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Here’s how to set custom ringtone on your Samsung device
Ringtone! All smartphone users are well aware of this term as it is the basic thing of a smartphone. It is an audio file played to give an alert of an incoming call. Nowadays, ringtone becomes an important aspect for smartphone users. Samsung offers a bunch of custom ringtones and you can set a ringtone on your Galaxy smartphone.
When we buy a new smartphone, a ringtone is set by default. If you have more than one Samsung smartphone, when one of them rings, you will be confused as to which smartphone the call is coming from, although you can identify it by looking at the phone’s screen. If you want to know without looking, you have to set different ringtones on both smartphones.
So let’s see the ringtones settings of your Galaxy smartphone.
How to set the ringtone on your Samsung Galaxy Smartphone?
You can easily select and set a ringtone on your Galaxy smartphone, just need to follow the steps mentioned below.
- Open the Settings app on your smartphone
- Tap Sounds and Vibration option
- Now, tap on the Ringtone
- A list of custom ringtones appears, choose any one of them with a click
- It is done.
From here, you can also adjust the ringtone volume via the slider. By turning on Vibrate while ringing toggle, the vibration sync with a ringtone.
How to add a new ringtone?
Sometimes we want to set a ringtone other than the custom one then you can add and set it by following some easy steps. Visit Settings >> Sounds and Vibration option >>Ringtone. You can see Plus sign in the top right corner, tap on it. Now, you can select anyone and it will be added to the ringtone page list, set it.
How to set different ringtones in contacts?
To set a different ringtone for important contacts, check the steps below.
- Open the Contacts app.
- Now, select any contact and open its profile.
- Press the Edit option.
- Tap on Ringtone after clicking the View more option
- You can choose to set it.
Samsung released Over the Horizon 2023 theme music ahead of Galaxy S23
Users of Samsung Galaxy S22 series smartphones in India can now enjoy One UI 6 features and enhancements ahead of stable release as Samsung has officially begun the Beta Program.
One UI 6 Beta update for Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus, and Galaxy S22 Ultra arrives with a bundle of new features and advancements along with the Android security patch to provide a wonderful and next-level experience.
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- Galaxy S22 – S901EXXU7ZWI6
- Galaxy S22 Plus – S906EXXU7ZWI6
- Galaxy S22 Ultra – S908EXXU7ZWI6
The installtion package size of this update is 2.8 GB, user can connect their device to WiFi to install the update. The update brings the September 2023 security patch to improve system security and stability.
To join the One UI 6 Beta program, you need to access the Samsung Members app, find the Beta invitation banner, and fill out some basic information and consent. As soon as you complete the registration, Samsung will seed the Android 14-based One UI 6 Beta on your device. Then you can download and install the Beta update through Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
Samsung has recently released the fourth One UI 6 Beta update to the Galaxy S23 series. In particular, the company implemented optimized animations in One UI 6 Beta 4, while a reliable source revealed that it will continue to optimize in October.
According to IceUniverse, it’s 100% confirmed that Samsung will further optimize the animations in One UI 6 Beta software in October. The company will unveil the One UI 6 on October 5, and the Stable rollout could start in the third or fourth week.
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One UI 5.1.1 software allegedly brought non-linear animations with the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Flip 5. Accordingly, consumers are expecting Samsung’s Android 14 update should introduce refreshed animations and transition effects to Galaxy devices.
In October, Samsung will continue to optimize. Confirm 100% https://t.co/A1auivma1i
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) September 23, 2023
Android 14
Samsung’s One UI 6.0 Update: Galaxy S20, Note 20, and More Left Behind, New Options for Android Enthusiasts
Android 14 will soon start to roll out for Google Pixel phones. Samsung, on the other hand, started the One UI 6.0 Beta Program for Galaxy S23 series in August 2023. Samsung consumers have high expectations with the One UI 6.0 update, but many Galaxy devices are no longer supported.
Samsung should have pledged the Android 14 update for Galaxy S20 and Note 20 series, but it didn’t. It leads the Galaxy S20 FE to ineligibility for the next major update. Launched pre-installed with Android 10, the S20, Note 20 and S20 FE devices are no longer eligible for any major upgrade.
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The popular Galaxy A series phones – Galaxy A51 and A71 have also finished their OS upgrade eligibility with the Android 13-based One UI 5.0. Now, the Korean tech giant focuses more on affordable phones, with the Galaxy A24 as a recent example, which will get 4 OS upgrades.
The 2nd generation Galaxy Z Fold smartphone was also eligible for three major updates. The company had released it with Android 10-based One UI 2.5, which means, it has also completed its big OTA lifespan with Android 13. You can check One UI 6.0 unsupported devices in the list below.
- Galaxy S20 Series
- Galaxy Note 20 Series
- Galaxy S20 FE (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G
- Galaxy A71 & Galaxy A51
How to get One UI 6
To experience the next Samsung mobile OS, you need to purchase a new Galaxy phone. There are a lot of sticking options, offering you a longer software lifespan across categories from budget to premium. Check the quick guide below, which embeds phones with great software support.
- Premium – Galaxy S23 series
- Bonus Tip – Galaxy S21 FE (flagship phone with affordability)
- Mid-range – Galaxy A54 and Galaxy A34
- Budget – Galaxy A24
