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One UI 7 has a scheduling superpower that Google badly needs to copy (Updated)
One UI 7 is better at understanding dates and times.
- Samsung Calendar gains natural language processing in One UI 7, improving how users create events.
- You can type dates and times directly into an event title, which the app recognizes and applies automatically.
- While cleaner formatting could be improved, the feature outperforms TickTick and Google Calendar in understanding complex phrases.
Update, May 16th, 2025 (12:22 PM ET): In the original article, we complained that Samsung Calendar leaves the date and time typed in the event title. However, jhhutchinson pointed out in our comments that Samsung has a “remove times from titles” toggle in the app settings, which solves this. The article has been updated to reflect this.
Samsung Calendar was an app everyone wanted to remove and replace with Google’s offering back in the TouchWiz days, but it received a glow-up when One UI came along, and now it’s one of the best calendar apps out there. One UI 7 brought natural language processing to Samsung’s apps, which gives Samsung Calendar a feature we’d love to see Google copy.
