Samsung has officially pulled out all the Galaxy Note 7 following a battery problem which resulted in many devices catch fire or explode. This product is no longer available on the market but its Grace UX will be passed on to other devices.
Grace UX is an update version of TouchWiz, touch interface that is currently used by the majority of Samsung smartphones. Grace UX was first launched in conjunction with the Galaxy Note 7, but unfortunately, this new interface can not touch many consumers as a result of the problems that plagued the phablet.
One XDA forum users, TokyoGuy, was the first to report that the Galaxy Note 5 will soon get an update Grace UX. TokyoGuy rumored Galaxy Note 7 to swap it with the Galaxy Note 5 and after it set the new device, he found the process to download an update OTA (over the air).
"The file you downloaded about 600 MB, and I think this is something which is strange considering patchSeptember and October, if incorporated, not that big. When the device is turned back, I was very surprised to find Grace UX belonging Note 7 on the device. It includes Bluelight Filter on Display Settings, something even S7 edge was not having it, "said TokyoGuy.
Samsung Grace UX based on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow and brings a number of new features such as Wide Selfie, Smart Manager, Ultra Power Saving Mode, Game Tools, and many more. It looks more tidy and offers a more subtle than TouchWiz animation.
According to news from SamMobile, this time Grace UX updates can be enjoyed by consumers in South Korea, especially the customers Korea Telecom. There has been no official confirmation from Samsung when the update can be enjoyed by users in other countries.
Meanwhile, Android 7.0 beta program Nougat to Galaxy Galaxy S7 and S7 edge has begun in several countries. The report mentions that the Android 7.0 update will bring Grace Nougat UX Galaxy to Galaxy S7 and S7 edge.
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