Samsung recently launched its next-generation foldable smartphones in the form of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and the Galaxy Z Flip 5, running Android 13 with its own One UI 5.1.1. The South Korean giant is already working on a newer One UI 6 user interface based on the Android 14 operating system.
Now, the company has announced that it will expand the Samsung One UI 6 Beta program to four more countries — China, India, the UK, and Poland. For those who are unaware, the program is already available in the US, South Korea, and Germany.
While the company has announced that the One UI 6 program will be expanded to four countries, it has not yet been revealed when access will be available to users, but rumors indicate that it could be released later this week.
In countries where the beta program is available, eligible users can try out the latest version of Samsung’s custom Android-based operating system ahead of the official release. As of now, the program is open to Galaxy S23 users, and enrollment is done through the Samsung Members app. We expect the beta program to be expanded to more phones, including the Galaxy S22 lineup, the Galaxy Z Flip 5, and the Galaxy Z Fold 5, in the coming weeks.
Samsung One UI 6 is based on the Android 14 operating system and comes with a number of features and improvements. It offers a new design language and a more intuitive interface, along with some additional privacy features.
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