Samsung's tablets actually don't have two-segment notices board with Android 13

Half a month prior, Samsung began carrying out the Android 13 update to its tablets, and the Galaxy Tab S8 series was the first to get the update. The Android 13 update was packaged with One UI 5.0, and it is live for the Galaxy Tab S8, Galaxy Tab S8+, and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra in a few nations. The taskbar was one of the greatest increments to the Android 13 update. In any case, there were two or three highlights missing from the update.

Strikingly, the Android 13 One UI 5.0 update for Galaxy tablets didn't bring the eagerly awaited two-segment notices board and lock screen. The Galaxy Tab S8 running the Android 13 update actually utilizes the single-section notice conceal, like smartphones. It shows the time and date right at the top focus of the warning board, a line of seven speedy switches, trailed by the brilliance slider.

You gain the Gadget Influence and Media Result fastens right beneath the most brilliant slider. At long last, there is a feed of warnings with easy routes alongside notice settings and clear fastens at the base right corner.

Rather than this, as verified by 9To5Google, with Android 12L, Google has planned a two-segment format. Fast setting tiles sit on the left, with a brilliance slider above them. You likewise get a column of buttons for altering, exchanging profiles, the Power menu, and opening Settings right underneath the QS tiles. You have a rundown of notices at the right that you can access with only a solitary swipe.

Samsung keeps on utilizing the two-swipe motion on the notice board, in spite of the fact that Android 12L presented the two-section design. Additionally, Samsung likewise passes up the huge media player, which sits on the right with the clock. At this point, the Samsung UI seems to be an extended phone UI.