The company has announced that its interface One UIuntil now present in smartphones, tablets and televisions, It will be extended to the range of smart appliances. This movement reinforces the bet of the brand for an increasingly unified ecosystem, while consolidating the idea of a digital home in which everything works under the same visual and interaction language.
The novelty does not arrive in isolation: together with this integration, Samsung has guaranteed that its WiFi connectivity appliances will receive Software updates for seven years. A commitment that, in a sector such as appliances, is especially relevant to prolong the usefulness and safety of devices that often accompany families for more than a decade.
One UI, now also in appliances
Since its premiere on Galaxy phones, the personalization we are talking about has become one of the hallmarks of the Korean firm. The interface is characterized by offering a clear design, recognizable iconography and menus that facilitate so -They on small screens as in broader environments. It was a matter of time that this unified language made the leap to appliances, an increasingly connected category thanks to the expansion of the Internet of things.
The arrival of One UI to refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners or kitchens with screen seeks coherence And, also, that the user feels familiar with navigation from the first moment. Thus, someone who already uses a Galaxy S24 can handle the interface of his fridge No need for complicated learning Additional, accessing menus, notifications or configurations with the same fluidity.
A common experience throughout the home
One of the great attractions of this announcement is the possibility of enjoying a consistent experience in mobiles, televisions and appliances. In this way, applications and services are integrated transversely: from the image gallery and Samsung TV Plus to the Bixby voice assistant. Everything is connected to smartthings.
News that arrive in the first major update
The company has detailed that Appliances launched last year will begin to receive several key improvements in September. These cover security, artificial intelligence, services and design.
First, security will be strengthened with the arrival of Knox Matrixthe solution developed by Samsung that already protects smartphones and televisions. This technology will apply confidence chains between devices, so that an appliance can monitor the status of another within the same home network. The models with screen, such as some Bespoke refrigerators or washing machine with tactile panel, will also incorporate support for passkeys and credentials encrypted.
In the intelligence section, refrigerators with family hub and large format screens will gain a significant improvement called AI Vision Insidecapable of recognizing a broader range of packaged and fresh foods. This will allow the user to better manage the pantry and take advantage of the custom recipe recommendations that the system already offers.
For its part, Bixby evolves with the incorporation of Voice IDwhich allows distinguishing the voice of the different family members and adapting the answers according to the person. Thus, the appliance may offer a differentiated profile to each user, with personalized reminders or recommendations adapted to their routines.
Finally, the renovated design of One UI, which debuted in the 2025 appliance range, It will also apply to the 2024 teams. With this, navigation will be more intuitive and adjustments adapted to each region will be incorporated, which reinforces the idea of a coherent global experience and adjusted to local needs.
With this initiative, the South Korean company takes a new step towards its purpose of offering a simple, safe and lasting ecosystem. And does it with a movement that values two differential aspects: the Safety and longevity. Elements that can become decisive factors for consumers when renewing or acquiring new appliances.
