Revamped app icons in One UI 7 will give Samsung devices an appealing look. The next big upgrade has plenty of redesigned app icons, slated to replace the ones offered in One UI 6.
Samsung has yet to introduce Galaxy’s new software update. Meanwhile, a leaked clip (via AndroidHeadlines) revealed some of the new Samsung app icons that could be included in the One UI 7.
App icons in One UI 7 continue to feature gradient hues debuted with One UI 6. However, Samsung has greatly refined the overlay, making the gradient render even more elegant.
Revamped icons slated to come for Samsung Phone, Messages, Internet, My Files, Gallery, Calculator, Cloud, Contacts, Settings, stock Camera, Clock, and FM Radio applications.
Many icons feature appearance refinements such as Samsung Phone, Messages, and My Files. Whereas, brand new UI components deployed on a handful of app icons such as:
- Internet
- Gallery
- Calculator
- Settings
- Camera
- Clock
- FM Radio.
These icons will likely debut in the Beta firmware on the Galaxy S24 series. Since the initial tease after SDC24, Samsung has made many notable changes across the interface in the upcoming Galaxy skin.
There could be more fancy app icons in the works, which Samsung may deploy during the Beta trial. Consumer feedback will play vital role in making the One UI 7 a versatile software.
When will my Galaxy get One UI 7?
One UI 7 Beta could be released this month but with limited availability. Samsung could initiate the Public rollout by the end of January or early February next year.
While Google is speeding up Android’s development and testing, Samsung prioritizes consumer satisfaction and reliable user experience rather than rushing.
The Galaxy S24 series will be the first to get the One UI 7 update. The latest foldable phones and recent flagships are in queue to jump over the latest Android 15 operating system with One UI 7.
