With One UI 7, Samsung aims to offer a more advanced and innovative mobile AI experience to the users. The new firmware is significantly based on Android 15, bringing some new and fine-grained features, a visual overhaul, and security improvements for the Galaxy audience.
The key highlight among all the features and changes of One UI 7 is that Samsung has impressively redesigned various icons of stock apps; thus, check out how Samsung presented a nice overhaul to the stock app icons when comparing them with the older One UI 6.1 version.
To begin with, at first sight, with One UI 7, Samsung has offered slightly different aesthetics, changing the app icons color scheme to a nice gradient look for an appealing finish. Apps like Bixby, Gallery, Samsung Internet, and Contacts received major gradient effects.
Simultaneously, the calculator now consists of three signs, including addition, subtraction, and equal to, while the clock app now consists of grey and white hues, ditching the blue color of the outer section. Alternatively, Modes and Routines, Messages, Notes, and Phone received some minor tweaks.
Meanwhile, opting out of some major visual revamp, the Reminder app with the Bell icon is replaced with a check mark, the Galaxy Store app icon received a more detailed look, the Settings app gear has been more enhanced, and the Themes app received a stunning gradient effect with the hues of blue and pink.
Therefore, One UI 7, of course, is said to be the biggest upgrade in Samsung’s history ever; it has significantly offered some major changes and an attractive visual design overhaul to the stock app icons by adding more details that are certainly beautiful and easy to recognize. Also, those Galaxy S24 owners who have enrolled in the One UI 7 beta program are definitely enjoying the new visual overall of One UI’s stock apps on their home screen.
