Samsung One UI 7 Beta: Expected Launch at SDC 2024 in South Korea with Exciting New Features Revealed

Samsung One UI 7 beta has yet to be released for Galaxy series smartphones, as there is no launch date specified. Despite expectations that the company would disclose more information during an SDC Conference in the US a couple of weeks ago, it did not occur. Meanwhile, reports over the past couple of weeks have indicated that One UI 7.0 could finally break cover at SDC which takes place this year in South Korea next month as well.

More About the Samsung One UI 7 Beta

While we wait for more details from Samsung, a video leaked online offers us a first look at the customization here you’ll find on it. What we do know so far about One UI 7.0. On November 21st, Samsung plans to host its Samsung Developer Conference 2024 in South Korea. The event will showcase a presentation, by Jeon Kyung hoon who serves as the President and Chief Technology Officer of the DX Division, at Samsung Electronics and also leads Samsung Research.

At the keynote presentation event coming up soon, they’ll cover a range of topics, like IoT healthcare advancements, data management, communication strategies, innovative AI technology, and software platforms like One UI and Tizen with an emphasis, on enhancements. There’s a chance they might reveal the design and new features of One UI 7.0 at this event. According to reports, there could be plans to kick off the Beta Program after the conference although nothing is certain yet.

Jinmin Jeong, Vice President and head of the S/W Innovation Center at Samsung Research stated the company’s intention to increase its presentations this year compared with the one with a focus, on showcasing an array of its research and development efforts. In the meantime, the leaked video demonstrates several customization features of One UI 7.0. Users will be able to adjust the positions of various quick setting toggles and sliders, akin to iOS 18/iOS 18.1. The video also reveals the ability to modify the lock screen clock placement and mini widgets.

Additionally, a pill-shaped section at the bottom of the screen can display emergency contact information, charging animations, and more. New widgets like Images and Stories, as well as Secure Wi-Fi, are also featured. Reports indicate that sections such as Battery, Device Care, Screen Time, and Weather widgets have been redesigned, alongside a new notification style featuring larger, pill-shaped alerts.

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