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The Samsung Galaxy S23 series with the One UI 5.1 skin based on Android 13 was unveiled during the Galaxy Unpacked event in February of this year. The smartphone company headquartered in Suwon is preparing to unveil the Galaxy S23 series' One UI 6.0 beta in the third week of July. Other compatible Samsung smartphones and tablets will receive the newest version of One UI "soon after that." According to reports, the One UI 6.0 upgrade is based on Android 14. This month, more people received access to the Android 14 Beta 3 testing version of Google's operating system.
When will Samsung release the first beta version of One UI 6.0?
In the third week of July, Samsung intends to release the first beta version of One UI 6.0, their bespoke skin based on Android 14, for the Galaxy S23 series. Other eligible smartphones would receive the One UI 6.0 beta "soon after that." The next One UI skin should be made available to the general public by the end of this year if Samsung's previous updates are any indicator.
Samsung Phones that may be eligible for the One UI 6.0 update
On top of Android 13.0, the Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ulta are currently powered by One UI 5.1. Along with the most recent Galaxy S series models, the Galaxy S22 flagships from a year ago, the Galaxy S21 series, and the Galaxy S21 FE phones may be eligible for the One UI 6.0 update. The earlier Galaxy S20 series, Galaxy S20 FE, Galaxy S10 Lite, and a few more devices will only be able to receive security upgrades and will not receive the upcoming big OS update.
The upcoming One UI 6.0 release is anticipated to bring numerous essential improvements
Over the current One UI 5.0, the upcoming One UI 6.0 release is anticipated to bring numerous important improvements. These could include seamless upgrades, greater customization possibilities, and connectivity features for tablets and Galaxy wearables. The Android 14 version was previewed by Google at Google I/O last month, and public beta testers have had access to it for some time. The third beta of Android 14 is currently accessible for Pixel phones.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 series with the One UI 5.1 skin based on Android 13 was unveiled during the Galaxy Unpacked event in February of this year. The smartphone company headquartered in Suwon is preparing to unveil the Galaxy S23 series' One UI 6.0 beta in the third week of July. Other compatible Samsung smartphones and tablets will receive the newest version of One UI "soon after that." According to reports, the One UI 6.0 upgrade is based on Android 14. This month, more people received access to the Android 14 Beta 3 testing version of Google's operating system.
When will Samsung release the first beta version of One UI 6.0?
In the third week of July, Samsung intends to release the first beta version of One UI 6.0, their bespoke skin based on Android 14, for the Galaxy S23 series. Other eligible smartphones would receive the One UI 6.0 beta "soon after that." The next One UI skin should be made available to the general public by the end of this year if Samsung's previous updates are any indicator.
Samsung Phones that may be eligible for the One UI 6.0 update
On top of Android 13.0, the Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ulta are currently powered by One UI 5.1. Along with the most recent Galaxy S series models, the Galaxy S22 flagships from a year ago, the Galaxy S21 series, and the Galaxy S21 FE phones may be eligible for the One UI 6.0 update. The earlier Galaxy S20 series, Galaxy S20 FE, Galaxy S10 Lite, and a few more devices will only be able to receive security upgrades and will not receive the upcoming big OS update.
The upcoming One UI 6.0 release is anticipated to bring numerous essential improvements
Over the current One UI 5.0, the upcoming One UI 6.0 release is anticipated to bring numerous important improvements. These could include seamless upgrades, greater customization possibilities, and connectivity features for tablets and Galaxy wearables. The Android 14 version was previewed by Google at Google I/O last month, and public beta testers have had access to it for some time. The third beta of Android 14 is currently accessible for Pixel phones.