One UI 7 is adding even more continuity features between your Galaxy phone and Galaxy Book

One of the best reasons to buy Samsung mobile phone This way you can take advantage of Samsung’s ever-growing ecosystem. Samsung has built a whole suite of apps and services available on its devices, and they’ve created a number of software features that take advantage of this fact. For example, the Resume App on Other Devices feature lets you pick up where you left off when using Samsung Web or the Samsung Notes app. With the upcoming A user interface 7 After the update, this feature will get even better thanks to the addition of camera continuity.

An introduction to UI 7 camera continuitya feature designed to streamline workflow between Galaxy devices. Camera Continuity lets you take photos or scan documents on your Galaxy phone and seamlessly continue working on them on another Galaxy device, such as a Galaxy Book PC. This integration will be available in Samsung Internet and the Samsung Notes app, but it will only work if your device is signed in to the same Samsung account, is within Bluetooth range, and is connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

Unfortunately we were unable to demonstrate the camera continuity feature as it appears to only be available on Samsung Galaxy S24 running One UI 7 beta 2. On other devices, such as the Galaxy Book 5 Pro 360, there is no indication that the feature is active, even in the “Continue apps on other devices” settings page. This indicates that the operating system and related applications may need to be updated.

While the Samsung Notes app already offers cross-device syncing as it allows you to manually insert photos in synced notes, Camera Continuity can simplify the process. The existing shared notes feature in the Samsung Notes app serves a different purpose, enabling collaborative editing similar to Google Docs.

The One UI 7 update also brings other improvements to the Resume App on Other Devices feature. If you haven’t noticed, the feature is now called “Continue on other devices”. That’s because it now doesn’t just work with your apps, but also syncs your saved Wi-Fi networks between devices. However, Samsung devices already support syncing saved Wi-Fi networks to Samsung Cloud, so strictly speaking, this is not a new feature.

In addition, the settings page now recommends supporting “other applications” other than Samsung Web and Samsung Notes. Previous One UI versions explicitly listed only these two apps, so this change in wording may indicate that this feature may be expanded in the future.

Overall, One UI 7 brings enhancements to cross-device integration, including camera continuity, Storage sharing, camera sharingenhancing the synergy between Galaxy phones and Galaxy Book PCs. These additions make Samsung’s ecosystem even more attractive for those looking for seamless interoperability between devices.