A leak revealing Samsung’s plan to completely redesign One UI 10 has appeared on TechRadar.

Samsung is preparing radical changes to the One UI 10 interface, according to leaks suggesting that the company is not only adding new features but also seeking to change how users interact with its devices. This information is partially supported by leaks from Ice Universe, known for his sources regarding Samsung devices.

The expected changes will focus on three main areas: first, integrating information and tasks from different applications into a single interface, thereby reducing the need to navigate between apps.

The second area targets simplifying usage by reducing steps and nested menus, while the third involves improving integration between smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches.

Samsung is also expected to expand its use of artificial intelligence, with the possibility of keeping basic features free and charging subscriptions for some advanced tools and services that require greater processing capabilities.

The company may postpone the launch of One UI 10 to the Galaxy S29 series instead of releasing it alongside the Galaxy Z Fold9 and Z Flip9 in conjunction with the interface’s tenth anniversary.

Leaks indicate that Samsung might make developer preview versions available before the final release, while the interface is expected to reach modern flagship and foldable Galaxy phones under a long-term software support policy.

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A leak revealing Samsung’s plan to completely redesign One UI 10 has appeared on TechRadar.