Some Samsung Galaxy users on One UI 8 have run into a problem with the Dynamic Wallpaper feature. This option is meant to change the wallpaper’s color throughout the day depending on the time, but for many users, it keeps switching back to the default wallpaper on its own.

According to the reports, when users set the Dynamic wallpaper on their Samsung Galaxy devices running One UI 8, the wallpaper is supposed to adjust its colors as per the time of day. But the bug causes wallpapers to revert to the default one, rather than changing to the colors as expected. This is quite frustrating.

Fortunately, Samsung has confirmed that the company is aware of this One UI 8 issue, and it affects the Dynamic Wallpaper feature. The company also mentioned that an update has been released to fix this issue. After that, the wallpaper will stay as you set it, and the color changes will occur correctly throughout the day.

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To fix this issue, you have to update the Samsung Wallpaper app. This update will improve the Dynamic Wallpaper function to work properly. For that, you just need to open the Galaxy Store app >> go to the Menu option >> click on Updates >> and find the Samsung Wallpaper app and update it.

Once the app is updated, your wallpaper will no longer reset, and the color changes will work smoothly. So if you are facing the same issue, install the update now.

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Samsung has finally started the rollout of the Stable One UI 8 Watch update to the Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro in the US. Verizon is bringing the major software to the older smartwatches with new features and improvements.

One UI 8 Watch update brings an advanced Tiles feature that lets you create your own tiles. The curated tile offers a variety of information, such as weather, calendar events, and reminders.

You can combine apps to gather information and create custom tiles. To expand apps in a tile, utilize the + icon to add any tiles you like in the One UI 8 Watch software.

Samsung’s Wear OS 6 upgrade also brings advancements to watch faces. It expands Low light mode to the dark mode for easier viewing, which supports select faces like Sporty and Heritage Classic.

Mindfulness is another highlighting feature that unlocks mood tracking and breathing exercises, helping the users of the Galaxy Watch 5 or Watch 5 Pro with focus and stress reduction.

Apart from new features, the One UI 8 Watch update carries the October 2025 security patches. US residents can identify the latest update through the PDA build version ending with DYK4.

Wear OS 6 brings core improvements to offer reliable app performance. Apps will launch and load faster, and run efficiently to save power and improve the overall battery life.

Utilize the Galaxy Wearable app to get this update today. Open the app followed by Watch settings and Watch software update. Hit the Download and install button to initiate the firmware search process for your smartwatch.

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Samsung fans have already received the One UI 8.0 update with plenty of improvements. Now, Samsung’s One UI 8.5 has grabbed all the headlines, and a new leak sheds light on two more new features slated to launch soon.

Enthusiast ThatJoshGuy revealed two new features that appeared in the new Tips app on One UI 8.5. These are the officially highlighted features that will be promoted through the official Tips app on compatible Samsung phones.

Samsung has crafted Direct voicemail and Private album. The former is inspired by Apple’s iOS, while the latter is hidden inside One UI 8.

Direct voicemail

One UI 8.5 will let you set Direct voicemail for callers. When enabled, it will let callers record a voicemail as they call. It’s a feature already available on Apple iPhones that works for callers having Android phones too.

When you receive a call, the caller will be prompted to record a voicemail. It will happen after a certain time duration or early if manually set. If the caller drops a voicemail, you receive the message in text form.

The official description is as follows:

Let callers record a message when you can’t answer and see what they say in real-time on the screen. You can start Direct voicemail manually when you receive a call or set calls to automatically go to voicemail after a certain amount of time.

Private album

Samsung Gallery already has Private Album feature on One UI 8. However, you need to manually enable it from Gallery Labs. One UI 8.5 will end the need for this manual activation and bring it to the Gallery app.

Private album is a dedicated space where you can store your personal photos and videos. The folder will be available in the Gallery app’s menu. You can access the folder’s contents after authenticating through biometrics.

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Samsung might launch the One UI 8.5 Beta Program on December 8. The testing activity will begin for the Galaxy S25 series.

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Samsung Galaxy S25 FE impressed at a regional event held in Jakarta. The company has put its latest Fan Edition smartphone to the test in a night run of a 4x100m relay, which was focused on creativity in motion, not race.

At the NightstFEt relay event, Samsung showcased the Galaxy S25 FE capabilities. The company has turned this night run into a creative storytelling challenge. The event brought together 27 teams and more than 100 runners for a 4x100m relay.

The event brought together 27 teams and over 100 runners for a 4x100m relay. The Korean tech giant has centered this event on producing creative content in motion.

During the relay, participants experimented with camera angles, gestures, and storytelling techniques, which reinforced the NightstaFEt as an event built around creativity and expression.

Source – Samsung Newsroom

Each participant carried a Galaxy S25 FE as the team “baton,” using its camera and Galaxy AI features to capture, edit, and share every moment.

Participants were divided into four creative roles, with each runner highlighting a different capability of Galaxy S25 FE.

The first runner – “Selfie Guru”

• Leveraged the 12MP front camera to capture the vibrant moments of the team at the starting line.

The second runner – “action shots” and “Generative Edit”

• Refined compositions and added playful elements, resulting in content that blended movement and personality.

The third runner – “recorded videos” using “Audio Eraser”

• Utilized Audio Eraser to keep voices clear while filtering out stadium noise, and Nightography to ensure bright, sharp footage even in minimal light.

The final runner – “Instant Slow-mo”

• Added cinematic flair using Instant Slow-mo, capturing expressive finishes and dramatic gestures in great detail.

The event blended sports, community, and interactive storytelling. Galaxy S25 FE is packed with One UI 8 and Galaxy AI features. These capabilities make the device an excellent gadget for creating storytelling content.

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