Galaxy S22 owners in India get ready to grab the latest One UI 6.0 update. Yes! Samsung finally decided to roll out this update to the Galaxy S22 series. However, the brand already makes this update available for a few regions, including South Korea and the UK. Hopefully, in more countries, the One UI 6.0 beta update for the Galaxy S22 series will soon be available over a few days.
Galaxy S22 One UI 6.0 Beta Update Firmware Details
Samsung is rolling out One UI 6.0 update in India for the Galaxy S22 series, which includes three variants: Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra. All three devices are getting the update with their different firmware versions, which are S901EXXU7ZWI6, S906EXXU7ZWI6, and S908EXXU7ZWI6, respectively.
Since One UI 6.0 is a major update, it’s obvious that the installation package will be pretty lengthy, which is 2.8GB in size. The users before downloading the update, the users must free up some space, as it is long.
Galaxy S22 One UI 6.0 Beta Update Brings What’s New
Samsung, with the latest Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update, offers various new features and improvements, all of which led to better functionality and performance. However, the update brings many changes, but the most noticeable include the totally redesigned quick setting toggles area and notification design, a refreshed look. The Share Sheet gets improved.
All the stock applications, such as the Camera app, get improved and new designs and features. The recent changes will surely enhance the users’ seamless experience and make the performance smooth.
How To Download Galaxy S22 One UI 6.0 Beta Update
To download this latest beta update, the users must need to download the Samsung Members application. After downloading and installing it, users must log into the application using their Samsung account, which is used in the Galaxy S22 series device, and then click the One Ui 6.0 Beta Program.
Once the registration is done for the One UI 6.0 beta update, go to Settings >> Software Update >> Download and Install. However, for now, the update is still in its developing stable, so that it might be buggy. So, download the update at your own risk.
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