Calling all Galaxy fans! The journey to One UI 6.1 upgrade will be completed soon which is exciting. Samsung has confirmed that it has started rolling it out starting March 31st (its very end), and has invited those who want to participate in the testing program.
This upgrade is about “Galaxy AI”, which is an even greater strength so that users can experience it. This feature was featured on the Galaxy S24, an AI feature that needs your attention now, right? While earlier only new models could enjoy this benefit, now older models can also enjoy the same.
Of course, these acquisitions are driven by competition; However, UI6.1 is not about who knows more. It has AI tools to enhance your pictures and videos by optimizing them. Get the feeling of intuitively changing the size of objects in a photo, managing perfect slow-motion moments with extra frames, or even trying smart suggestions with the help of AI. Now, you’ll never have to deal with re-shoots and editing again!
So, which of these Galaxy devices will the Pantheon update be installed on? Samsung reveals the first wave: Samsung reveals the first wave:
- This series of monitors includes the S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra variants of the Galaxy S23 series.
- Galaxy S23 FE
- The Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5 foldables will provide consumers with the latest technology and innovation.
- The Galaxy Tab S9 product line-up (comprising the Tab S9, S9+, and S9 Ultra) includes three models for different user needs.
- The list is already long, but we will keep looking for new additions to this list.
Do you want to experience the cutting-edge features of AI yourself? Samsung is going to show visitors the technology it is promoting there. Additionally, if you purchase any Galaxy device that is scheduled to be updated with One UI 6.1 from March 15th to March 30th, you will get a free Galaxy SmartTag 2 tracker (a very important bonus for keeping track of your stuff) .
Galaxy AI is a combination of these two on top of creativity by Samsung with One UI 6.1 acting as a camera and editor even after you have it, rather than just being an after-the-fact tool. Took my shot. The editing work started as soon as the shots were taken.
