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Samsung Galaxy S22 One UI 6 Beta: Common Issues and Solutions
On September 19, Samsung started Android 14-based One UI 6 Beta Program for Galaxy S22 series. The testing activity is currently available in South Korea only, with expected expansion likely to happen in the near future.
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Following the One UI 6 Beta release, Samsung Galaxy S22 series users reported having some common issues in Beta Program. The company published a community post, which helps you address the issues.
Samsung Galaxy S22 One UI 6 Beta: Common Issues and Solutions
Issue 1:
- When lowering the quick panel, the icon does not appear and cannot be touched on the quick panel.
- How to fix: Run Setting App > Display > Change to Light or Dark
Issue 2:
- When changing the Home screen Grid from No Gesture Hint to App/Widget placed on the Home screen, it disappears.
- How to fix: App/Widget is restored when you change the setting to With Gesture Hint
Issue 3:
- When changing from the rear camera to the front camera, the angle of view does not match the setting value.
- How to fix: Select and use the desired angle of view icon
Issue 4:
- When running the Expert Raw app for a specific user, it continues to move to the Galaxy Store update screen.
- How to fix: The latest version of the Expert Raw app, 3.0.00.8, is being distributed to the server and will be available this week
Issue 5:
- Google Pay does not work properly.
- Fix: Scheduled to be supported in the official version
Samsung has pushed the December 2023 security update for unlocked models of Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra smartphones in the US. The update is already rolled out for locked models in the US.
The company is dispatching the latest software update with system security improvements to keep your files and data safe on your phone. It also optimizes system stability to offer you uninterrupted and seamless functionality on your device.
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December 2023 security update for unlocked Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra models can be identified through One UI build versions S911U1UES2BWKA, S916U1UES2BWKA, and S918U1UES2BWKA respectively. The installation package size of this update is 421.40MB
December 2023 Security Patch Details
The newest security patch fixes over 60 vulnerabilities mainly related to buffer overflow, AR Emoji, KnoxCustom Service, bootloader, SmartManager, Knox Guard, and Contacts. Check the full details here.
Users can check for the update manually by going to Settings > Software update > Download and install.
Following the announcement of Gauss, Samsung unveiled Galaxy AI. It’s almost confirmed that the Galaxy AI will debut with the Galaxy S24 series next month. Today, an alleged poster surfaced, confirming that the Galaxy AI is the name of Samsung’s on-device AI.
Tipster revealed that Samsung alone is not responsible for the conception of Galaxy AI. To make Galaxy experiences epic, the company has been collaborating with several industry leaders, which certainly is a good thing. Notably, the Galaxy S24’s official unveiling is set to take place on January 17, 2024.
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Samsung revealed that Galaxy AI will provide real-time translations of calls in different languages. There will be more interesting features such as image generation and the basic text-based work that other AI models are capable of handling.
Samsung confirmed the launch of the Galaxy Fit 3 in the first half of next year. The company aims to ship a total of 1 million units of its upcoming fitness tracker device.
This wearable device simplifies features and reduces the pricing of smartwatches. The market predicted that Samsung would discontinue its smart band with the Galaxy Fit 2, which was released in October 2020.
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The new product is expected to have an enlarged display and increased health measurement and fitness features. Samsung is significantly boosting the health functions of its smartwatches.
It has been reported that the launch of a sequel has been decided to expand the wearable device lineup as the healthcare market, which Samsung is focusing on as a new business, is growing.
Notably, the Galaxy Fit 3 launch could take place in the first half of 2024, separate from the January Unpacked. Samsung has been alternately unveiling wearable devices such as the Watch and Buds along with smartphones at Unpacked events in the first and second half.
Given that there are no new Samsung wearable devices for the time being, the Galaxy Fit 3 is expected to serve as a kind of stepping stone early next year. The Galaxy Watch 7 series and Galaxy Buds 3 series, successors to the current products, will be released in the second half of next year.
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