Samsung has recently released the One UI 8.5 Beta 4 update for the Galaxy S25 series. The update mainly brings performance improvements and bug fixes to make the phones run more smoothly. However, a new feature found in the Galaxy S25 Ultra is now getting a lot of attention, and it is something many users have been waiting for.

According to reliable tipster @UniverseIce, the Galaxy S25 Ultra adds a new feature, Partial Screen Recording, in One UI 8.5. This feature allows users to record only a specific part of the screen instead of the entire display.

The highlighted part of this feature is that the phone can automatically detect the video area on the screen. When you start recording, the system selects the main content area for you. You just need to tap to begin recording, without adjusting or resizing the frame manually.

You can still choose the area yourself if you want. But the automatic detection makes the process faster and easier. The screen recorder still supports full-screen recording, so users have both options.

Image via @UniverseIce

This feature is not just a simple crop tool. It is designed to understand what you want to record. Samsung had already added a similar auto-detect feature for screenshots in One UI 8.0. Now, with One UI 8.5, the same idea has been added to video screen recordings.

Samsung is going to launch the Galaxy S26 series later this month with the stable One UI 8.5 update. After that, more eligible Galaxy devices will receive the major update. Stay tuned for more information.

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