Samsung may be preparing a radical overhaul of the mobile interface it has long developed under the One UI name. The new software, reportedly referred to internally as either One UI 10 or Galaxy OS, is expected to be a far broader transformation than a routine update.

The headline theme of the project is artificial intelligence. According to the claim, which is based on joint work between Samsung and Google, AI tools would stop being bolt-on features and become a direct component of the system itself.

AI could spread across the entire system

According to information relayed by phonefuturist, the leaker behind the report, the goal is to embed AI into different layers of the software. That way, instead of opening separate apps for various tasks, users would be able to draw directly on capabilities built into the system.

Free basic tools, paid extra services

Under the proposed strategy, the core AI features would ship free with the phone. Extras such as third-party services and special integrations, however, could be tied to a subscription model.

That said, it remains unclear for now which features would stay free and which would cost money. The Galaxy OS name, along with the expectation that the system will be unveiled alongside the Galaxy S28 series, is still based solely on leaks.