Am I the only one, who is experiencing incredible Androidian phone 📱performances, after the patch One UI 3.1 was updated recently in 2021? So, Whats so different about it?
Am no expert in mobile tech, because I myself refused to realize the difference between an Android and a non Android phone and deliberately used Nokia phone. I stuck to it (since the Nokia 3310 in year 2001) like a jilted lover, refusing to let it go, kept on doing Nokia, year after year, one and a half decade, precisely. Finally, in my overseas stint, I gave way to Android, and took up a Motorola.
Only to loose it one day, at the Victoria Parade, Suva area in Fiji, likely in Traps. Samsung S10e happened the next week, and I am enjoying it. That's my mobile story in short.
The One UI update
Am using content from official samsung sites, so that you get the actual. The new UI 3.1 brings select, new camera capabilities for capturing and editing incredible photos and videos and smart new features to be able to help you get more from your Samsung device.
There are variety of changes to Samsung’s custom Android user interface and Being a minor update to One UI, version 3.1 doesn’t make any design changes. However, Samsung has simplified and decluttered some menus, particularly the quick toggles area in the notification shade. By default, the notification shade shows only a select few quick toggles, and the rest have to be manually added as needed.
One of the biggest changes which I saw was Google reclaiming its legit space on an Android phone such as Samsung.
The Google discover is now on the home page and it is allowing me quick easily to navigate and get what I want, a little more quickly.
One UI 3.1 lets you select between Google Discover on the left-most home screen and Samsung Free/Samsung Daily. One UI 3.1 also makes Google Messages native, with various optimizations exclusive to Samsung Galaxies devices.
For the post-pandemic era, where video calling from home has become extremely commonplace, Samsung has introduced video call effects. These effects let you blur the background in video calls made with apps such as Zoom, Google Duo, Microsoft Teams, and Webex, so you can hide your unkept room or avoid anyone else in your house coming into the frame. A custom image can be set as well if blurring out the background isn’t enough.
There are also minor new features littered throughout the user interface. One UI 3.1 allows the removal of location data from photos and videos before they are shared with others, and the blue light filter feature has been renamed to Eye Comfort Shield and automatically limits blue light exposure based on the time of day (a custom schedule and custom color temperature can also be set). For devices that support it, such as the Galaxy S21 Ultra, One UI 3.1 enables support for Wi-Fi 6E networks.
https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/one-ui-3-1/
https://www.sammobile.com/news/one-ui-3-1-update-makes-its-way-onto-the-galaxy-s10-series-in-europe/amp/
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