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Samsung devices that receive the update with the One UI 6.0 superstructure can look forward to an improved color palette of the user interface. She appeared on the air informace, which suggests that Google u Androidu 14, on which One UI 6.0 will be based, will improve the color options of its Material You design language.

Google posted a short on Twitter last week trailer to the new color options of the Material You design language. It's the next evolution of its color palette feature. Internally, this new color palette has v Androidu 14 bear the name Fidelity. As the name suggests, Google wants the color palette in the next version of its system to more closely reflect the user's wallpaper, using better and sometimes richer colors and higher contrast.

Although a new color palette in beta versions Androidu 14 doesn't exist yet, website 9to5Google found that this new style is partially available in Google's open source code. But only time will tell whether or not the Material You name will be replaced by the word Fidelity, or the American tech giant will merge the names to become "Material You Fidelity." At its core, Fidelity's new color style is similar to the Material You color palette. Allows users to set UI colors to match their wallpapers. However, he treats colors differently.

As shown by the images published by the website, Fidelity's style relies more on color contrasts and vivid colors. Material You mutes the original red color, while Fidelity accurately adds the selected red color to other UI elements, such as the color picker button in the lower right corner.

Since the color palette feature in One UI is based on the Material You color style, it is very likely that One UI 6.0 will use the Fidelity style. The next version of the superstructure could users of the device Galaxy give even more control over how their user interface looks based on their wallpaper. Samsung would have the One UI 6.0 superstructure on supported start releasing devices sometime in the fall. He will open for her even before that (probably in August). beta program.

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