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06-28-2024, 01:55 PM
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Everyone agrees: One UI has just too much bloatware
The Samsung Galaxy series is highly regarded in the Android smartphone world. Its flagship, mid-range, and budget options all offer appealing specs, features, and software update promises. One UI is also a highlight for many, sprinkling features not found on stock Android throughout the interface. However, theres evidence that Samsungs take on Android has a growing bloatware problem.
My colleague Haroun Adamu discussed this notion in a recent feature, suggesting that for all its positives, One UI is weighed down by its desire to stuff as many preinstalled apps onto devices as possible. More... 
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