android manufacturer, it has an addressable userbase that's significantly larger than every other phone brand. As such, Samsung has to do a delicate balancing act where it rolls out new features while maintaining legacy features that are core to One UI. And with One UI 5, Samsung managed to do just that. The biggest visual change has to do with Material You integration throughout the interface, including the calling menu, volume picker, and all the first-party apps. Samsung didn't go overboard here, instead opting to add a pop of color to better accentuate the design. Like in Android 13, you get to choose between 16 color palettes for accent colors ( (Image credit: Harish Jonnalagadda / Android Central) On that note, Samsung added more backgrounds for home and lock screen customization. You can also use the color palette with app icons, and it is just as wonky as the Pixels. The best part about Samsung's implementation is that you can disable the color palette entirely, so if you're not a fan of the bright colors throughout the UI, you can use this mode to switch back to a more understated design. (Image credit: Harish Jonnalagadda / Android Central) One other change I like is the background blur effect; it's more consistent across the notification pane, overview menu, and app drawer, and it uses the dominant color in the currently-selected color palette. Rounding out the visual changes,...

A new software update introduces new features for Galaxy users seeking more creativity, personalization and convenience from their mobile experience Samsung Electronics today announced One UI 5.1, which was newly unveiled with the Galaxy S23 series at Galaxy Unpacked 2023, will begin to roll out worldwide for other Galaxy devices starting with the Galaxy S22 series, 1 Z Fold4, Z Flip4, S21 series 2 and S20 series. 3 With One UI 5.1, Galaxy devices will deliver a more visually appealing interface with new features that enable greater creativity and personalization for a more convenient experience overall. “One UI 5.1 is the up-to-date example of Samsung’s commitment to providing Galaxy users with the latest innovations as soon as possible,” said Janghy u n Yoon, EVP and Senior Executive, Software Office. “Over the past several weeks, we have worked closely with our service providers and carrier partners to bring One UI 5.1 to current Galaxy smartphones and tablets around the world within a few short weeks of the Galaxy S23 series announcement . ” Professional-Quality Camera and More Engaging Gallery One UI 5.1 expands upon the recently upgraded camera features announced with the Galaxy S23 series. Galaxy users now have greater flexibility to create professional quality photos with Expert RAW 4 features now available directly as part of the Galaxy Camera app. Simply select “More” while taking a photo to capture high-quality shots in their raw format. Additionally, enhanced A...