Even though the information regarding the Galaxy S24 is slightly outdated, most of its hardware specifications have already been leaked. Recently, a new function within One Interface 6.1 applications that monitors the battery’s health was revealed. Now, let’s explore additional features of One Graphic 6.1.
The launch of the Galaxy S24 is anticipated to coincide with the release of the One UI 6.1 update, which may eventually be extended to existing Samsung phones and wallpapers.
Some AI capabilities, like AI-Generated Wallpapers, are seamlessly integrated into One UI 6.1.
Tipster Benit Bruhner Pro disclosed numerous features of One UI 6.1, sharing details and images on X (formerly Twitter). Among the standout features is an AI-driven wallpaper generator that can generate wallpapers based on user input. Users can personalize wallpapers to their liking by specifying the brand and background name, with the option to incorporate painting and climate effects.
The upcoming One UI 6.1 will debut a built-in photo editor that simplifies object manipulation through intuitive drag-and-drop actions. This editor enables users to extract elements from one image and seamlessly integrate them into another. Additionally, users can enhance existing images by stretching them and filling in missing details. The photo editor also supports undo and redo functions for changes, including drawings and tags.
Introducing the Samsung Notes Auto Format feature in One UI 6.1.
In the upcoming One UI 6.1, Samsung Notes will introduce a feature that condenses lengthy documents into easily digestible bullet points. Moreover, handwritten notes can be converted to text and automatically styled for improved readability.
Furthermore, One UI 6.1 is set to provide real-time speech translation during calls, facilitating seamless communication between individuals speaking different languages. This functionality utilizes Samsung’s proprietary speech model, Samsung Gauss, which was previously unveiled by the company.
With the rollout of One UI 6.1, Samsung devices will now support Voice Focus, a feature that enhances audio clarity during calls. This feature will be accessible on premium smartphones as well as selected mid-range and entry-level models. Additionally, a new Adaptive Protection feature will optimize the camera’s battery usage by charging it to 80% before the user wakes up, and then completing the charging cycle to reach 100%. The Maximum Protection feature restricts charging to 80% of the battery capacity.
