Google has already announced the Android 14 Developer preview for Pixels smartphones and recently unveiled the first beta of Andriod 14, which brings several new features and fixes. (Check out our article here).
Now Samsung users are very curious about the upcoming One UI 6.0 skin, which is also based on Google’s Android 14 OS. They are eagerly waiting to know what this new UI will bring with it or if their wishful feature is coming or not. Today in this article, we will mention all the highly demanded features to arrive in One UI 6.0.
Firstly, let us tell you the One UI 6.0 update will be based on top of Android 14. There is no official information regarding this update or its novelties, but we do find some rumours about it. Informatively, the One UI 6.0 will make its debut in the Galaxy world once Google makes Android 14 available for AOSP. It is possible we will get a beta version of this update by the third quarter of this year, most probably in August or September.
After One UI 6.0’s beta release, we will get a rough idea regarding its features. Because there is plenty of time until it happens, let’s see what users wish to see in this new UI. All the highly demanded features are listed below.
Features that should have in One UI 6.0
- Seamless Updates- This feature reduces the shutdown time of the screen and lets the user perform any operation in the device while any firmware update is being installed. It may debut in the Galaxy world with the upcoming Galaxy S24 series.
- Multiuser Profile- The Multiuser Profile feature allows the user to create more than one profiles, which will be different from each other. Previously, it was reported to come with One UI 5, but it didn’t happen; now, it is demanded to come in One UI 6.0.
- Passkeys for Native Apps- Passkey is a solution to replace traditional passwords that uses a user’s biometrics to make the device or app more securer. It is in demand for One UI 6.0 but will be limited to Galaxy flagship and some premium devices only.
- Emoji Wallpaper generator- With this feature, users can create wallpapers that will be based on emojis. It is a part of Android 14’s Developer Preview 2. It will be good if Samsung also brings this feature to its One UI 6.0 update.
- Native App Lock- This feature is widely popular in MIUI, which lets the user set lock for their various applications, which will make the device even more securer. If One UI 6.0 gets this feature, users will no longer need to install a third-party app for it.
- One UI Boot animation- It will surely deliver an outstanding experience if One UI 6.0 bring One UI’s native Boot animations with it.
- Pixel Dynamic Colors- Galaxy device or we can say One UI’s Themed icons, and Color Palette is different from stock Android. As Pixel’s Material You is way better than One UI’s, users are demanding Pixel’s Dynamic colours with the One UI 6.0.
- Redesigned User Interface Elements- It will be beneficial if Samsung redesigned One UI’s elements with One UI 6.0 so that the users will get a different experience. Since One UI’s release, Samsung hasn’t redesigned its UI elements, not even ones.
- Refined Animations and Visual Effects- Animation and Visual Effects are two major components of any device’s UI; the better they are, the better experience they will deliver. With One UI 6.0, we wish for refinement in them.
- Tabular Icon and Larger Folder- These two features are also a part of MIUI, which is highly demanded to come in Samsung’s One UI as well. Users want these home screen tweaks to come with the One UI 6.0 update.
These are the features that are in demand to come with One UI 6.0. Besides them, if you want to know which features are expected to come with this update, you can check them out here in our previous article.
Other Features:
The well-known tipster MishaalRahman tipped information about Material You, which will make its admirers happy. As per the tipster, Google will make Material You design available for the high-contrast text accessibility option as well. In Android 14, Material You, the dynamic color engine monet will add even better support for dynamic colors, which will make improvements in the high-contrast text’s visibility.
