One UI 6.0
Samsung testing near-final One UI 6 Beta for Galaxy S23
Samsung made the official announcement of the One UI 6 beta program yesterday via a post on Germany’s Newsroom but later deleted it. Now, a new One UI 6 test build has appeared for the Samsung Galaxy S23 series on the testing server Checkfirm.
The new beta build has a different firmware version than the last version as it changed from ZWH4 to ZWH6. Looking at this new build, it looks like the One UI 6 beta update is just around the corner.
The company is working regularly to start the beta program for the Galaxy S23 series. It is testing the beta internally so that users don’t face too many issues when they install the beta update.
If you have a Galaxy S23 series phone, you should keep visiting Samsung Members app to keep watching for the beta registration poster, as the beta update could be coming anytime now. Also, keep your mobile software and Samsung Members app updated.
Samsung rolled out the One UI 6.0 update for the Galaxy S21 FE smartphone, starting with Verizon network carrier in the US and now the company is expanding it to more users. Now, the company is making this update available in some European countries including Germany.
The Galaxy S21 FE smartphone is getting One UI 6.0 update in Germany with One UI build version G990B2XXU5FWK3. The update has around 2.4 GB package, you can connect your device to Wi-Fi to install the update.
Based on Android 14, the One UI 6.0 update offers a more refined and user-friendly interface, enhanced privacy and security options, redesigned widgets and notifications, improved performance and battery life, and more.
The update also installs the November 2023 security patch. Users can check for the update manually by going to Settings > Software update > Download and install.
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Samsung has kicked off an Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update for the Galaxy M14 5G smartphone, which arrives with a bundle of new features and enhancements to provide a next-level Galaxy experience.
One UI 6.0 update for Samsung Galaxy M14 5G smartphone is currently rolling out in Middle East countries including UAE and the company will soon make it available in more markets. The update has a One UI build version M146BXXU2BWK8.
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Based on Android 14, One UI 6 update arrives with new features and improvements such as a redesigned user interface with smoother animations, a revamped notification panel and quick settings, improved privacy and security settings, enhanced camera performance and modes, new widgets, and more.
The latest update also includes the November 2023 security patch, which fixes several vulnerabilities in the Android OS and Samsung’s software.
Users who have received the update can install it from Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install. The update aims to provide an amazing experience for devices.
Samsung Galaxy A53 users in India can now update their phones to the stable One UI 6.0, which is based on Android 14. This update is now available for both beta and non-beta users in India.
One UI 6.0 update for Galaxy A53 non-beta users arrives with the One UI version A536EXXU7DWK6 and has a size of about 2.3GB. The update also includes the November 2023 security patch.
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One UI 6.0 is the latest version of Samsung’s custom skin, bringing many new features and improvements. Some of the changes are related to the Quick Panel, Lock Screen, My Files, Reminder, Calendar, Health, Video Player, Weather, Gallery, Camera, Home screen, and more. These features are designed to make the user experience more convenient and enjoyable.
To download and install the One UI 6.0 update, users can go to Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install. One UI 6.0 is expected to roll out to other Samsung devices in the coming days.
