December 03, 2021
Now, Samsung released One UI 3rd One UI 4 Beta update for the Galaxy Z Fold 2 in South Korea on the build number ZUKK. You can check the complete changelog which is mentioned below.
Changelog:
- Fingerprint authentication not working in some apps
- No effect when selecting a quick panel item
- Routine not released
- Navigation bar gesture hint On->Off bottom gesture – Hint bar error
- Screen brightness dims when rebooting
- Lock screen Reset occurs if not unlocked quickly on Galaxy Watch 4
- Crash when connected to Galaxy Watch 4 – Battery drains quickly
- Disconnected when connected to Windows PC via USB
- Fixed other minor issues
November 17, 2021
Samsung has just brought the One UI 4 based on Android 12 in a stable version to the flagships of the Galaxy S21 series. And this means that now it’s up to the others: in the roadmap, the next ones are the other top of the range of this year, or the folding Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3, for which the distribution of the second beta began just yesterday.
But if Samsung has made a good name for itself in the Android market when it comes to software support, it’s no coincidence. And in fact today we officially learn that the owners of the Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Z Flip will have to wait, yes, but not that long. On Samsung Members, in fact, the company has announced that in the coming weeks the beta program of One UI 4.0 will also open for last year’s foldable.
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Initially, the markets involved should be China, Germany, India, the United Kingdom and the United States. Gradually, the beta should open globally, thus also reaching Italy. This is the first step towards the stable release, which will come only after some versions of the beta necessary to correct errors and bugs. However, times seem to be tight; Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Z Flip should make the leap towards the Samsung version of Android 12 already next month, and therefore by 2021.
A similar fate, moreover, if everything continues to go according to plan, it should also touch the family Galaxy S20. In short, by the end of the year, Samsung may have updated to the latest version of the green robotall top devices released in 2020 and 2021 – not bad.