The public beta version of the One UI 3.0 update was launched recently with a new set of features, as the update is available for the Galaxy S20 phones, and today we review the features of the One UI 3.0 update that was published by Samsung recently.
Samsung allows to try the public beta version of the One UI 3.0 update for users subscribing to the Android 11 preview program and One UI 3.0, with the update preview being limited to Note20 users in the US market.
Some expectations indicate that Samsung is preparing to launch One UI 3.0 for users during the month of November, with the update initially applicable to users of Galaxy S20 phones, and users of the Galaxy Z Fold2.
The One UI 3.0 update launches some new features that include the redesign of "Quick Panel", which now includes the new controls in Android 11 for media, as it will support the new design used in the quick switching between operating tools, various media as well as various sources.

Samsung also introduces in the One UI 3.0 update the dynamic lock screen feature, which now comes with a double number of categories available in the screen that reaches 10 different categories.

The One UI 3.0 update also brings Galaxy Z Fold2 users a "Multi-Active window" feature that will support activating more than one window on the screen, with support for triple display applications, which is one of the features that launched with the phone, but Samsung has added improvements with better support through Android 11 system.

Samsung also offers foldable phone users the dual preview feature when photographing and selfie pictures with the rear camera, which is one of the features presented in the Galaxy Z Fold2, where the feature supports the use of the camera in various tasks, and the One UI 3.0 update is scheduled to bring the feature to Galaxy Fold users .

The One UI 3.0 interface also supports a feature provided in the Galaxy Z Fold2, which provides the user with options to adjust the display on the external screen and the internal screen, as the feature on the Galaxy Z Fold2 comes in DPI settings that allow changing user interface settings to match the screen.

The Wonderland feature in the update will allow you to customize the preferred wallpaper that responds to phone movement, while also customizing the S Pen Air to do some things.
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