Samsung's One UI 9.5 Adds Galaxy Glasses Support and Stricter Sideloading Policies

Samsung's One UI 9.5 continues to evolve behind the scenes, with new features and refinements being added to its internal builds. The latest update includes support for Galaxy Glasses, which is likely to be a key feature of upcoming wearable hardware. In fact, the Battery widget now has a dedicated category for glasses, suggesting that Samsung's software ecosystem is preparing for future wearables.

The App Mirroring feature, previously known as App Cast, allows users to wirelessly access their phone's apps and notifications from a laptop. However, the name change may indicate that Samsung is shifting its focus towards creating a more seamless experience across its devices. Furthermore, sideloading apps has become stricter, with a 24-hour security delay now in place for installing apps from unverified developers.

Google Search and Finder are also working together as intended, after previously being broken in the older CZH9 build. This integration allows users to access either Google Search or Samsung's own Finder directly from the Home screen. Overall, these updates suggest that One UI 9.5 is a significant release with several key features and improvements.