Samsung's upcoming One UI 7 update could bring some pretty big changes to the look of its Galaxy devices. Leaked screenshots x.com/chunvn8888/status/1816696317558632822″>@chunvn8888 shared with Smart price It showcases Samsung's stock Android look with tweaks to the quick settings and notification panels, along with UI elements taking on a more rounded appearance throughout.
As shown in the leaked screenshots, it looks like Samsung might separate the notification panel from the quick settings bar. The unified bar in One UI 6 lets you swipe down once to access your notifications and again to get to your quick settings (unless you're using instant access) — but that may change in One UI 7.
You might also notice that the shaded elements surrounding the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth icons have changed from a circle shape in One UI 6 to a more rounded appearance. That change is also reflected in other areas of One UI 7, including notification bubbles and the main settings menu.
Smart price We also got a video showing off a new notification popup for the timer and other system apps that looks a bit like the iPhone's Dynamic Island animations. At the bottom of the screen, you can see each app with rounded corners, while the Gallery app icon has a more colorful design.
The screenshots also show “continuity notifications,” which appear to let you send video call notifications to your other Galaxy devices and take your call from there. That sounds a bit like Google's next cross-device feature that lets you transfer video calls between devices. Apple also has a similar feature that lets you transfer facetime calls from an iPhone to an iPad or Mac.
