Updated
Updated · SammyGuru · Aug 15
Samsung Adds App Mirroring to One UI 9.5 as New Finder Layout Moves Search to Bottom
Updated
Updated · SammyGuru · Aug 15

Samsung Adds App Mirroring to One UI 9.5 as New Finder Layout Moves Search to Bottom

2 articles · Updated · SammyGuru · Aug 15

Summary

  • Built into an internal One UI 9.5 build, Samsung’s new App Mirroring feature lets Galaxy Book users access phone apps and notifications wirelessly from a laptop.
  • Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and the same Samsung account are required, making the feature a Galaxy ecosystem exclusive aimed at smoother phone-to-PC switching.
  • One UI 9.5 also adds a new Home screen search option, letting users choose between “Search” and “Finder” in a bar placed near the bottom dock for easier one-handed reach.
  • That Finder layout was first seen in One UI 9.0 on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8, signaling Samsung is carrying foldable interface changes into its broader software lineup.
  • Together with the previously spotted App Lock feature, the additions suggest One UI 9.5 may be a more substantial update than a minor visual refresh.

Insights

Will Samsung's exclusive new App Mirroring finally rival Apple's ecosystem, or just alienate users without a Galaxy Book?
Could the leaked One UI 9.5 natural-language Finder completely change how you interact with your smartphone forever?