Samsung goes fast: no hitches for the transition to One UI 4.0 based on Android 12, with the roadmap so far respected perfectly. The avant-garde, as per tradition, is represented by the “institutional” top of the range of the catalog: for the flagships of the Galaxy S21 family, after four betas, yesterday was the day of the launch of the first stable version.
The next on the list (HERE you will find the probable roadmap for the various models) are, as expected, the other top devices, namely the foldable Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3. For them, the beta program opened at the end of October, and a second beta is being distributed right now in South Korea.
The update is packed with improvements and bug fixes ranging from fixing problems related to the lock screen (which had unjustified slowdowns) to those related to photographic performance, automatic Wi-Fi connection and the Samsung app. Health, up to the error that prevented the screen from running at a 120Hz refresh rate. In short, a second beta that puts more of a patch and improves the user experience a lot compared to the previous build, which instead came with several weaknesses.
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At the moment the rollout of the update, as mentioned, has started in South Korea, but it is only a matter of time before it reaches other regions as well. The speed with which Samsung has handled the situation, however, suggests that there should be no significant changes compared to the initial plans, with the release of the stable version which is therefore expected to fall in December, as expected.
