Samsung announced its One UI 6.0 custom Android skin earlier this month. It is based on Android 14 OS. The latest software version packs a host of new features and changes. The South Korean brand’s proprietary UI is still in beta phase and is already live on various Galaxy phones. Now, this is expected to change soon as per a new development that hints at the rollout of the stable release.
Samsung One UI 6 stable version may release soon
A moderator on the Samsung Member Community revealed that this is the last week for the One UI 6 beta program. There will be no more beta releases ahead. The South Korean brand is said to be conducting a final inspection of the beta versions of the software and the issues that have cropped up. Hence the rollout of stable release should finally happen if there are no more issues to be addressed via a new beta firmware.
The moderator added that the stable One UI 6 rollout could happen by next week with the October 2023 Android security patch. However, there is no proper schedule for the rollout of the One UI 6 stable version, hence users should keep a tab on the Android 14 update notification on their devices in the coming days. The South Korean brand will also inform users of the upcoming software update via its usual channels and the Samsung Members app. It’s likely that the Galaxy S23 lineup will be the first to receive the One UI 6 stable update.
The One UI 6 comes with new features and changes including the redesigned quick panel, new emoji design, picture and video previews in share panel, multitasking improvements, camera improvements, widgets, and more.
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