Beta Samsung Android 9 with a user interface for Galaxy S9, Note 9 coming up this month; official release in january

Samsung concluded last night the two-day developer conference in San Francisco. Many key announcements have been made by the South Korean giant. Samsung has released the Bixby Software Development Kit (SDK) for third-party developers and also indicated that the digital badistant would be available in 5 additional languages. The company also unveiled the highly anticipated foldable phone, but one of the highlights of the event was the One interface for current and upcoming flagship brands.

With the new user interface, Samsung is focusing on scalability, on which it will work. small screen phones, as well as on tablets. A user interface also focuses on the use of one hand, which facilitates navigation on large-screen phones. The One UI custom skin will be deployed as part of the update to Android 9. Pie on existing and upcoming phones.

Watch: Samsung Galaxy Note 9 First Look

In addition to detailing the features of One UI, Samsung will soon launch the beta version of Android 9 Pie later this month. The update will be available to users of Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9 + and Galaxy Note 9 in the US, Germany and Korea. The update will bring the latest user interface as well as a dark system-wide mode.