LG has recently introduced an updated user interface for its phones called "LG UX 9.0" and it looks a lot like Samsung's OneUI.
That's not exactly a bad thing, as OneUI is a pretty good user interface, albeit not without its buts.
In a video uploaded by LG to YouTube showing the main changes in the new user interface, the similarities between this user interface and OneUI are striking.
The company has made the text stand out better, with thicker letters. The Messages app now shows more of the conversation without opening the messages.
The Contacts app now has larger spaces between contacts and clear markings on letters.
LG presents its new user interface LG UX 9.0
The new user interface also moves core functionality to the bottom of the screen, for easy one-handed access without too much effort.
This can be seen with the company's mobile menu items like search, dial, call logs and others at the bottom of the screen.
The Gallery app has also been redesigned with a more streamlined design, and albums look better organized, too. Although this layout also looks a lot like the gallery layout in OneUI.
The LG company has not said anything about which phones will receive this new redesigned LG UX 9.0 or when. But the company mentioned in the video description that the new UI is optimized for the LG G8X ThinQ, so it seems like a safe bet that at least that phone should have it.
In case you were wondering, the new LG UX 9.0 user interface will be based on Android 10.
If you have an LG or if you are going for one soon, what do you think of the new LG UX 9.0 user interface? Leave a comment and let us know your opinion.