One UI 6.1.1
One UI 6.1.1 to Fix Clock Alignment in Control Center’s Top Bar
In an earlier report, we discussed the issue of character misalignment. Now here we got to know one more issue related to the time and date disbalance. An user has reported that he is getting an annoying imbalance between time and date when it lowers the top bar.
According to the user, when he installed the One UI 6.1 on his Galaxy S23 FE device, he encountered an imperfect alignment between date and time. It is reported that the clock is slightly raised in comparison to the date, which is making it unbalanced and annoying.
It is worth noticing that the issue is occurring with the default font of the Samsung, while with other fonts it seems to be balanced. The user has also shared three screenshots where we can clearly see the difference.
In response to the issue, Samsung has confirmed that the Quick Panel manager team is reviewing the symptoms that have been reported by users. He has also suggested waiting for the fix until the next One UI update arrives, i.e., One UI 6.1.1. So if you are also facing the same issue on any Galaxy device, then wait for the next major update. As far as the next update is concerned, it is expected that the company will provide the One UI 6.1.1 update in the upcoming month after releasing the latest Galaxy Foldables.
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Samsung will introduce the One UI 6.1.1 update next month, so to prepare its devices for the significant software changes, the company has already started rolling out new iterations of the applications to make them compatible. Earlier, the company had already released One UI 6.1.1 support for the Theme Park application. Now, with the latest development, One Hand Operation+ joins the party.
Samsung One Hand Operation+ gets One UI 6.1.1 Support with new features
Samsung has rolled out the new update for the One Hand Operation+ with the support of One UI 6.1.1 which will debut with Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6. The latest update comes with version number 7.1.23 and users will get a new “minimize pop-up window” feature. It will provide more convenience to the users.
Apart from the new feature, the application has also got some bug fixes and improvements that ultimately enhance the usability of the functions that are working in the one-hand operation. If you are using a Galaxy device that is eligible to get One UI 6.1.1, then you should start getting the latest update. To check for the latest update, you just need to search for it on the Galaxy Store.
For starters, the One Hand Operation is one of the Good Lock modules that allows users to customize their device according to their comfort, so they can easily use it with only one hand. For instance, you can set a thin gesture hand left or right of the screen, which will ease your use of several features of the device.
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Samsung is all set to launch its next generation of foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the Z Flip 6, in the upcoming weeks. With the latest foldables, the company will provide the One UI 6.1.1 update, which will provide several new enhancements for the device functionalities, and the latest report also claims to provide enhanced met on the side button functionality of the devices.
The side key for the foldables plays a key role in the foldables as it can be customized to perform certain tasks such as quick launch camera, wake bixby, and more, meaning you can do several tasks with unfolding the device.
However, some users recently reported issues with the side key. For example, a Galaxy Z Flip 5 user reported an annoying issue where the side key is unable to perform the task of opening the apps like a calculator directly.
In response to the issue, Samsung officials have said that the functionality of the side-key double-tap function will be improved with the upcoming One UI 6.1.1 update.
If we talk about availability, the One UI 6.1.1 update will debut with the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 devices, then the company may take some time and start expanding the update to more eligible devices within some days. If you are also having the same issues, then you have to wait at least a month to get rid of them.
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The Korean firm ‘Samsung’ is actively busy with the One UI 6.1.1 update, which is supposed to be introduced on the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6. This update is expected to upgrade the outdoor camera performance of the Galaxy S24.
One UI 6.1.1 is reported to bring a new upgrade to the Galaxy S24’s camera to enhance the capturing experience. The Galaxy S24 users who are facing the overexposure issue with the with the Galaxy S24 Ultra should have patience since the brand will soon improve the issue. This is being speculated by a tipster named IceUniverse, who stated that the Korean giant will improve the overexposure issues of the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
Usually, this issue occurs when brighter objects shoot in sunlight conditions. The upcoming update is reportedly expected to optimize camera performance in the Galaxy S24 series. This new improvement will surely enhance the camera experience for users. In the auto mode, the camera will automatically brighten objects used during sunlight. Noticeably, the implementation of the correction is not quite accurate, resulting in a brightened image.
If you want the actual exposure, you will need to manually reduce the brightness. Apart from the camera upgrade, the One UI 6.1.1 update will also bring dozens of AI features. It has already been reported that a Samsung moderator claimed that the One UI 6.1.1 update will be equivalent to One UI 6.1, and this time the giant could offer the One UI 6.1.1 update to the Galaxy S24 series.
The brand will introduce the One UI 6.1.1 update on the upcoming foldable devices at the next Galaxy Unpacked event on July 10 in Paris. It is expected that the giant may start rolling out new features and enhancements to select older models in August this year.
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