The countdown is on for Samsung Galaxy S23 users!
Users of Samsung's flagship Galaxy S23 will receive the One UI 6 update in a very short time.
Android aficionados, particularly those who are Samsung devotees, have been eagerly awaiting the release of Android 14, and it appears that their wait is soon to end. Google's earlier reveal of the developer beta for the upcoming Android version has left a palpable sense of excitement among Samsung users, keenly looking forward to the One UI 6.0 beta's launch. Now, the buzzing grapevine strongly suggests that the release of the One UI 6.0 beta for the Galaxy S23 series is expected to take place in the third week of July. That's just a few weeks away. What’s more, a wider spectrum of compatible devices are also set to receive the beta version, further amplifying the Android experience for users.
Meanwhile, Samsung enthusiasts have another reason to be thrilled: new foldable devices are slated to launch soon, specifically, in a month's time. So, it's time to mark the dates and start the countdown until the arrival of the much-anticipated One UI 6.0 beta.
The countdown is on for Samsung Galaxy S23 users!
In a noteworthy move, Samsung has been diligently updating its apps with One UI 6.0 support in the recent weeks, paving the path towards the upcoming release. This initiative gained momentum as Android 14 Beta 3 attained the Platform Stability level, thus providing Samsung with the signal to jumpstart its beta program.
As per insider details, the Galaxy S23 series appears to be the lucky charm, expected to be the first to savor the taste of the One UI 6.0 beta in the third week of July. Following this, a gradual expansion of the beta rollout to other devices is likely to occur. On top of this, Samsung's calendar for the month seems jam-packed, with the highly awaited launch of their new foldable phones penned in for July 27.
The expected late July release of the One UI 6.0 beta strongly points towards a public release of One UI 6.0 occurring before the close of the year. Drawing from the timelines set by Samsung in the previous year from the beta rollout to the final public release, users can brace for a relatively swift transition.
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