Samsung's next big phone update could change two apps many people open every day. According to Android Authority, the update is called One UI 9.5. It may remove the familiar grid view of the month in Calendar and add a journal to Health.
What changed
One UI is the software that runs on Samsung Galaxy phones. It sits on top of Android and controls how apps and menus look and work. One UI 9.5 is the next version.
- Calendar could lose its grid, the month view where each day is a small box.
- Health could gain a journal, a place for your own notes next to your health data.
Who it affects
Anyone with a Samsung Galaxy phone could see these changes once the update arrives. Calendar is where many people track work, school and family plans. A different month view could change how quickly you see a busy week. The Health journal would give you room to write down how you feel or what you did, next to the numbers your phone already collects.
What is not known yet
The report describes these changes as things that could happen. The material does not say how the new Calendar would look or whether the grid would be replaced by another view. It also does not say what the Health journal would let you record. There is no release date, and no list of which Galaxy phones would get the update.
What happens next
Samsung has not confirmed details in the material provided. Features can change before an update reaches the public. Until Samsung says more, there is nothing to do except expect that your Calendar and Health apps may look different after a future update.
The takeawaySamsung Galaxy owners should expect Calendar and Health to look different with One UI 9.5, though Samsung has not confirmed details or a date.