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Hidden option of One UI 6.1.1 My Files app allows managing trash of all apps in one place
Managing files on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone and tablet is essential to ensure that your devices running smoothly and you can easily access the files you need. With One UI 6.1.1, Samsung has introduced a new feature in the My Files app that helps Galaxy users make the most of the per-app trash can/recycle bin as they allow users to restore files they may have accidentally deleted.
One UI 6.1.1 Trash or Recycle bin
One UI 6.1.1 Trash can facilitates the process of managing deleted files across various apps. This feature works a lot more like the recycle bin in Windows OS or the Trash in macOS.
With the agreeable trash, all deleted files from different apps are contained in one place. This feature of One UI 6.1.1 My Files makes it much easier to recover files from any app if you change your mind or find you accidentally deleted something important file.
How to find One UI 6.1.1 Trash or Recycle bin
ith One UI 6.1.1, you can recover and delete every file from per Samsung app rash can one at a time by going to the My Files app. Here, scrolling down and tapping on the “Utilities,” and accessing “Trash” / “Recycle Bin.”
Moreover, One UI 6.1.1 launched in July with Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 has also made minor UI improvements that make copying and moving files easier from one location to another. With the My Files app you can access and manage files such as documents, pictures, videos, audio files, and downloads.
On the other hand, Samsung is working on the One UI 7 beta launch, which is expected to be released in mid-December. Plus, the Galaxy S24 will be the first phone to join the beta program to experience new features and improvements.
Samsung has officially released the One UI 8 update for the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, Galaxy A06 5G, and Galaxy F17 5G smartphones. The update is based on Android 16 and obtains new features, a new design, and improved performance. Users of these devices in South Korea and India have started receiving the update.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, A06 5G, and F17 5G. upgraded with One UI 8 (Android 16) update.
The Galaxy A06 5G is receiving One UI 8 with firmware version A066BXXU3BYI8, while the Galaxy F17 5G is receiving firmware version E176BXXU2BYID. Along with One UI 8, it also includes the September 2025 security patch, which fixes bugs and makes the phone more secure.
Based on Android 16, the One UI 8 update brings several useful improvements. The update offers a cleaner and more modern user interface, smoother animations, and faster performance. It furthermore adds better privacy controls, more smart features, and improved battery life.
Samsung has also made some changes to make using the phone easier and more enjoyable. Galaxy users can download the update to their devices by going to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install.
Samsung Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphones are getting a fresh update with an October 2025 security patch to improve system security and stability. The update is live for users in Asian countries, including Thailand.
Users of Samsung Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra can verify the October 2025 security update with One UI builds S921BXXS4CYJ1, S92BXXS4CYJ1, and S92BXXS4CYJ1, respectively. It is an initial rollout, so it may take some hours or days to reach all models.
This new update delivers a better Galaxy experience by enhancing system security and stability. It also fixes several security issues to improve your phone’s performance.
To take advantage of these security improvements, it’s important to install the update as soon as possible. If you haven’t received an update notification, you can check for it manually.
For installation, simply go to your phone’s Settings, select ‘Software Update’, and then tap ‘Download and Install’ to keep your Galaxy smartphone updated with the latest security updates.
Additionally, this new update protects Galaxy devices from security threats by integrating the latest Android and Samsung security patches. Additionally, it includes several bug fixes aimed at providing a more reliable and efficient user experience.
Samsung’s Android 16-based One UI 8 update has started rolling out to its Galaxy A73 and Galaxy M35 5G. The initial deployment has begun in Asia, with expansion to other countries in the Asia region will follow shortly.
Galaxy M35 5G’s One UI 8 comes with PDA software version M356BXXU5CYI8, as spotted by MohammedKhatri, while Galaxy A73 5G owners will receive the update with version A736BXXUAGYJ1 as spotted by ModiboSidibe. It’s a major update, and Galaxy users are advised to trigger installation after backing up their personal data.
The flagship One UI, One UI 8, improves the user experience by improving the design of various apps. Like other One UI versions, some apps have major UI changes, while others have minor changes. You may also notice minor changes to the UI.
The new software improves performance by optimizing app processing. This ensures faster app loading and battery efficiency. Privacy and security aspects have also been improved for Galaxy users.
If you have one of these phones, you can check for the update by going to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install. Install the update now to enjoy the new and improved features.
Looking ahead, Samsung is also operating on One UI 8.5, which is expected to be released in February 2026. Both its Galaxy A73 and Galaxy M35 will also be eligible for that update.
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