What you need to know
- Samsung Galaxy S20 has begun its One UI 5 beta in South Korea.
- BTS edition Galaxy S20 Galaxy S20 Galaxy S20 owners are currently not allowed to participate in beta testing.
- One UI 5 by Samsung is Samsung’s skin atop Android 13. It should bring in a slew a improvements to its animations, gestures and an upgraded UI colour palette.
South Korean Samsung Galaxy S20 users finally get their hands on One UI 5 beta.
According to a Samsung Post by the community(opens new tab)The One UI 5 beta program has been launched by the Korean OEM for the Galaxy S20 series of devices in South Korea. However, SamMobileThe company informs users that they are currently unable to register for the upcoming beta phase. For those who want to test One UI, they can register via the Samsung Members App to be eligible for the beta phase.
Just a week following the announcement, this announcement is made. Galaxy S22 ReceivedOne UI 5 Beta Build is now available, and Galaxy S21 owners in the United States are now eligible for beta testing.
The Galaxy S20’s One UI beta launch is a positive development. However, it seems that there will be a Galaxy S20 version that is not included in the One UI beta. Samsung stated that customers who purchased the Galaxy S20 will be able to use it as a regular device. BTS editionThe beta testing phase will not be available to the Galaxy S20. SamMobile claims that the company did no inform its users why it was excluding the BTS edition. They should still receive the stable update as soon as it is available.
Samsung’s One UI 5 atop recently released Android is its own skin Android 13 software. Samsung phone users have received improved gestures and animations in the latest beta builds. This is a change that was not possible with previous builds. Other improvements to the Galaxy S20’s One UI 5 Beta include an expanded palette of colors for UI themeing and per-app languages settings.
There are always risks involved in installing beta versions of new OSes. If something goes wrong during testing, your phone functionality and personal data may be lost.
Samsung’s latest flagship is the Galaxy S22. It features a simple design and great specs. You can get it in a variety of colors, including the Bora Purple. It is also among the first Galaxy phones that has access to Android 13 beta.
