According to PhoneArena , One UI 8 is expected to launch earlier than originally planned to compensate for the delays experienced by One UI 7. However, the improvements offered by One UI 8 seem to fall short of the expectations placed on One UI 7.
The delay in One UI 7 forced Samsung to accelerate the rollout of One UI 8.
Beta versions of One UI 7 show that it is indeed a significant upgrade, although the user interface remains controversial. The new interface has evolved and become more similar to iOS. However, unlike iOS 18, One UI 7 is considered better developed software. While Apple users were disappointed by the lack of innovation in One UI 8, One UI 7 generated high expectations for the final release.
Powered by Google's Gemini, Galaxy AI in One UI 7 is also expected to outperform Apple Intelligence. Along with Apple's problematic notification summarization feature, Apple Intelligence's image editing capabilities are also not highly rated when compared to Galaxy AI.
One UI 8 will not have as many groundbreaking changes as One UI 7.
The delay in the rollout of One UI 7 may be Samsung's attempt to learn from Apple's experience. Similar to the iPhone 16, the standout features of the Galaxy S25 largely revolve around AI. However, after Apple's initial failures with AI, Samsung may adopt a more cautious approach to avoid negative reactions.
The first update for the Galaxy S25 is a massive 24GB, a huge amount compared to previous versions and likely related to AI features. The rapid launch of One UI 8 could be Samsung's way of appeasing user dissatisfaction since the industry shifted towards AI marketing. However, this could also mean that One UI 8 won't offer many changes compared to One UI 7.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/samsung-day-nhanh-toc-do-trien-khai-one-ui-8-185250216073638197.htm
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