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Samsung explains why Home screen shortcuts disappear in One UI 7
Every smartphone has so many apps, files, chats, photos, and other content that it becomes difficult to figure out what you want to use at the current time. However, app shortcuts on your Galaxy phone’s home screen can be very helpful. Samsung’s One UI lets you add different types of shortcuts to your home screen. However, with the One UI 7 Beta, the Home screen shortcuts disappear on the Galaxy S24 series smartphone.
Well, Samsung responded to the One UI 7 Beta’s Home screen shortcuts disappearing issue.
One UI 7 Beta team explains why home screen shortcuts disappear
According to the beta moderators, the software team is working on the One UI 7 system which tries to optimize your background activity by closing background apps/in-active shortcuts, hence the home screen shortcuts disappearing issue appears.
The Korean tech giant is actively working to optimize this One UI 7 software update, and users can expect a stable update in the upcoming weeks.
Apart from this, Samsung is working on releasing the One UI 7 beta 3 update. This beta update will bring many other improvements. This update is expected to enhance the sound effects of unlocking, locking, and charging, solve the missing lock screen shortcut issue, and speed up the unlock process.
The One UI 7 Beta 3 update is expected to be released in the coming days, bringing improvements for users who are actively testing the new software. Currently, users of the Samsung Galaxy S24 series can enjoy the new features through the One UI 7 beta program. With the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, the company will release the stable One UI 7 update later this month.
Meanwhile, Samsung is planning to bring new features to the Home Up app that will be included in the upcoming One UI 7 stable update. Among many features, with One UI 7, you will be able to organize home screen items without the limitations of a grid layout. Plus, you will have the flexibility to place icons, widgets, and shortcuts exactly where you want them.
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Samsung, next year, is launching its new flagship S series smartphone, Galaxy S26 Ultra. Even though the phone hasn’t been officially announced yet, several details have already leaked online. Now, a report suggests that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 5G’s black color variant may offer a black frame instead of the silver one on the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
As you know, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is available in several colors, and if you prefer black, you have two options to choose from: Jet Black and Titanium Black. However, the Titanium Black comes with a black panel and a silver frame. Jet Black offers a black panel and a black frame.
According to @UniverseIce, the black color variant of the Galaxy S26 Ultra 5G will have a black frame, and not the silver frame that the Titanium Black version of the Galaxy S25 Ultra has.
The phone is expected to launch with Android 16-based new One UI 8.5. Plus, the company is also promising seven years of Android updates, which is great for long-term use.
Samsung’s Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 smartphones are expected to launch in March 2026. Ahead of the launch, we’re getting a sneak peek at Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 performance with One UI 8.5 and Android 16.
Both the upcoming Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 smartphones recently appeared on Geekbench, giving us some interesting insights into how they will perform with the new Android 16 and One UI 8.5. Interestingly, builds of both smartphones are already in testing for the upcoming software.
As per the Geekbench listing, the Galaxy A57 has scored impressively high in the tests, with a single-core score of 1,311 and a multi-core score of 4,347. These digits suggest that the A57 will offer a smooth and fast experience.
Moreover, the Galaxy A37 still performs well. It scored 1158 in single-core and 3401 in multi-core tests, and the software build was A376BXXU0AYK3. While these scores are a bit lower than the A57, the Galaxy A37 smartphone is still good enough to promise a fast and smooth experience for everyday tasks.
The test results show that Samsung is working hard to make One UI 8.5 faster and more efficient. Both smartphones will come pre-installed with the Android 16 -based One UI 8.5 to offer amazing performance and the latest features. Stay tuned for more information.
Google and Samsung are yet to release Android 17 and One UI 9 Beta for Pixel and Galaxy devices. Meanwhile, Google is working on a Universal Clipboard for Android phones and PCs, with Android 17. This means Samsung’s One UI 9 could bring universal clipboard to Galaxy devices.
According to Android Authority, Android 17 includes a feature called UniversalClipboardManager. This tool appears inside Google’s continuity framework, which transfers copied content between Android devices without a third-party tool
Samsung’s current cross-device features, like Quick Share, Samsung Flow, and Phone Link, do not offer built-in clipboard syncing. Fortunately, that could change in next year’s One UI 9 update, as Google is working on a Universal Clipboard for Android phones and PCs.
If Samsung follows the One UI 8 schedule, One UI 9 is expected to arrive alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8 in mid-2026. If Google implements Universal Clipboard in Android 17, Samsung will likely add it in One UI 9.
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