One UI 3.1 brings more productivity features to Galaxy Tab S7, Tab S7 +

Samsung released the Android 11 update for the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 + last week with One UI 3.1. The company’s flagship tablets became the first Galaxy devices to receive the One UI 3.1 update. The South Korean company has now unveiled all the new features that are part of the One UI 3.1 update.

One UI 3.1 brings automatic switching, wireless keyboard sharing and second screen

With One UI 3.1, Samsung’s focus is on increasing productivity and optimizing the Galaxy ecosystem. Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 + users can now move between devices seamlessly, copying / pasting images and text with other devices running One UI 3.1, such as the Galaxy S21. They can also continue browsing the Internet from where they left off on other devices, thanks to Samsung Internet. For example, after browsing a web page on the Galaxy S21, they can continue browsing the Galaxy Tab S7 by clicking on the Samsung Internet icon in the lower right corner of the multitasking menu.

With the Second Screen feature, users can connect the Galaxy Tab S7 or Galaxy Tab S7 + with their Windows 10 PC with WiDi (Wireless Display) capability to get more screen space. The extension mode allows the Galaxy Tab S7 to act as the second screen and move the application windows there for greater productivity. With Duplicate Mode, the laptop screen can be mirrored on the Galaxy Tab S7 series device.

The Wireless Keyboard Sharing feature allows users to use the Galaxy Tab S7 book cover keyboard to type and navigate on the Galaxy S21. The Auto Switch feature can be used to share Galaxy Buds Pro between Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Tab S7, depending on which device is being used actively. Obviously, to use all of these features, users need to be logged into the same Samsung account on all their compatible Galaxy devices.

The One UI 3.1 update is being released for the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 + in several markets. Samsung may release the same update for other smartphones and tablets in the coming months. However, the company mentions that not all devices running One UI 3.1 would have all of these features.