Galaxy S25 may get Galaxy S26's Horizontal Lock camera feature with One UI 9.0
Samsung may bring the Galaxy S26's Horizontal Lock camera feature to the S25 series via the upcoming One UI 9.0 update.
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The Galaxy S25 series could receive the Horizontal Lock camera feature, a capability originally associated with the Galaxy S26, through the One UI 9.0 update. Simultaneously, Samsung has increased One UI 9 testing for the Galaxy S23 FE, S24 FE, S25 FE, and S25 Edge.
Coverage from SamMobile and tech-ish.com emphasizes the software expansion and testing phases. Additionally, Android Authority reports improvements to the S26 Ultra's Privacy Display.
Future developments center on the One UI 9.0 release schedule. According to Sammy Fans, Samsung may not confirm the update timeline during the Unpacked event.
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Quick answers
Which devices are currently undergoing One UI 9 testing?
Testing is ramping up for the Galaxy S23 FE, S24 FE, S25 FE, and S25 Edge.
What specific feature might the Galaxy S25 receive from the S26?
The Galaxy S25 may receive the Horizontal Lock camera feature.
Will the One UI 9.0 schedule be announced at Unpacked?
Coverage indicates Samsung may not confirm the update schedule at the event.
Coverage (4)
- One UI 9.0 Release Date: Samsung may not confirm update schedule at Unpacked Sammy Fans · 1d ago
- Samsung just made the S26 Ultra's Privacy Display a lot more useful Android Authority · 1d ago
- Samsung ramps up One UI 9 testing for Galaxy S23 FE, S24 FE, S25 FE & S25 Edge tech-ish.com · 1d ago
- Galaxy S25 may get Galaxy S26's Horizontal Lock camera feature with One UI 9.0 SamMobile · 1d ago
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