One change Samsung did make that some might not be ready to adopt is the separated notifications panel and Quick Settings menu. A lot of Android devices are taking on this design choice ...

Settings sit at the bottom of the menu, while a new Extensions section expands to show recommended add-ons. This redesigned ...

However, one of the most polarizing moves is the decision to switch from a unified notification shade/quick settings page to a split design. This change mirrors iOS and means you have to swipe ...

By default, One UI 7 now chooses to display the Quick Settings page and notification panel in separate pages, accessible with a swipe across the drop-down menu. This is a change from Samsung’s ...

The System Settings app ... and there are said to be design changes coming to Calculator (a more iOS-like design) and Safari (a unified menu for page controls). Other rumored macOS 15 changes ...

Specifically, the Settings homepage (the first page displayed when opening the app) is getting colorful new icons for each entry. Currently, these entries feature simple gray, borderless icons ...

Back then, the Android software interface on its older smartphones had tons of bloatware, an atrocious design ... if you head back to the Display settings page. Samsung has drastically changed ...

I’ve been using it since June and it still takes me off guard every time I open it 😂. System Settings in macOS Ventura brings a sidebar-focused design. While System Preferences on macOS ...

Whether you have Samsung, LG, Roku, TCL or any other brand the default settings are usually a bit too bright and colorful. But, you can fix this. Sure, most setup routines now ask you a few ...