Tech giant Samsung has now added India among the countries where the latest firmware update of One UI 4.0 with Android 12 beta. The program is open to owners of the Galaxy S21 series in India, and they can register via the Samsung Members app. It is thought that all users who enroll in the program will be able to get the update.

The One UI 4.0 update has an install file of 2.3GB which also comes with the October 2021 security patch. The One UI 4.0 introduces some great widgets and Google’s Material You theming engine. There is a seeming visual overhaul with the new update.

As usual, users must back up their important data before undertaking the program, to safeguard their important data. The Galaxy S21 lineup of devices is open to the program. The One UI Beta program is owned, operated, and managed solely by Samsung. The goal of the program is to create a more reliable and better operating system and user experience based on feedback from users.

The Beta program affords participants to preview new features, apps and submit feedback about the operating system’s stability, reliability, and usability. Any potential participant in the Beta program must install the Beta software.

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