The Samsung Galaxy S23 series was launched in February 2023 at the Samsung Unpacked event. All three pack powerful hardware and an excellent suite of software features. The Galaxy S23 is run on the Android 13 based on One UI 5.1 and is a minor bump over One UI 5.0 that debuted in 2022 for all worthy Samsung flagships. The latest version of the company’s skin comes with some fundamental usability changes and improvements. Also, One UI 5.1 extends the upgraded Multi control feature announced with the Galaxy S23 to other devices.
One UI 5.1 Multi Control:
Korean tech giant Samsung brings new features and improvements in Multi control with One UI 5.1, allowing for greater integration and connectivity across the mobile ecosystem. Galaxy users can enjoy a connected ecosystem on their mobile and PC with extended Multi control between Galaxy Book and smartphone.
In addition, this feature enables users to share their Galaxy Book’s mouse, keyboard or trackpad not only with their Galaxy tablet but now with select Galaxy phones as well. This feature allows them to copy and paste text and transfer images and allows drag and drop from one device to another as if they were one single device.
With One UI 5.1, this feature allows users browsing with Samsung Internet on their phone to seamlessly continue browsing the same pages on their PC, which makes everyday life a lot easier.
One UI 5.1 Multi Control Availability
Specifically, One UI 5.1 Multi Control is only available on select Galaxy phones, Galaxy Tab and Galaxy Book devices:
- One UI 4.1 or later for tablets
- One UI 5.1 or later for Galaxy phones
- Samsung Settings v1.5 (Intel) or Samsung Settings v3.3 (ARM) for the Galaxy Book series launched in 2021 or later
In addition, the availability of functions may vary depending on the device model, and you may need to have some prerequisites:
- Samsung account login
- WIFI connection
- Bluetooth connection
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