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00:00:00 – 00:07:15
In the video, Jeff B addresses major updates in Samsung's upcoming One UI 7.0 and how they align closely with Apple's iOS design philosophy. Highlighted changes include the adoption of more rounded and vibrant icons, a redesigned Gallery app icon, lock screen quick action icons that resemble iOS, and a significant update to the notification panel requiring a swipe for Quick Settings. The speaker notes that these changes, including a revamped camera UI and battery percentage display inside the battery icon, mirror Apple's style too closely, risking Samsung's unique identity. Concerns are expressed over this shift, with hopes for customization options to revert undesired changes. The video concludes with an invitation for viewer feedback and discussions on Twitter, promoting a Mystery Box offer for those purchasing Samsung devices through their affiliate link.
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In this segment of the video, Jeff B reveals major news about Samsung’s One UI 7.0, including a comprehensive list of design changes and new features. Key highlights of the segment include:
– Thanks to his son for providing fun animal toys for the video.
– Promotion of a Mystery Box offer for users who order Samsung devices through their affiliate link.
– A reference to a leak by chunbai, a known Samsung One UI leaker.
– Discussion of major design updates such as more rounded and vibrant icons reminiscent of mid-2010s Chinese Android skins (like Xiaomi and Huawei) and comparisons to Mac OS Vision OS icons.
– Details on the new Gallery app icon, which mirrors the iOS Photos app icon.
– The lock screen’s quick action icons now resemble iOS, both in functionality and shape.
– A significant change in the notification panel, which now requires swiping to a different page for Quick Settings, similar to iOS and certain other Android skins, a change Jeff is not pleased with.
Overall, the segment focuses on the changes coming to One UI 7.0, comparing them to iOS and expressing concerns about some of these updates.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses several changes in Samsung’s One UI that are moving closer to Apple’s design philosophy. Key points include the ability to swipe quickly between pages in Quick Settings, the introduction of more rounded lock screen widgets, and a revamp of the camera UI with quick settings moved to the bottom for easier one-handed use. The speaker notes concerns about these changes, seeing them as a shift towards Apple’s style. Additionally, the battery percentage will be displayed inside the battery icon, and the search bar in the app drawer is shifted to the bottom. The speaker expresses hope that customization options will be available to revert these changes if desired. Despite these concerns, the speaker is pleased that the One UI 6 music player remains unchanged and well-received elements from the previous version are retained.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their concerns that Samsung is trying too hard to emulate Apple, to the extent that it’s losing its unique identity. They argue that users who switch from iPhone to Samsung do so for a different experience, not something that mirrors iOS. There is disappointment expressed about Samsung’s current direction, suggesting a desire for Samsung to maintain its distinctive approach. The speaker encourages viewers to share their thoughts, mentions ongoing discussions on Twitter, and invites them to check out an article detailing changes. The video concludes with a reminder to verify and order a mystery box from their website.