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Samsung’s flavour of Android 12, called One UI 4, is now available as an update for the Galaxy S21 series in India. Here’s an overview of all the best new features.

One UI 4: best new features!

Samsung’s flavour of Android 12, called One UI 4, is now available as an update for the Galaxy S21 series in India. Here’s an overview of all the best new features you can expect from One UI 4.

Samsung&rsquo;s flavour of Android 12, called One UI 4, is now available as an update for the Galaxy S21 series in India. Here&rsquo;s an overview of all the best new features you can expect from One UI 4.

Samsung has garnered quite the reputation for being very fast with Android updates, and for good reason. Their flavour of Android 12, called One UI 4, is now available as an update for the Galaxy S21 series in India, and other devices should also be getting it soon. Before you hit that update button, here&rsquo;s an overview of all the best new features you can expect from One UI 4.
<h2>One UI 4: Material You</h2>
Although Google has completely overhauled Android&rsquo;s look and feel with Android 12, with the OS being extremely visually different from Android 11, Samsung has not gone that far. One UI 4 gets some new tweaks, but overall the look is quite similar to One UI 3. Which, by the way, I&rsquo;m pretty glad about, because I&rsquo;m not a huge fan of the new Android 12 look.
You get aspects of Google&rsquo;s new design language, called Material You. One of the main features present is the colour palette, which can automatically pick out device theme colours based on your wallpaper. These colours apply in the device UI, but also apps that have been updated to support Material You, and icons on the home screen if you so choose. For me, this is one of the best features of One UI 4.
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<h2>One UI 4: Privacy</h2>
A big focus for Android 12 is privacy, and One UI 4 is no different. Quite notably, you&rsquo;ll now get green notification dots on the top right whenever your camera or microphone is accessed, making sure no app can use these without you knowing.
You also get the Privacy Dashboard, which is a new one-stop shop which can be accessed through the new &lsquo;Privacy&rsquo; entry in the settings menu. The Dashboard lets you switch Camera and Microphone access on or off completely, and get detailed analysis about which permissions have been used over time, and which apps asked for them, with specific time stamps. Also new in Android 12 is the option to give a precise or approximate location, when an app asks for it.
Samsung also gives you the option to get an alert if an app accesses text, images, or any other content from the clipboard, that you&rsquo;ve copied.
<h2>One UI 4: Camera and Gallery</h2>
One major change is the UI for the camera app. Notably, the buttons to change camera lenses now show you what zoom level you&rsquo;re using in numbers, rather than the trees used in One UI 3. This makes it much more clear. The scene optimiser or document scanner icons will now only show up if those features are activated, and there are some changes to the Pro mode layout as well.
Samsung has changed the shutter button delay for videos, where it used to start recording when you released the button, but now records right from when you press the button instead.
The Gallery app has received some changes. Quite notably there&rsquo;s now an object eraser tool, which can erase objects from photos much like the Pixel 6&rsquo;s Magic Eraser feature. This was available experimentally on some devices with One UI 3, but is now a standard feature with One UI 4.
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<h2>One UI 4: Accessibility</h2>
There are a few new accessibility feature in One UI 4, like the Flash Notifications setting. This gives you the option to flash the display, the flashlight, or both, when you receive notifications. You can choose to do so for all notifications, or ones from specific apps.
There&rsquo;s a new &lsquo;Extra Dim&rsquo; option for the display, which lets you bring down brightness even more than the previous lowest setting, which could be useful in pitch-black situations. You can also choose to reduce transparency and blur effects on system dialogues and menus to make them easier to see.
<h2>One UI 4: RAM Plus</h2>
In One UI 4, Samsung has added their own virtual RAM expansion feature, which has gotten quite popular these days. They call this RAM Plus, and it can use the internal storage as extra RAM, similar to a page file on a desktop OS.
On this Galaxy S21+ unit, which has 8GB of RAM, you get 4GB of RAM Plus by default. There&rsquo;s no way to change this allocation or turn it off.
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<h2>One UI 4: Look and Feel</h2>
There have been numerous other small changes to the UI.
The quick settings or notifications panel has got some minor tweaks. The brightness slider is now bigger, and you can choose to have it present on the notifications screen itself. The Device Control and Media Output buttons are renamed and slightly bigger. The Media Output button, which lets you decide if you want playback from a specific device, is now accessible from the lock screen itself.
Widgets get a new look with rounded corners, and there&rsquo;s a new widget picker for the default One UI Home launcher, which looks a lot like the new default Android 12 implementation.
The size of the picture-in-picture floating video player can now be changed by pinching in or out, which is a great quality of life feature.
The share menu has received an overhaul, where you can now finally choose a list of favourite apps, which you frequently share content to. All your other apps are also available through a simple tap.
The device care menu has been redesigned with a new look, where an emoji now tells you how well you&rsquo;re taking care of your device.
There&rsquo;s a new charging animation with One UI 4, which is more colourful than the previous iteration.
<h2>One UI 4: Verdict</h2>
Samsung has delivered a very mature update with One UI 4, which integrates some of the best new features of Android 12 like the privacy enhancements and colour picker, but keeps Samsung&rsquo;s very distinct identity and look. There are lots of new little changes and tweaks to discover with the new update.

Samsung has announced the One UI 4 update roadmap for India. The update roadmap was announced through Samsung’s Members app.

