Over the past few weeks, Samsung has been busy rolling out the stable Android 14-based One UI 6 update. Now, the developers officially rolled out the stable Android 14 update for Galaxy S22. A few days back, the update officially went live for select users for the beta build and now, the rollout has started for non-beta testers.
Currently, the stable Android 14 update for Galaxy S22 has gone live in many European countries including the UK, Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Germany, Croatia, Czech Republic, Spain, Romania, and other countries. A wider rollout is expected in the coming days.
The update is being rolled out with the S908BXXUDWK4 firmware version. This is a major software update as it weighs around 3.1 GB in download so make sure you have ample mobile data and battery backup to download and install the update seamlessly.
Changelog for the new update
Samsung has been pushing the stable Android 14 update for Galaxy S22 with the November 2023 monthly security patch. Coming to the features and changes, the One UI 6 update comes with a bunch of new features, including the redesigned Quick Settings, a new One UI Sans font, more customization controls on the lock screen, a new media player, new emojis, separate battery settings, and more.
How to upgrade to the stable Android 14 update for Galaxy S22?
If you own a Samsung Galaxy S22, Samsung Galaxy S22+, or Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, you can update your smartphone to the One UI 6 stable update. You will be receiving the OTA notification on your device after the update has become available or you can check for the update manually by heading over to Settings -> About device -> Software Update -> Download and Install. Moreover, you should ensure that you have a backup of all your data before you install the new update on your device. Further, you should charge your smartphone to at least 50% so that you can carry out the update smoothly.