Samsung Electronics has begun rolling out its latest user interface software update, 'One UI 9,' starting in South Korea and expanding to global markets. The update will first be available for the Galaxy S26 series, with plans to broaden support to additional devices.
According to Samsung on September 17, One UI 9 enhances usability across different form factors and offers improved Galaxy AI and personalized features through the recent update.
New features include 'My FanCam,' which automatically tracks specific individuals in videos and centers them on the screen, and a 'Warranty and Care' menu that integrates device warranty checks, self-diagnosis, estimated repair costs, Samsung Care+ management, and service center reservations.
Existing features have also been significantly improved. The 'Now Brief' function now allows users to create personalized briefing cards. 'Now Nudge' automatically suggests appointment information or location sharing during conversations. The 'Creative Studio' assists in generating images tailored to important schedules.
The 'Interpretation' feature has been upgraded with a 'Thread View' to track conversation flow, and translation speed has been enhanced. The 'Scan' function now includes improved document correction for curved pages and a finger eraser feature. The 'Voice Recording' function organizes summaries into structured formats, including titles and table layouts.
Security measures have also been significantly strengthened. A new 'Security Brief' summarizes security issues, and an on-device AI-based 'Privacy Protection Notification' has been added. The number of countries supported for 'Voice Phishing Alert' notifications has increased. In South Korea, a new technology has been implemented to detect AI-modulated voices in calls, providing real-time pop-ups and alerts to block potential voice phishing attempts.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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