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Samsung has commenced the eagerly awaited One UI 6 beta program for its Galaxy S22 devices, ushering in Android 14 to last year's flagship lineup. The initial launch is exclusive to South Korea, but Samsung plans to expand its availability to other countries and additional devices over the coming weeks. This update brings an array of exciting features and enhancements, including a revamped Quick Settings panel with a fresh layout and more prominent icons, notable improvements to the Camera app, a user-friendly overhaul for the Samsung Health app, a new camera widget, updated emojis, comprehensive bug fixes, and notable performance enhancements.
In addition to these exciting updates, Samsung has also released a small but significant patch for the Galaxy S23 series. This patch specifically targets a bug that surfaced when using the phone with a 6GHz Wi-Fi router. Initially launched in India and South Korea, it's only a matter of time before this crucial update becomes accessible to users in other markets.
For enthusiastic Galaxy S22 users in South Korea, eager to get a taste of the One UI 6 beta experience, participation is possible through the Samsung Members app. However, it's essential to keep in mind that beta software releases are not finalized products and may contain bugs. Therefore, a prudent step would be to back up your data before venturing into the realm of beta software. The good news is that installing the beta won't erase your phone's data.
But, should you decide to exit the program prematurely, brace yourself for a setup process refresh. It's worth noting that spots in the beta program are limited, so early sign-ups are advised to secure your spot in this exciting new journey.
