One UI 7 will let you stop HDR photos from making your Galaxy phone’s screen become super bright. This is because the “Super HDR” toggle in One UI 7 now works system-wide instead of only in the Samsung Gallery app. The new location of the “Super HDR” toggle in One UI 7 is under Settings > Advanced features.

Samsung is reportedly allowing users to disable Super HDR on their Galaxy phones running the One UI 7 beta. This is one of the biggest changes in the latest beta build. This option is useful if you prefer simpler image and video displays without the HDR enhancements.

HDR content looks amazing, until it burns your retinas at 11pm in a dark room. Annoyingly, the ability to turn off HDR content on Android devices has been missing, but Samsung is finally providing an option with its One UI 7 update for Galaxy devices.

One UI 7 brings a new feature called Camera Continuity that lets you take photos on a Galaxy phone and continue working on a Galaxy PC.

One UI 7 should introduce several connected devices features, including Camera Share functionality. It will allow you to use your Galaxy phone's camera as a webcam with your Galaxy Book or tablet. One UI 6.1.1 introduced a similar feature on the Galaxy S24, but Samsung will expand it to more devices with the next One UI release.

The One UI 7 update is adding a camera continuity feature that’ll let you use your phone to paste photos into notes on your PC.