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Samsung One UI 4.1: New Accent Colour Themes with Material You

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May 5, 2022

Samsung One UI 4.1 New Accent Colour Themes

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Samsung has already rolled out its latest One UI 4.1 for many smartphones. Samsung’s One UI software for smartphones and tablets is widely regarded as one of the best Android skins available. The company continues to add new features and improvements to its software regularly.

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One UI 4.1 Material You Color Themes

Material You is a dynamic theme system introduced by Google in Android 12. This system can help the App to dynamically color according to the user’s wallpaper. Several system apps supported the Material You color theme including Calculator, calendar, alarm clock, contacts, equipment maintenance, Gallery, Messages, My Files (file manager), Phone, Reminders, Samsung Cloud, Samsung Pass, settings, Tips, weather.

The One UI 4.1 skin adopts Android 12 Material You theme features, you’ll be able to completely personalize your phone with a custom color palette and redesigned widgets. Using what we call color extraction, you choose your wallpaper, and the system automatically determines which colors are dominant, which ones are complementary, and which ones just look great. It then applies those colors across the entire OS: the notification shade, the lock screen, the volume controls, new widgets, and much more.

One UI 4.1: How change Material You Colour Themes on Galaxy smartphones

You can change your Galaxy mobile accent color theme as per your home screen wallpaper, with Material You features.

If you want to change it
Go into your smartphone Home Screen
Tap on Hold on the Home Screen or long pressing
Now tap on Wallpapers option, from bottom of your device screen
Go into Colour Theme option
Now Choose a theme based on colours from your wallpaper
Color designs are drawn to your current wallpaper
Tap on Done.

This work is being done in deep collaboration between our software, hardware, and Material Design teams. We’re unifying our software and hardware ecosystems under a single design language called Material You.

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