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One UI 7 supports new camera continuity feature between your Galaxy phone and Galaxy Book
One UI 7 brings several new features for multitasking that can deepen integration between Galaxy phones and Galaxy Book laptops, including Camera Share and Storage Share. In addition to these, the Samsung One UI 7 update introduces a new feature called Camera Continuity, which will let you seamlessly paste photos from your phone to Samsung Notes on your PC.
One UI 7 Camera Continuity Feature
One UI 7 introduces camera continuity that will make it easier to switch between your Galaxy phone, tablet, and PC. This feature allows users to take pictures and scan documents or handwriting on their phone or tablet, then continue working on them on other devices such as a tablet or computer. However, it will work with the Samsung Notes and Samsung Internet apps.
For this feature to work, you need to be signed into the same Samsung account, connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and within Bluetooth range, on your Galaxy Book laptop and Galaxy smartphone.
The Camera Continuity feature is now available with the One UI 7 beta 2 update but isn’t fully live yet. However, It is currently only spotted by Mishaal Rahman on Galaxy S24 smartphones but, the feature doesn’t appear to be active on all Galaxy S24 devices running One UI 7 beta and Galaxy Book laptops. So, the Korean tech giant might be working on it and could release the feature in the upcoming beta versions of One UI 7.
You can find this feature under the “ Continue on other devices” menu in the One UI 7 alongside the Continue apps, Copy and paste, and W-Fi networks.
- Continue apps: To continue using the app on other devices
- Copy and paste: This feature allows you to copy text, images, or files on your Galaxy phone and instantly continue working on them on other devices like a Galaxy Book PC or Galaxy tablet.
- W-Fi networks: It will now also sync your saved Wi-Fi networks between devices.
These features make the Samsung ecosystem even more attractive for those who want seamless cross-device integratio
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Samsung is reportedly planning major upgrades for its future Galaxy S27 series. Even though these flagship phones are still far from launch, new leaks have revealed that Samsung is working on the Galaxy S27 Pro alongside the Galaxy S27, Galaxy S27 Plus, and Galaxy S27 Ultra models.
Galaxy S27 Pro leaks
As per the GSMA database Documents, Samsung has three unannounced devices in the pipeline. The database has three model numbers: SM-S956U, SM-S957B/DS, and SM-S958U. According to this, the SM-S956U model number identifies it as the Galaxy S27+, while those for the SM-S957B/DS identify it as the Galaxy S27 Pro, and the SM-S958U lists it as the Galaxy S27 Ultra.
Additionally, the Pro variant phone is expected to resemble the Galaxy S27 Ultra in terms of specifications closely.
In terms of specifications, the Galaxy S27 Pro is expected to feature a more compact design, sporting a 6.5-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2x display. There is also talk that it will not include an S Pen.
As for the cameras, this phone could feature a 200MP primary rear camera, a 50MP ultra-wide camera with autofocus, and a 50MP telephoto camera with 3.5x optical zoom. Additionally, it includes a 12MP front camera for better selfies.
The Galaxy S27 Pro is expected to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro for Galaxy processor. Additionally, it may come with 12GB or more of RAM and 256GB or more of UFS 5.0 storage. The phone could house a 5,000mAh battery with 45W or faster charging.
Based on previous launch timelines, the Galaxy S27 series is expected to launch in the first quarter of 2027. Stay tuned for more facts.
Samsung has reportedly commenced Android 17-based One UI 9 testing for the Galaxy S26 series. The first-ever Android 17 build has surfaced on Samsung’s firmware server, suggesting an early debut of the next One UI version.
An alleged Android 17 firmware has been listed on CheckFirm (via TarunVats) for the Galaxy S26 Ultra. That said, Samsung kicked off its work on the One UI 9 system for the latest flagship nearly two months earlier than usual.
Based on available information, Samsung is currently testing the BZC5 build on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Samsung will take its time to refine this new operating system for Galaxy devices and will not rush the release of the firmware.
Although testing for One UI 9 has commenced early, this does not imply that it will become available to customers any sooner. Samsung will take the necessary time to optimize this new operating system for Galaxy devices and will not rush the firmware release.
On February 25, Samsung launched the Galaxy S26 series, and these phones will be available starting March 11. A day later, the company began rolling out Beta 6 for the Galaxy S25 series, but it seems this may not be the last beta before the stable version is released. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S25 series is still receiving updates through the One UI 8.5 beta program.
Samsung One UI 8.5 beta 7
A reliable tipster, @TarunVats, spotted a new One UI 8.5 beta build for the Galaxy S25 series on testing systems. The build ending in ZZC3 indicates that Samsung is preparing the seventh beta update for the S25 phones. It’s worth noting that this build began rolling out in March, but the patch level is still February 2026.
The new build suggests that the beta program is still active even after the Galaxy S26 series launched with One UI 8.5 features and improvements. Galaxy S25 Users may have to wait a little longer for the final stable update.
The latest One UI 8.5 Beta 6 update fixed many problems and improved the phone’s performance, including Bixby, Gallery, Now Bar, Now Brief, Display settings, Modes, and Routines.
At this time, Samsung hasn’t officially confirmed how many more beta updates will arrive or when the stable One UI 8.5 version will be released for the Galaxy S25 series and older phones. However, the new beta build is a strong indication that at least one more beta update is on the way. Galaxy S25 users who are part of the beta program should keep an eye out for new updates.
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