Samsung announces One UI 4 update roadmap for India: check when your phone will get the update

Samsung has announced the One UI 4 update roadmap for India. The update roadmap was announced through Samsung&rsquo;s Members app.

Samsung has announced the One UI 4 update roadmap for India. The update roadmap was announced through Samsung&rsquo;s Members app. Although the One UI 4 update, based on Android 12, has already begun seeding globally, in India the rollout will only commence in December.
<h2>One UI 4 India update roadmap</h2>
The Galaxy S21 series, comprising the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+, and Galaxy S21 Ultra will get the update in December. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 will also receive it at the same time.
In January, previous flagships will get the One UI 4 update. This includes the Galaxy S10 series, Galaxy Note 10 series, Galaxy S20 series, and Note 20 series. Samsung&rsquo;s previous foldables, including the Galaxy Fold, Galaxy Z Fold 2, and Galaxy Z Flip will also get the update in January 2022.
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE, Galaxy Tab S6, Galaxy A71, Galaxy A51, Galaxy A32, and the Galaxy F62 will get the One UI 4 update in April 2022.
A long list of devices get the update in May 2022. These include the Samsung Galaxy A31, Galaxy M31, Galaxy M21, Galaxy M31s, Galaxy A22 5G, Galaxy F22, Galaxy F42 5G, and the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. The Samsung Galaxy M21 2021 Edition, Galaxy M32, Galaxy M32 5G, Galaxy M42 5G, and the Galaxy M52 5G will also get the update in May.
June 2022 will see certain budget devices Galaxy A21s, Galaxy A22, Galaxy M51, Galaxy F41, Galaxy F12, and Galaxy Tab A7 Lite get the One UI 4 update. Finally, the Samsung Galaxy M11, Galaxy M01, Galaxy A12, Galaxy A03s, and Galaxy F02s will get the update in July 2022.
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<h2>One UI 4 features</h2>
One UI 4 gets Android 12&rsquo;s most-wanted feature, as Color Palettes allows you to change device theme colours from options based on your wallpaper. Widgets also get an overhaul, with personalised widget recommendations and rounded corners for every widget. Dark mode UI will now apply on the home screen, affecting the brightness of widgets and app icons.
Users on One UI 4 can now change the size of their picture-in-picture video by pinching with two fingers. The notification shade has received an overhaul, with changes to the brightness slider and media controls. Samsung keyboard now gets integrated support for GIFs, emojis, and stickers.
Privacy is also a focus for One UI 4, with the Android 12 privacy dashboard, which brings all settings and controls into one place. Users will now be alerted with an icon any time an app tries to access the camera or microphone.

Samsung has announced the global release of its One UI 4 operating system, based on Android 12.

Samsung launches One UI 4, update rolling out to S21 devices now

Samsung has announced the global release of its One UI 4 operating system, based on Android 12. The update has begun rolling out on the Galaxy S21 Series, and will come to other phones, tablets, and foldables in the future. Samsung promises new customisation options and privacy features with One UI 4, including the color palette feature, which allows users to change device theme colours from options based on their wallpaper. The Android 12 privacy dashboard brings all privacy settings and controls into one place. Along with the Galaxy S21 series, the update will be made available for various Galaxy foldable, S series, Note series, and A series devices in the future. Users can check for the update by going to Settings, Software update, and then Download and Install.
Samsung announces global release of One UI 4 based on Android 12 One UI 4 update begins rolling out to Galaxy S21 series New customisation options and privacy features for One UI 4 One UI 4 coming to various foldable, S, Note, and A series devices

Samsung has announced the global release of its One UI 4 operating system, based on Android 12.

Samsung has announced the global release of its One UI 4 operating system, based on Android 12. The update has begun rolling out on the Galaxy S21 Series, including the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+, and Galaxy S21 Ultra. Samsung promises new customisation options and privacy features with One UI 4.
<h2>One UI 4 features</h2>
One UI 4 gets Android 12&rsquo;s most-wanted feature, as Color Palettes allows you to change device theme colours from options based on your wallpaper. Widgets also get an overhaul, with personalised widget recommendations and rounded corners for every widget. Dark mode UI will now apply on the home screen, affecting the brightness of widgets and app icons.
Users on One UI 4 can now change the size of their picture-in-picture video by pinching with two fingers. The notification shade has received an overhaul, with changes to the brightness slider and media controls. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-a33-5g-revealed-in-renders-check-expected-specs-1636895286092" target="_blank">Samsung</a> keyboard now gets integrated support for GIFs, emojis, and stickers.
Privacy is also a focus for One UI 4, with the Android 12 privacy dashboard, which brings all settings and controls into one place. Users will now be alerted with an icon any time an app tries to access the camera or microphone.
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<h2>One UI 4 update schedule</h2>
The One UI 4 update has begun rolling out to Galaxy S21 devices worldwide. Samsung has noted that the update will be available to other devices at a later date. Users can check for the update by going to Settings, Software update, and then Download and Install.
Devices which will receive the One UI 4 update are Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, S20 FE, Note20, Note20 Ultra, S10, S10e, S10+, S10 5G, Note10, Note 10+, Galaxy Fold, Z Fold3, Z Flip3, Z Fold2, Z Flip, Z Flip 5G, Galaxy A82 5G, A72, A52, A52 5G, A52s 5G, A42 5G, and Galaxy Tab S7 and Tab S7+.
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