One UI

Both Samsung and Microsoft have been chasing the productivity space with their offerings. Microsoft is utilizing Android’s open nature and trying to bridge the gap between mobile and PC with Microsoft launcher. Samsung has recently redesigned One U

Both Samsung and Xiaomi are actively fighting for the number one smartphone brand in various countries. Xiaomi pushed back Samsung with its entry-level of Redmi smartphones. In response, Samsung has been reviving itself with the launch of Galaxy M se

Samsung’s infamous TouchWiz user interface finally got the much-needed overhaul with the rollout of Android Pie. Thankfully Samsung is putting every loyal fan out of the bloated TouchWiz misery of resorting to third-party apps as launchers and othe

Samsung’s Android skins have been nothing short of abysmal until One UI was released. But it seems like Samsung has finally done a decent job of giving its interface a well-deserved facelift with One UI.

Samsung One UI is one of the significant changes that Samsung has attempted in recent times. It will replace Samsung Experience (which some still prefer to call TouchWiz). With a clutter-free design, this new interface is designed to focus on single-