Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 reportedly won’t get Samsung’s new One UI interface
While the center of attention of yesterday’s Samsung Developer Conference was Samsung’s Infinity Flex technology on their foldable smartphone, Samsung also took to the stage to officially present “One UI“, a re-imagining of their design language which is coming with the Android Pie update on the Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Note 9. There was already some confusion shortly after the keynote ended about whether the Galaxy Note 9 would be eligible for the One UI beta (unfortunately, that doesn’t look to be the case), but now it’s unclear whether the Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8 , or Galaxy Note 8 will receive the new One UI interface.
The new Samsung design language, which is focused around one-handed ease-of-use and provides a built-in, system-wide dark theme, may not be coming to older devices like the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. A Samsung spokesperson has reportedly confirmed to Tom’s Guide that the Samsung Galaxy S8, the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will not be getting an update with the redesigned One UI interface:
Im Samsung usser I have been used All note series, Currently Using Note 8 which i brought when launched, Also has used A7 2016, S8.
Today im not happy to write this because From day one with Samsung I wasnot regreted my Choice, But today I do.
Here's my(All Samsung user) concem, I have brought Samsung note 8 However today I came to know that Android pie update will note be out For note 8 and that is was made me regret, to be honest with you I was planning To buy Note 9 but now i dropped the plan because im afraid of beeing Samsungion, If i brought Note 9 so next year I will again regret because will miss one more Update.
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To compete In this Global market With making new technology you will need to make sure Samsung usser are happy, If you cannot definitely will lose business shortly like Nokia,
