The Android 14 update is too away from Galaxy devices, while Samsung just confirmed that the development of One UI 6 and new Good Lock features is underway. Through a community post today, Good Lock’s manager revealed this info, which talks about the next One UI version months ahead.

According to Samsung’s Good Lock manager, the developers are “still” working hard to discover useful features and develop One UI 6. This cryptic quote hints at both the new Android 14-based One UI version and Good Lock’s version 2024.

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Ahead of its debut, the company’s moderator announced that they are working hard to share the news of the Good Lock team through Good Lock News in Terrace/Good Lock Diary/Working Good Lock. And notably, there were a lot of people who especially enjoyed the diary.

In addition to revealing One UI 6 progress, Samsung announced annual Good Lock event.

One UI 6 Good Lock

As Samsung teased the One UI 6 and Good Lock’s news together, we expect the customization suite may also get an early launch. Notably, most of the Good Lock plugins will stop working following the Beta software installation, which requires major code changes to resume operation.

The company may introduce One UI 6 Beta next month, starting with the Galaxy S23 series. Good Lock will not be compatible with the Android 14 OS due to which, some plugins and stops will no longer remain accessible. Therefore, you will have to wait until stable software, followed by major app updates.

Navigation Bar is one of the important parts of a smartphone as it allows users to control or navigate all the activities on their smartphone as per their wish. Along with changing the Navigation Bar on Galaxy smartphones, Samsung also offers various options to decorate and customize it.

If we buy a new smartphone, we need to navigate to use it. Although navigating the smartphone is very easy, yet we can make it more comfortable. How? So it is based on you in which way makes you feel comfortable using your Samsung smartphone, perhaps with gestures or buttons.

Here you can check how you can change the Navigation bar of your Galaxy smartphone.

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How to change Navigation Bar on your Galaxy device?

You can easily change the Navigation Bar of the Samsung smartphone, just need to follow a few steps mentioned below.

• Open Settings on your Galaxy smartphone.

• Click on the Display option.

• Scroll down and click on the Navigation bar.

• Select Navigation type from two options:
  1.) Buttons
  2.) Swipe gestures

Aside from this, you can also change the icons, layout, and background color of the navigation buttons in addition to height through the Good Lock module NavStar.

Here’s how to adjust height of navigation bar of your Samsung device

Android 14-based One UI 6 Beta Program reportedly starts in mid-July 2023. Unlike iOS and Android’s Beta, Samsung One UI 6 testing activity remains limited to select countries. In the past, the company brought the Beta Program to seven markets from Asia, Europe, and North America regions.

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Samsung has availed the One UI 5 Beta in seven states, which are expected to remain unchanged for One UI 6 Beta. The company has been enhancing the One UI software department, with European models getting firmware with a universal CSC.

Seven countries to get One UI 6 Beta

1. China
2. Germany
3. India
4. Poland
5. South Korea
6. United Kingdom
7. United States

Germany, Poland and the UK are the three markets from Europe continent, however, there are several countries which should be available. About two years back, the company unified CSC for European variants, but it has not expanded the Beta market availability.

Samsung One UI 6

Recently, a leaker revealed that the South Korean tech giant may launch the One UI 6 Beta program for the Galaxy S23 series in mid-July. It has also been reported that the Stable Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update will start rolling out to eligible models in October this year.

There are a number of Galaxy smartphones and tablets that are compatible with this major software upgrade, which you can check here. Android 14 brings new customization capabilities, which should also reflect in Samsung’s skin for Galaxy devices along with privacy and security upgrades.