Samsung users are turning their home screens into chaotic masterpieces, thanks to One UI 7 and the updated Home Up app.

Android 16 introduces a bold new look with a blur-heavy Quick Settings panel and customizable tile sizes. The status bar and ...

This new look was spotted and enabled by Android Authority, hidden in the code for the latest Android 16 beta. At this stage it's not clear if the UI refresh will launch at the same time as Android 16 ...

Android 16 QPR1 introduced a massive design language change called Material 3 Expressive. This adjustment affects the base set of assets Google makes available to developers. That affects how Quick ...

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, powered by One UI 7 ... to craft a home screen that is both functional and visually appealing. By using Samsung’s built-in tools, you can design a minimalist ...

The previous design had the “Gemini” or “Gemini Advanced ... which brings back the old UI. Google first introduced this homescreen redesign for Android in late September and it’s ...

Changing your app icons on Android is easy, but it is also a non-intuitive process. But if you wish to maximize your Android phone's appearance and home screen customization, you're likely already ...

Samsung has tweaked the One UI Launcher to allow users to show or hide icon names on the home page. This option provides a cleaner look for those who prefer a minimalist home screen. Users who ...

You’re now ready to get creative with your Samsung home screens. You should have the following options: Move icons anywhere on the screen, even overlapping them. Resize and rotate widgets ...