Samsung’s next-generation mobile phone system is called One UI 4.0, and the beta version of the system has been officially launched, based on Android 12. According to Twitter user @SamsungRydah, this system already supports users to change application icons.
Oh, #OneUI4Beta supports third-party icon packs from Google Play. Way overdue but welcomed. pic.twitter.com/sHzUrKhpMT
— Rydah | Samsung Daddy (@SamsungRydah) September 16, 2021
Specifically, the user visits the Google Play Store, downloads the icon pack, and then replaces the icon after directly applying it. The previous One UI 3.0 system does not support this feature.
The currently known updates of Samsung One UI 4.0 Beta include minor interface changes, new widgets, and charge animations. In terms of security, the system also supports viewing the permission records of each App.
This beta system has been pushed to the Galaxy S21 series of mobile phones and is already available in the United Kingdom, China, India, Germany, Poland, South Korea, etc. If users want to experience it, they can log in to the Samsung Member App to apply for a trial.
