Slowly but surely, Samsung is integrating the changes requested by the beta version testers of its OneUI 6 interface. Today, we learn that the South Korean giant is expanding its beta, and now offers it in four additional countries. France is unfortunately not in the list of newcomers, but it can only be a matter of time.
OneUI 6.0, Samsung’s software overlay based on Android 14 has entered its final phase of testing before a public release expected in October 2023. American, South Korean and German testers got the first of this new version of the interface , but Samsung was quick to open its program in other regions.
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On the Samsung Developers site, the company announces that “the One UI Beta program is open to participants in China, Germany, India, Poland, the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom and the United States”. The company sends this message to newcomers: “As you learn about the new features and the new design, give us your feedback to help us create a great experience for Galaxy users “.
UK, Indian, Chinese and Polish users can now test OneUI 6.0
Beta testers have indeed the heavy task ofprovide constructive feedback to Samsung regarding not only the user interface, but also any bugs they might encounter. In addition to current geo-restrictions, the program currently only accepts testers with a Galaxy S23. If you have an older or less high-end device, you will have to wait a few more weeks.
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