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Samsung\u2019s upcoming One UI 7 update could bring some pretty big changes to the look of its Galaxy devices. Leaked screenshots @chunvn8888<\/a> shared with Smartprix<\/em><\/a> show Samsung\u2019s Android skin with tweaks to the quick settings and notification panels, along with UI elements that take on a rounder appearance throughout.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n As shown in the leaked screenshots, it looks like Samsung may split the notification panel from the quick setting shade. The unified shade in One UI 6 has you swipe down once to access your notifications and again to reach your quick settings (unless you\u2019re using instant access<\/a>) \u2014 but that may change in One UI 7.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n You might also notice that the shaded elements surrounding the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth icons trade their squircle shape in One UI 6 for a more rounded appearance. That tweak is reflected in other areas of One UI 7 as well, including the notification bubbles and the main settings menu.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Smartprix<\/em> also obtained a video showing a new notification pop-out for the timer and other system apps that looks a little bit like the animations for the iPhone\u2019s Dynamic Island. At the bottom of the screen, you can see each app with rounded corners, while the Gallery app icon has a more colorful design.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The screenshots also show \u201ccontinuity notifications,\u201d which appear to allow you to send video call notifications to your other Galaxy devices and pick up your call from there. That sounds a bit like Google\u2019s upcoming cross-device feature<\/a> that lets you transfer video calls between devices. Apple also has a similar feature allowing you to hand off FaceTime calls<\/a> from an iPhone to an iPad or Mac.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n