Samsung enthusiasts have eagerly awaited the arrival of Android 14, with Google releasing the developer beta for the next major iteration earlier this year. However, Samsung users have been patiently anticipating the availability of the One UI 6.0 beta through the company’s own beta program.
This year, it seems the beta program will commence earlier than expected. Insider information suggests that the Galaxy S23 series will witness the rollout of the One UI 6.0 beta during the third week of July, followed by subsequent availability for other compatible devices.
Excitement builds as the countdown begins for the forthcoming One UI 6.0 beta!
Earlier, we reported the possibility of an early release for the initial One UI 6.0 beta update, contingent upon the stability of Android 14 betas. With the recent release of Android 14 Beta 3, which signifies the achievement of Platform Stability, Samsung is now poised to launch its beta program.
Samsung has already laid the groundwork by updating various apps to support One UI 6.0 in the past few weeks. This development bodes well for owners of Samsung devices compatible with One UI 6.0, as they will soon have the opportunity to experience the latest Android and One UI versions.
According to reliable sources, the initial One UI 6.0 beta build is likely to debut for the Galaxy S23 series in the third week of July, followed by a gradual rollout for other devices. Furthermore, Samsung has a busy month ahead, as the company plans to unveil its new foldable phones on July 27.
The anticipated One UI 6.0 beta launch in late July serves as a promising indicator that the public release of One UI 6.0 will occur before the end of this year. If we consider the pace of last year’s release, it is unlikely that Samsung will keep us waiting for more than a couple of months from the beta rollout to the final public release.