Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 foldable phones are starting to receive the One UI 9 Beta 2 update. It is currently available in South Korea, and Samsung is expected to release it in more countries soon.

Nearly a week ago, Samsung dropped the second One UI 9.0 beta update for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7. The second beta update comes about one week after the first One UI 9.0 beta.

This update mainly brings new features and bug fixes. Samsung has worked on several problems to make the phones more stable and easier to use.

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The new update adds some new AI features. The list includes Samsung’s context-aware Now Nudge, Custom cards in Now Brief, Netflix-derived Now Brief recommendations, and Call Brief.

• How to use the latest One UI 9 features on Galaxy devices

Samsung has also fixed errors with Bixby Vision translation. The Contacts app should now work better, as Samsung has fixed a problem that could make the app crash. The company has also improved Wi-Fi performance and fixed unexpected connection drops.

There is also a camera fix. Earlier, 15x zoom did not work properly in Video mode when the maximum zoom was set to 15x. This issue has now been fixed.

For the Galaxy Z Fold users, Samsung has fixed a screen problem where opening the phone sometimes showed only the cover screen. The main screen should now appear correctly. Samsung has also fixed a problem with gaming controllers that could not connect.

Eligible beta users can check for the update by opening Settings > Software update > Download and install. If the update is not available yet, users may need to wait until Samsung releases it in their country. More regions are expected to receive the second beta soon.

Samsung has reportedly started testing its next software update, One UI 9.5, for its upcoming foldable smartphones. The first test versions have reportedly been found on Samsung’s internal testing servers.

According to a reliable tipster, @fahadalijaved, Samsung is testing the new software for the Galaxy Z Flip 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8, and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. It means that Samsung has begun testing One UI 9.5 for these latest foldables.

The reported test builds are:

• Galaxy Z Flip 8 – F776USQU3BZI3
• Galaxy Z Fold 8 – F971USQU3BZI3
• Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra – F976USQU3BZI3

The appearance of these builds shows that Samsung has already started working on One UI 9.5 for its next-generation foldable phones. Internal testing of the first build of the new software is an early step before the software is ready for regular users.

Samsung has not yet revealed what new features One UI 9.5 will bring. The update could include better performance, improved battery life, smoother animations, and new AI features for foldable phones. Samsung could also make multitasking easier on the larger screen of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Fold 8 Ultra.

It is important to remember that these details come from leaked testing information. The final software could be different from the current test builds.

For now, the appearance of these builds gives fans an early look at Samsung’s software plans for its upcoming foldable phones. More details are expected as testing continues.

Samsung has pushed the One UI 9 Beta 2 update for Galaxy S24 FE users. The new beta update brings several improvements and new AI features to the smartphone. Some of these features are said to be similar to those available on Samsung’s latest flagship phones.

One UI 9 Beta 2 update for Samsung Galaxy S24 FE comes with firmware version S721BXXUEZZI4. Samsung’s update notes mention the addition of new AI features and other improvements. But the update is important for Galaxy S24 FE users because it brings some of the latest AI experiences to the phone.

According to a reliable tipster, TarunVats, the new beta update brings several highly awaited AI features to Galaxy S24 FE. These include Now Nudge, My Fan Cam, custom cards in Now Brief, and Call Brief. These features already available on newer Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy S26 series and Galaxy Z Fold 8.

Samsung Galaxy S24 FE

Now Nudge can offer useful suggestions based on what users are doing on their phones. My Fan Cam brings new camera-related features. Custom cards in Now Brief allow users to get more personalized information, while Call Brief is designed to provide useful details related to phone calls.

One UI 9 Beta 2 update is currently rolling out for the Galaxy S24 FE in India. However, it is a beta update, so those who particiapted in program will soon get this update.

Galaxy S24 FE users who are enrolled in the One UI beta program can check for the update by going to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install. If the update is available, users can download and install it from there.

Samsung Galaxy S25 FE user recently noticed serious battery drain and overheating on their phone. At first, the user thought Samsung’s One UI update was causing the problem. However, after checking the phone, they found a completely different reason.

The phone was getting hot and losing battery even when it was not being used. WhatsApp was also running in the background for many hours. The user found that WhatsApp was active for around 14 hours a day and was using a lot of the phone’s processor.

Further checking showed that WhatsApp’s contact-sync feature was not working properly. It kept trying to connect again and again. This caused WhatsApp to use more power than normal. But WhatsApp was not the real problem.

The user later found that MicroG was causing the issue. MicroG is an unofficial version of Google Play Services. It is often used with modified YouTube apps such as ReVanced and Morphe.

Source – Samsung Newsroom

The user had MicroG installed along with the official Google Play Services. This created a conflict. WhatsApp was apparently trying to use MicroG instead of the official Google service. When the connection failed, WhatsApp kept trying again in the background. This constant activity caused the phone to become hot and drain its battery quickly.

The solution was simple. The user removed MicroG, closed WhatsApp, and cleared its cache. After that, the unnecessary background activity stopped, and the battery drain and overheating went away.

This shows that a software update does not always cause battery problems. Sometimes, third-party or unofficial apps can also cause unexpected problems.

Samsung just pushed the One UI 9 Beta 2 update to the Galaxy S24 series, installing 4 new AI features from the latest flagship devices.

The Korean tech giant is significantly enhancing the Galaxy user experience on its 2024 flagship devices. The latest Beta firmware has new Galaxy AI upgrades derived from the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy S26 series.

Galaxy S24 grabs 4 great AI features

Looking at the update size, this doesn’t seem to be a major release. However, its impact is way too big; even the changelog doesn’t list the newly added features; it just does the formality of informing users that AI features have been added.

1. Call Brief
2. Custom cards in Now Brief
3. My FanCam
4. Now Nudge

Call Brief is a very useful feature that further improves the caller info screen. If you receive international calls, the Phone app will show a bit more information, such as the time in the local time zone and country details.

Now Brief is also being improved with the latest Beta. On the Galaxy S26 series, Samsung brought Netflix recommendations to Now Brief. You can also add Custom cards, letting you further tailor the briefing experience.

My FanCam is a smart addition right from the Galaxy Z Fold 8. You will love it even if you are not a content creator. Open a video featuring moving objects, select the one to be framed throughout the clip, and get a clip.

Now Nudge is a context-aware AI feature landed on Galaxy S24 series. Based on your routine, activities, and profile, Now Nudge recommends your next possible move, reducing manual inputs through agentic intelligence.

Software info and how to install

Samsung’s second Beta for the Galaxy S24 series brings the August 2026 security patch. The firmware build version ends with ZZI4 and weighs around 600 megabytes.

If you’re enrolled in the Beta Program, open Settings > Software update > Download and install. You can also register for the Beta Program through Samsung Members app to get Beta update.

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