Earlier this month, Samsung launched a program in China and Korea for users of Galaxy Note 5. Call New Note UX, the novelty aims to show what South Korea has been working on the next version of TouchWiz. The company has not yet time to bring the Android N to its main devices, but now wants to be with the new ready interface for when Google released the Android 7.0.
Now we have access to a video made available by one of the users participating in the Samsung’s test program. To begin with, the first new display is the screen notifications and shortcuts reformed system. Out that pale blue Marshmallow and enter a white with blue icons. The fade buttons and earn only a dividing line for the label of each shortcut.
Another change is in the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth shortcuts that being played show a list of available networks and devices in proximity, respectively. In the settings menu we see that the subcategories logo is now displayed under each category. Connections have: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Use of Data and Airplane mode, for example. Each item now has a different color icon. The background remains white, but now with details on more subtle blue than previously seen.
Samsung has updated all its applications. The themes store reaches its version 2.0 with new look and more organized categories. The same applies to the dialer, messaging, email, notes, gallery, music player, among others. The icons are also more flat and uniform, which shows the company’s concern to deliver a sleeker interface with each redesign.
Who was waiting for something more simple and close to the pure Android still disappointed with TouchWiz. For those looking forward to the new version, the interface will also be launched for models Galaxy S6 and S7 (and its derivatives) in August, but without a precise date set by the company.
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