has arrived One UI 7 Beta 2 with new features both in the interface and in the visual experience of the customization layer. The new thing focuses on two important sections: the quick panel and the system animations.
In both cases, the changes are not exaggerated, but they are important enough to be taken into account, since a part of the interface changes, which results in better interaction with the user.
Quick Panel Changes
The new Beta 2 version of One UI 7 modifies the layout of the quick panel, changing certain location controls. In this case, the novelty focuses on the change in position of the brightness and volume slidersas reported by the user kays-wachoo on Threads.
In the first beta were located differently. With the arrival of the second version, the brightness control becomes at the top and the volume control at the bottom, something that facilitates user interaction towards a part that is often used a lot, such as changing the volume. of the audio.
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One UI 7 Beta 2 animations
When the first Beta version of One UI 7 arrived, there were users who experienced errors when closing an application on the home screen and certain transitions. This is something that It has been improved in the new version of the Samsung software beta.
The One UI beta 2 changelog already mentions that a Improved experience when switching between apps, making everything go smoothly smoother and error-free. Previously the responsiveness of the animations was slow, but with the new version this has been fixed, making it much more natural.
It must be taken into account that this type of animations and fluidity is something that any user pays a lot of attention to, so Samsung is working to make it work in the best possible way.
Images | kays-wachoo (Threads), Manuel Naranjo
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