Massive ONE UI 3.1 Update for Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is Here - 10+ New Features By sakitech

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Aug 14, 2021
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Massive ONE UI 3.1 Update for Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is Here - 10+ New Features

Hey guys soccer from Saudi ticket in today's video we have a massive new one. UI 3.1 update for the Samsung Galaxy note 20 series. So let me just go over here: here's the Samsung Galaxy note, 20 ultra and also a note 20 ultra now this one here I got the update on I'm going to tap on software update, I'm going to tap on last update and real quick. You will see that we do have a long list of all the new features that I'm going to cover in this video one by one. But if you look at the bottom over here, the size of this update is 1600 megabytes. This is the official one UI 3.1 update. So if I go back over here, okay, if I go into my about phone and if I go into my software information you'll see we have one UI 3.1 android 11. Now, if I go to this guy over here, okay, all the way down uh about phone software information, this one's going to be 3.0 and android 11. So I'm going to show you guys what all the differences are side by side.

So you get a full grip of what's happening here all right, so the very first thing you want to talk about has to do with the camera application. So when I launch the uh camera application, if I go into my single take option, uh you will notice at the bottom. We have a similar feature. We are. Furthermore, we are able to change uh, the duration of the single take to whatever seconds, but with one UI 3.1 on the top. Furthermore, we have a new menu.

Now when I tap this, I can actually select and unselect what the single take actually generates when I use it. So if I don't want filtered videos, I just disable that if I don't want the highlight videos, I just disable that- and I just keep what I want, which makes a lot of sense. One UI 3.0 does not have that option. Okay, so that's one new feature. Now we also have a major improvement to the actual performance of the camera.

Now let me launch the camera uh. First and foremost, it's going to be faster, it's going to be snappier, but if you do go into your photo mode, okay, and if you play with your uh zooming capabilities now, when I go to 50 times zoom, you will notice that on the top here we have a little hand icon, and it becomes yellow. It actually gives you extra software stabilization so that when you are taking photos that are fully zoomed in to 50 times or even 30 times, let's see if it works at 20 okay, so it does work out 20 times as well. It's going to be super stable, so there's going to be less camera shake, and you are going to be able to take that zoomed in photo with much more ease, and it's going to be actually clearer. As you can see, we don't have the yellow screen on one UI, 3.0, okay, this actually stabilizes software stabilizes your zoomed in shot to make it much better and easier to take. So that is absolutely fantastic and, of course, overall performance and stability also has been enhanced for the camera application.

It does feel smoother on one UI 3.1. The next thing we have is, if I go to my settings over here: okay, let's go to the settings real, quick uh. Let's see go into the advanced features. You will notice that on the top we do have a brand-new option know known as continue apps on other devices that we don't have here now. This is a brand-new app continuity feature.

I'm going to be making an in-depth video in regard to this feature very soon, but basically you have a Samsung phone and a Samsung tablet which you can do is if you start something on these two applications as of now. These are the support applications. If you start something on Samsung notes or Samsung internet, you can pick exactly where you left off on your phone automatically on the tablet as soon as you launch any one of these applications on the tablet. So it's a great app continuity feature for productivity. It is an ecosystem benefit.

So it's not going to benefit you in any way. If you only have a Samsung phone, but you have a phone and a tablet and a Samsung laptop it's going to be very useful for now for these two applications. So that's number two okay under advanced features. Everything else is going to be the same now. Another thing that we have if I go back over here, if I go into my display all right, uh you scroll down a little.

You see I comfort shield. If I tap on it, it's the same thing as we have over here on 3.0, but here it's called the blue light filter, and also it looks a little different. We do have the adaptive option here so when I turn this on, it has the adaptive option. It adjusts the blue light to keep your eyes comfortable, or you can tap on custom, and then you can do all these things that you can do right here. Turn on now turn a schedule all right, as you can see, you can create schedule.

It looks a little different, but mostly they do the same thing, but I do like the adaptive option that simply works by itself by sensing the ambient light in the room. Alright, so that's that let me just turn that off for now that's another one. Let's move on to the next one now another cool feature is known as the object eraser feature. So if I were to go into my gallery over here, okay first, you want to do is what you want to do. Are you want to tap on the edit button? Okay, and then you do need to realize that the object eraser option is hidden under galaxy labs.

So you tap on the three dots you go into the labs, and you make sure object. Eraser is in fact enabled now once you do, that you'll see an option at the bottom here that looks like an eraser now when you tap on it, it allows you to erase objects on a photo. So if I tap on this object right here, I can tap on erase now. That's not something you can do with the Samsung Galaxy note.20 with one UI 3.0 now you can see it didn't do a good job here. Normally it does a great job, maybe there's a little problem with the update it just got updated.

But basically, when I tap on one of these objects, I tap on erase it erases the object and leaves a nice little blurry background that kind of merges with the uh with the uh. With the background, as you can see, so that was a little dirty no big deal. Let me tap erase again see what happens. Okay, a little better, so you can erase it over and over if you want to until you get a nice and clear shot, but the object eraser is going to be very useful in certain scenarios when you want to remove people from the uh from a photo. So that's another new feature now another feature that also has to do with the gallery application.

If I were to try to share this photo with somebody and I tap on the share button, what you are going to notice is a brand-new option at the bottom here that says, remove location data, so I can check this and, as I share the photo with somebody else, it removes the location of that photo. Okay, normally every photo. If you pull it up a little. Uh gives you a full location of exactly where that photo was taken which is not secure. You can send a photo to somebody, and they can find your location that easily.

But with this new feature, I tap on the share button and I simply remove location data before I share the photo, which is absolutely fantastic now with the one UI 3.1. If I tap on share, I'm not going to see that option. As you can see, look at that and look at that. You cannot remove the location data. You have to do it before you send the photo using a third-party application.

So those are some bigger changes, but if I do go back into my settings over here, okay, if I go into my software update one thing that I've noticed here again, this is going to be an ecosystem benefit. If you do have a Samsung Galaxy buds, it does switch between the buds from the phone to the tablet automatically. So let's say you're using your tablet watching a movie, then you get a call on your Samsung Galaxy note: 20. The buds will automatically switch to the Samsung phone. You take the call you end the call, then you go back to your tablet and the buds get routed to the tablet.

Continue watching your movie, but those are some major changes with one UI 3.1 for the Samsung Galaxy note 20. Hopefully the remaining phones like the s20 series, the a71 series will get it very soon as well. Any questions, comments or concerns drop them down below and let me know for now guys have a fantastic day all right. So if you found this video useful make sure to subscribe to Saki tech by clicking that button and also click that bell icon on the side to make sure you get notified every time, I upload a new video and if you do use Twitter, Instagram or Facebook, you can follow me at site online to get the latest updates as well. Alright have a fantastic day.


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