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New leaks revealed more changes that Samsung will introduce with its One UI 9.5 interface, after a first look at the interface emerged days ago. The new images and videos show that Samsung is working to improve many design and motion elements within the system.

The graphics for opening and closing applications appear more noticeably smoother, with the source describing them as “overly smooth” compared to what we are used to from Samsung interfaces.

Samsung also redesigned the fingerprint registration interface, offering a more modern shape when adding a fingerprint to the phone.

The camera app also received a number of improvements, as Samsung adjusted the curves and edges of internal menus and edge spacing, along with reducing the intensity of background blur that appears in pop-up windows and improving icon size and proportion.

The company did not just change the shape, but it also redesigned the animations within the camera app, making transitions between elements of the application more smooth.

On the other hand, One UI 9.5 appears to bring new Finder Bar and Google Search options to the home screen on older devices. Samsung first introduced these options with the Galaxy Z Fold8, Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, and Galaxy Z Flip8, which were launched with One UI 9.0.

Samsung is also working on simplifying the process of mirroring a phone's screen to a computer, with new screenshots showing an easier interface for this feature. However, it appears that using it may require owning both a Galaxy smartphone and a Galaxy Book laptop.

One UI 9.5 is expected to be the interface Samsung will launch with the Galaxy S27 series next year, so there's still plenty of time for the company to add more changes and improvements before the official release.

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