In early August, Samsung began the Beta program for its new firmware dubbed One UI 6, which is based on Android 14. A few weeks later, Samsung released a second beta version, making it available in more countries.
Now, Samsung has rolled out the third One UI 6.0 Beta for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Series. Usually, Samsung releases new test versions once every 2-3 weeks. This update comes with the build number ZWI8 and introduces new features and bug fixes.
If you’re looking to install this update, then this guide will be helpful. In this guide, you will get to know more about Samsung starting to push the third One UI 6.0 beta update for the Galaxy S23 Series.
Changelog for the new One UI update
Samsung has totally revamped the video player controls, making them much more intuitive and user-friendly. Similar function buttons have been grouped together for easy access. Notably, the Play Button has also been moved to the center of the screen, ensuring you get quick control over the video playback.
Video enthusiasts will also appreciate the enhanced playback speed controls. You’ll be able to choose from different playback speeds, ranging from 0.25x to 2.0x. These controls will be more accessible with dedicated buttons replacing the previous slider, providing a more precise and seamless experience.
This update will also bring significant fixes to known issues such as –
- Improved One UI home crash
- Bixby call error
- Home screen switching
- Camera video mode
- Long press on the home screen
- Samsung pay swipe gesture
- DeX mode
- Notification icon shape
- Device care automatic restart
How to download and install the third One UI 6.0 Beta update for Galaxy S23
If your Samsung Galaxy S23 is applicable for the third One UI 6 beta, you should go to Settings -> Software Update -> Download and Install to get the latest beta firmware. Since the beta update isn’t available for all regions, it might not show up on your phone immediately. The update’s extensive changelog has made it clear that it’s a major release, which means the public release of One UI 6 is one step closer.
