Samsung One UI 7 is not only loaded with a range of new features but also improves the UX from personalization to animation as well as privacy and security. On the other hand, Google unveiled an app arching feature with Android 15, as you will be able to archive apps you aren’t using instead of uninstalling them. Thanks to the tipster Ice Universe, we have learned that Samsung is adopting the Android 15 App Arching feature with the One UI 7 update.
One UI 7 brings the Android 15 App Archiving feature
In a video on X (formerly Twitter), the leaker shared that One UI 7 Beta 1 has an Android 15 app arching feature. It lets you free up some space without forcing you to completely uninstall the app. It means that you won’t lose your data when you archive the app from your phone to free up space.
With this feature, the app will be archived in the cloud, and when you are ready to install it you save the hassle of setting it up again.
How to try out the One UI 7 (Android 15) App Archiving feature
The leaker noticed this feature on his Galaxy S24 series phone running One UI 7 beta. You can also try this feature on your latest Galaxy S series phone running One UI 7 by following the below-mentioned steps.
To do that, tap and long-press on the app that you want to archive in the cloud, here a pop-up window opens, and tap on the App info icon. Tap the Archive button at the bottom, and the app will be archived.
Once archived, you will notice that the app’s icon will appear dimmed with an archive mark indicating that it has been archived.
Restoring Archived Apps
Just tap on the dimmed app icon and a pop-up window will appear, and tap the Restore button here.
In addition to Android 15 App Archive features, One UI 7 brings big updates and features to the Home Screen, Lock Screen, stock apps, and Notification panel that give you a new look on your Galaxy devices. Large Folder delivers a new way to manage your phone’s home screen app properly and properly put them.
