2016 lounch Samsung UI beta testing in Korea and China

2016 lounch Samsung UI beta testing in Korea and China

Samsung is trying another UI in China and Korea as a component of the Galaxy Beta Program. The test is being done on the Galaxy Note5 and called 'New Note UX'.

One of the huge changes is the absence of application drawer in the launcher. This is a typical pattern among Chinese OEMs so it's possible Samsung is giving this a shot to perceive how it functions in East Asian markets. The application symbols are formed consistently, notwithstanding for outsider applications, which implies it is editing them, another pattern among Chinese OEMs making a decent attempt to imitate iOS. It stays to be checked whether both of these things will be discretionary or constrained upon clients.

There are some different changes as well, most important one being the Settings application, which again looks a considerable measure like something you'd find on a Chinese cell phone. Likewise, Samsung is by all accounts moving over from having content for catches to simply iconography.

The source says the UI changes will go to all leader Samsung gadgets in future and not simply constrained to the Note5 or the up and coming Note gadget. This is in beta still, so a few things could change.

Samsung Galaxy Note receive security update in Australia, first

Samsung Galaxy Note receive security update  in Australia, first

Samsung has begun pushing out the most recent Android security redesign to its Galaxy Note5 cell phone. With a record size at around 270MB, the redesign is right now taking off to opened Note5 units in Australia.

The overhaul brings along most recent security fixes from both Google and Samsung, including a fix for a basic bug that, when misused, gives anybody a chance to sidestep your gadget's lock screen utilizing a USB link.

In the event that you possess an Australian model of the opened Galaxy Note5 and might want to check whether the firmware is prepared for your gadget, you can do as such by heading into the Settings screen, tapping About Device, selecting Software Update, then hitting the Update Now catch. In any case, on the off chance that you don't have a craving for digging through the menus, you could simply hold up until you get a push warning provoking you to download the OTA. It's significant that you will require no less than half of battery to get the alarm, however.