While the release of the One UI 7.0 beta update has been delayed significantly, it is reportedly coming soon. How soon? We can't say for sure. If you can't wait to see Samsung's new One UI version, you will be happy to know that some juicy details about One UI 7's animations and transitions have been revealed.
One UI 7.0 animations and transitions will be great
Tipster Ice Universe has posted some detailed descriptions of animations and transitions that will be visible in One UI 7.0. According to him, the latest beta version has a soothing wallpaper-shrinking effect when you turn on the phone's screen. When you unlock the screen, One UI 7 displays a bouncing effect.
When you pull down the Quick Panel, you can see a spring rebound animation. According to the tipster, One UI 7.0 has more non-linear floating animations when you launch an app. When you go back from the app to the app drawer, the software shows an icon pattern zoom effect.
When you quickly open one an, close it, and open another app, the whole UI should appear fluid, thanks to parallel animations. This is the same test that some people on social media do to test how smoothly a phone's software works when quickly opening and closing apps.
One UI 7.0 reportedly displays full animations when you slide an app sideways using the navigation bar to return to the desktop. Moreover, when you click on any button in the Settings app, One UI 7.0 displays a rebound micro animation. It also seems to have a new return animation effect.
Samsung has reportedly added a new UI and transition effects for widgets, such as for the music player on the lock screen. There also appears to be an elastic animation style for real-time ongoing notifications on the home screen and the lock screen.
Watch everything we know about One UI 7.0 in our video below.
The beta version of One UI 7.0 will first be released to the Galaxy S24 series in South Korea and the USA. Other countries, including China, Germany, Poland, and the UK, could get the update a few days later.
