Title: First One UI 6 Beta Released for Galaxy S23 Phones: How to Install Android 14-Based One UI 6
Introduction:
After some delays and hiccups, the highly anticipated One UI 6 beta for the Galaxy S23 phones is finally rolling out. This update is now available in the US, Germany, and South Korea.
Update: August 11, 2023 (12:02 AM ET):
Finally, Samsung has started rolling out the One UI 6 beta for the Galaxy S23 series. Reports on X (previously Twitter) confirm the availability of the beta. Users of the Galaxy S23 in the US, Germany, and South Korea should now be receiving the update. For instructions on how to install the Android 14-based One UI 6 on your Galaxy S23 device, please continue reading the original article below.
One UI 6 Official Changelog:
💥💥 Improved Album Art Display:
When playing music or videos, the album art will now cover the entire media controller in the notification.
Quick Panel with New Button Layout:
The Quick settings now feature a new button layout.
Original article: August 10, 2023 (5 AM ET):
Earlier this week, Samsung’s German website accidentally revealed the upcoming launch of the first Android 14 beta for their phones. However, the post was quickly taken down, and the beta was not released.
Nevertheless, Samsung has now officially released the first One UI 6 beta, based on Android 14. Owners of Samsung Galaxy S23, S23 Plus, and S23 Ultra can now try out this software. Instructions on how to install the beta can be found below.
Features of One UI 6:
Apart from the stock Android 14 features, the new One UI 6 brings additional enhancements. These include improved accessibility features with extra-large fonts, restrictions on installing outdated apps, enhanced media sharing controls, improved PIN privacy, and more. Samsung has also introduced two unique features in One UI 6:
1. Design:
– A new default font for a cleaner and simpler look.
– New looks for Emoji on the stock Samsung keyboard.
– Overhauled Quick Panel with a more intuitive interface.
2. Customization:
– Multiple lock screens that change automatically through Routines or Modes.
– A new camera widget for quick access to a pre-selected camera mode and storage location.
How to Install the First One UI 6 Beta on Your Galaxy S23:
Before proceeding with the installation of Android 14 on your Galaxy S23, please note the following:
1. The One UI 6 beta program is currently available only for users in the United States, Germany, and South Korea. Users outside these regions will have their chance to experience Android 14 soon.
2. This is beta software, and some features may not function correctly. Install with caution.
To install the One UI 6 beta, follow these steps:
1. Download the Samsung Members app from the Google Play Store or Galaxy Store.
2. Log in to Samsung Members using your Samsung account (a mandatory requirement to join the beta).
3. On the main page of Members, check for a banner inviting you to join the beta program. If you meet the criteria (own a Galaxy S23 and reside in the US, Germany, or South Korea) but don’t see the banner initially, close the app and try again until it appears.
4. Tap the banner and complete the One UI 6 beta registration process.
5. After registration, you’re ready to install the software. Go to Settings > Software update > Download and install on your phone.
6. You should see a new update available. Install it, reboot your phone, and you’ll be on the beta version.
In summary, the first One UI 6 beta is finally here for the Galaxy S23 series. Users in the US, Germany, and South Korea can now enjoy the Android 14-based One UI 6 by following the installation instructions provided above. Remember that this is beta software, so proceed with caution.
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