While last year's Android 8.0 Oreo release focused on under-the-hood changes, Android 9 Pie ships a ton of user-facing features and UI changes, making it feel like the "tock" to Oreo's "tick." ...

One UI is a fantastic improvement over Samsung's previous software, and makes everything much easier to use. Here's our hands-on with Android Pie / One UI on the Samsung Galaxy S9!

In other words, Android Pie is very specific and limited in what you can disable. My guess is that this will change over time, but for now, the feature isn’t quite as large in scope as what you ...

I’ve been testing One UI on a Galaxy S9 for the past week or so and thus far I really like it. In some ways, I like it better than what Google itself is shipping on the Pixel 3.

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This doesn’t guarantee that Android 9.0 will immediately begin downloading though, so you might have to try it a few times. The One UI beta weighs in at 1.89GB, so be sure to connect to WiFi ...

An early preview of One UI has already been seen in leaks of Samsung’s upcoming Android 9 Pie beta for its smartphones. That beta will roll out widely this month in the US, Germany, and Korea ...

Samsung will open a beta test for One UI based on Android 9 Pie with select devices starting this month in the US, Korea, and Germany. The Galaxy S9, S9+, and Note 9 will be updated with Android ...

With the launch of Android 9 Pie on Monday also came the release of its source code. Inside that code is new documentation on an interesting feature that allows for the modification of basic ...