Since that time, the Galaxy’s shape has been fragmented and tested among tablet users to move away from the vertical app drawer. Glad their arguments have now been accepted! Samsung’s vertical app drawer option is no further than its launch with the One UI 7 update, which is underway now.
Good Lock is a service suite that is used to customize Samsung devices and just a few days ago came news from its official developer. Good Lock’s My Home screen once had an application drawer, if you like that. But, that wonderful facility disappeared without any trace. The reason behind this, now – that Samsung is now including it with its custom skin on One UI 7.
This is also an excellent difference because users who don’t know how to scroll sideways will get more information at once. This is especially useful on larger phones. With a flat design, staying on your app is a pleasure – you won’t get lost on the screen with endless swiping left and right.
Although the exact date of when it will be launched is still under speculation, we can make an educated guess based on the facts collected. The company Google announced the first beta of Android 15 which will be the framework for One UI 7. Considering the company culture, it’s very likely that the One UI 7beta testing program will begin just a few months after May’s Google I/O. This could result in a new stable version of One UI 7 with a more vertical app drawer coming out in the last month of this year.
So, if you are one of those people who likes to keep things organized and organized, then rejoice! A vertically scrolling app drawer is now just days away, from reaching your smartphone.
