One UI 6.0
Samsung testing One UI 6.0 for Galaxy A52s and A34
Samsung is working regularly to bring Android 14-based One UI 6.0 Beta to its Galaxy devices, and some of its mid-range phones might be getting ready for the update. As of now, One UI 6.0 firmware for the Galaxy A52s and the Galaxy A34 has been spotted on Samsung servers, which suggests that Samsung is testing the new software on these devices.
But how do we know it’s One UI 6.0? Well, there is a letter in the firmware build number that changes with every major Android or One UI update. For the Galaxy A34, it will change from A to B, and for the Galaxy A52s, it will change from E to F. These letters indicate that it is a One UI 6.0 update as it is a major one.
The expectation is that Samsung will skip One UI 5.1.1 for its mid-range phones and focus on One UI 6.0 instead, as it will be more exciting and useful for Galaxy users. Like last year, the One UI 5.1.1 update may only roll out to large-screen devices like the Z Fold series and tablets.
After Beta users, Samsung has begun the public rollout of the stable One UI 6.0 for the Galaxy A34 smartphone in India. Now, non-beta Galaxy A34 smartphone users can now enjoy One UI 6 and Android 14 features.
The newest One UI version comes with a bundle of new features and enhancements to provide easy access to all features and next-level experience. The stable One UI 6.0 update for the Samsung Galaxy A34 can be identified through the One UI build version A346EXXU4BWK2 and an installation package size of around 2.3GB.
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One UI 6 update comes with several new features, enhancements, and major changes over the previous UI to provide an amazing experience. These are mainly related to Quick Panel, Lock Screen, My Files, Reminder, Calendar, Health, Video Player, Weather, Gallery, Camera, Home screen, and more.
In addition, it installs the November 2023 security patch to improve system security and stability. To check and install the latest One UI update, you just need to open Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
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After the US and India, Samsung is expanding an Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update for Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 smartphones in Europe. This major update arrives with a November 2023 security patch to improve system security and stability.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 smartphones are getting One UI 6.0 update with PDA version F946BXXU1BWKA and F731BXXU1BWK9 respectively. The update is currently live in the UK and the company will soon make it available for more countries in Europe.
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One UI 6.0 offers a bunch of new features and enhancements to Galaxy devices to provide a next-level and amazing experience. It brings a redesigned quick panel, new app widgets, enhanced security and privacy, more options for several stock apps, and more.
To check and install the latest update, you just need to open Settings >> Software Updates >> Download and install.
Following the initial rollout in Europe and expansion in the US, Samsung is now releasing the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update to the Galaxy S22 series in South Korea. Users who have been running the Beta firmware are getting it first, with the Public rollout not too far away.
In addition to Android 14 and One UI 6.0, Samsung is also bringing the November 2023 security patch to the Galaxy S22 series in South Korea. If you are from Samsung’s home country, it’s time to check for the DWKA update by jumping to Settings > Software update > Download and install.
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One UI 6.0 comes with significant improvements for your Galaxy phone’s home screen, check out below.
- Simplified icon labels: App icon labels are now limited to a single line for a cleaner and simpler look. “Galaxy” and “Samsung” have been removed from some app names to make them shorter and easier to scan.
- Auto hiding taskbar: If you’re using gesture navigation, you can set the taskbar to hide automatically. When hidden, just swipe up from the bottom of the screen to make the taskbar appear.
- Drag and drop with 2 hands: Start dragging app icons or widgets on your Home screen with one hand, then use your other hand to navigate to the screen where you want to drop them.
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