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Great News! Samsung has finally added a back animation on the Lock Screen when launching the Camera from the shortcut 🔥📸 These tiny details bring so much life to One UI — love to see it 👀

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Samsung should straight away copy this animation from iPhone. The transition from lock screen to Home Screen is so seamless smooth and feels alive. Whereas Samsung feels like it’s confused what to show and even if it does smoothly it feels life less and plain. One UI 8.5 & iOS 18

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Maaz Perwez

84,922 views • 5 months ago

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Tarun Vats

38,798 views • 2 years ago

One UI 8.5 - Samsung has finally added a blur effect at the top and bottom while scrolling the Quick Settings Panel 🔥

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In One UI 8 ZYF1, a major animation bug is finally gone. When the app-opening animation was in progress, users could not perform any operations on the screen, such as going back. During this time, the screen was unresponsive. Users had to wait for the animation to finish before interacting with the screen.

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Tarun Vats

14,200 views • 1 year ago

Samsung, I know you’re copying the search bar animation from iOS 26 😏 Just make sure it’s as smooth when opening and going back — like Apple does. If not, please bring back the One UI 8 style 😤🔥

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Tarun Vats

85,003 views • 9 months ago

new with iOS 27: you can now permanently set the Lock Screen clock to the minimised version! this clock previously showed up automatically when displaying full screen album art on the lock screen, but Apple has now added a new button to toggle it on at any time:

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One UI, including One UI 8.5, has a long-standing issue with the back gesture: lag. My finger moves, but the animation lags and doesn't follow the finger's response. This puts it behind all other OSes. Comparing One UI 8.5 with vivo's OriginOS5 and OriginOS6 reveals that Samsung's gesture response is the slowest, and I haven't been able to resolve the issue with Home Up. Samsung needs to optimize this. Another problem is that the icons in Samsung's animation are too ugly when they are shrunk. The icons are forcibly stretched to cover the page. Samsung borrowed this from OriginOS 5 at the time, but vivo fixed the problem in OriginOS6, and Samsung One UI 8.5 still has no improvement.

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61,006 views • 9 months ago

It's so great to see Francine on screen on NXT. One of the best

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213,921 views • 1 year ago

One UI 8.5 vs. One UI 9.0 In One UI 8.5, when Privacy Display is enabled for a floating window, the entire screen enters privacy mode, including everything outside the floating window. With One UI 9.0, Samsung has significantly refined the feature. Only the floating window remains protected by Privacy Display, while the rest of the screen stays fully visible and unaffected. It's a much more precise implementation that improves both usability and the multitasking experience.

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247,903 views • 12 days ago

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35,012 views • 1 month ago

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61,699 views • 1 year ago

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194,533 views • 1 year ago

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393,202 views • 2 years ago

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21,908 views • 3 months ago

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