Samsung is gearing up to release the One UI 9 update, which includes a native network speed indicator and the ability to toggle off the Samsung Now Bar. These features, found in the latest One UI 9 beta, are accessible via the QuickStar module in Samsung's Good Lock app. The network speed indicator provides real-time internet connection speed, while the 'Ongoing Chip' feature allows users to disable the Now Bar for a cleaner status bar experience.
Samsung is set to introduce a handy feature for power users in the upcoming One UI update for its smartphones. The One UI 9 beta, currently available on Galaxy S26 devices, hints at the addition of a 'network speed' indicator.
This feature, spotted by various tech enthusiasts, will be accessible via the QuickStar module in Samsung's Good Lock app. While third-party services have offered similar features, this is the first time Samsung is integrating it natively into its software. The network speed indicator will appear next to the mobile or Wi-Fi signal icon in the status bar, providing real-time internet connection speed for both mobile and standard connections.
This addition is particularly useful for users who rely heavily on their devices for work or entertainment. Alongside the network speed indicator, Samsung is also enhancing the QuickStar module with the ability to toggle off the Samsung Now Bar using a new feature called 'Ongoing Chip'. This feature, currently described as 'Ongoing chip activity', allows users to disable the Now Bar, providing a cleaner status bar experience.
While it's initially available in the Good Lock app, Samsung may eventually bring this feature to more Galaxy devices. One UI 9 is based on Android 13 and is expected to bring several other improvements and customization options to Samsung smartphones
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