OneUI 6 and Android 14 are testing the patience levels of smartphone users. On one hand, Google has delayed the Android 14 stable update by almost two weeks compared to last year, while Samsung has also delayed the One UI 6 beta program for Galaxy devices.
One UI 6.0 Beta 2 update will take few more days
A couple of weeks ago, Samsung introduced the One UI 6 first beta update in three countries, including Germany, the US, and South Korea. It was expected to expand to four more beta participant countries, but that hasn’t happened yet.
As per the earlier rumor, it was expected that Samsung could introduce the second beta update this week, but as per the popular tipster @UniverseIce, Samsung could delay the second beta of the One UI 6 for some more days.
One UI 6.0 brings new features for Galaxy devices
One UI 6.0 is the latest skin for Galaxy devices. The latest generation of One UI 6 comes with a lot of new enhancements, and it has already showcased a bunch of new features that will be available for Galaxy devices. In a nutshell, the Galaxy devices will get a lot of new changes in several existing functions, including panel, lock screen, home screen, multitasking, Samsung Keyboard, weather, camera, gallery, and many more. These features only came with the first beta, and it is expected that more features will be available with the stable update.
When will the stable update be available?
Firstly, Samsung will release the beta test updates to more Galaxy devices gradually, like now that it has updated Galaxy S23 devices, then it will expand them to more high-end devices, including the Galaxy S22, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5, and Galaxy Z Fold 4.
One UI 6 Update: Samsung Galaxy Devices That Won’t Get Android 14
The South Korean giant could introduce 4 to 5 beta updates to these devices, which takes more than one month, then it will start releasing the stable update to the Galaxy devices, and probably the initial stable update will be available for Galaxy S23 devices, then it will server it to more devices. So during this process, it is expected that the update should reach every high-end device before the year ends.
