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Samsung Rolls Out Always On Display Update for One UI 7 with Clock Fixes

Samsung Updates Always On Display on One UI 7 Devices with Clock Fix and Smoother Performance

Version 8.9.00.67 Brings Visual Improvements and Prepares Users for One UI 8 Transitions

Samsung has released a new Always On Display (AOD) update—version 8.9.00.67—for Galaxy phones running One UI 7, focusing on bug fixes, performance enhancements, and a refined visual experience.


What’s New in the AOD Update (v8.9.00.67)

This latest update delivers critical bug fixes and stability improvements to enhance the AOD experience:

  • Fixes clock positioning bug: After the One UI 7 update, some users noticed the clock appearing misaligned or shifted when using custom ClockFace styles. This update directly addresses that issue.
  • Smoother animations and transitions on the AOD screen
  • Improved compatibility and responsiveness for One UI 7 devices
  • General performance and battery optimization

How to Update Always On Display

To install the latest version of AOD:

  1. Open the Galaxy Store
  2. Tap the Menu and go to Updates
  3. Look for Always On Display (v8.9.00.67) and install it

Alternatively, the update is also available through trusted third-party app repositories, though official channels are recommended for stability.


A Peek into One UI 8: AOD to Lock Screen Animation

A recent leak gives us a preview of a new transition animation coming in One UI 8:

  • When moving from AOD to the Lock Screen, the clock smoothly enlarges and shifts downward, offering a more polished visual effect
  • This adds to the fluidity and modern design language expected in One UI 8, creating a more immersive user experience

This AOD update is a small but impactful improvement for One UI 7 users, fixing a known clock bug while refining performance. As Samsung fine-tunes its UI ahead of One UI 8, features like AOD are receiving added polish, laying the groundwork for a more cohesive design shift.

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