Samsung is letting the Galaxy S21 series smartphone users experience the all-new features of the Android 12-based One UI 4.0 version in advance, thanks to the One UI Beta program.

According to the information that emerged so far, the One UI 4 Beta didn’t have any severe issue or bug that reduces the overall user experience. However, the latest one is related to the virtual assistant called Samsung Bixby.

In the Korean community, the Galaxy S21 user shared his concern that the vibration feedback has been disappeared when he long pressed the power button. If you don’t know, long pressing the power button is a command to open Samsung Bixby.

Following the consumer’s report, we’ve tried to run Bixby by long-pressing the side key, better known as the power button. Just opposite to the concerns, our Galaxy S21 doesn’t have such signs of no vibration feedback as it’s working normally on One UI 4 Beta.

Aside from this, the Samsung community moderator acknowledged the Galaxy S21 user’s report and provided him with some steps to follow and way to report an error. You can know more about it below.

If you press and hold the power button, a weak vibration comes out and Bixby runs, but the vibration feedback does not appear as an error. Try rebooting once and if the same symptom persists, please report an error.

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With the One UI 4 Beta 2, Samsung introduced the Android 12’s Material You theming engine for the Galaxy S21 series smartphones. However, the development of this feature is in the very initial stage, it has some performance-related bugs and errors that need to be fixed.

According to the official news, Samsung Beta Operations Manager confirmed that the Material You bug will be fixed with the next One UI 4 Beta update. Recently, the official disclosed that the engineers are working hard to open the One UI 4 Beta 3 rollout this week.

Color Theme (Material You) bug

Some Galaxy S21 series smartphone users reported a bug in the Color Themes feature of the One UI 4 Beta. According to the users, when a color theme is selected after choosing the wallpaper, it works well or a bug appears with a fluorescent color background, however, it gets gone after rebooting.

User said, “After setting the color theme and returning to the default color, it reboots. The color theme is not applied. Even if I set the wallpaper again and set the default color, it reboots.” [Source]

Material You for Samsung

Samsung adapted the Material You dynamic theme system of Android 12 to the One UI 4.0 along with adding support for third-party icon packs. This impressive functionality changes the color and feel of the entire user interface following the wallpaper picked by the consumer.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 owners noticed a change in data visualization following the update of the Samsung Health app. The company has installed a new graph that displays data in categories instead of the Continuous Heart Rate graph. Each day is divided by timelines that indicate the ups and downs of that part of the day.

While this seems to be an inoffensive change, some users are not happy with the review. There is no denying that this is a download from the old version of the Samsung Health app. Since accuracy can be a problem for portable devices, users are encouraged to view tracking data only as a reference. Samsung probably wants to show this with a new update.

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Though, it did not take long for conspiracy opinions to circulate online, especially on Reddit (via). Some users claim that the company deliberately separates data from the hidden secrets of the Galaxy Watch 4.

It is worth noting that most of the firmware and their compatible applications use a continuous line graph to show heart rate data. To make matters worse, Samsung customer support has told a Reddit user that users can’t go back to the old version of the Health app.

The user says the continuous line graph can come back by uninstalling a new version of Samsung Health and installing the old version (ex: v6.18). While this is an unofficial way to fix a problem, it is the only way to save the old graph. Samsung may announce a specification or possibly an option to go back to the old graph to avoid any further issues in this regard.