Samsung has rolled out the third One UI 6.0 beta program for the Galaxy S23 series in many regions, including the USA, India, Germany, the UK and probably South Korea and Poland. As it is clear, One UI update always brings significant enhancements to the device for better and improved performance. With the latest third beta of One UI 6.0, a new noticeable change has appeared.
However, the changelog mentions how many bug fixes have arrived with the update or what new changes are arriving with it, except for one difference: the behaviour of the media player widget inside the notification area and lock screen.
The users with the latest update can collapse or expand the media player by clicking a small arrow-shaped button, similar to previous versions of One UI. Noticeably, after upgrading One UI 6.0 beta 3, the device remembers previous settings.
If the post on X formally Twitter is to be believed, which is shared by @tarunvats33, who is a well-known and trustable tipster, states that;
“One UI 6.0 Beta 3 | Media Player remember it collapsed/expanded in lock screen & notification panel.”
The statement indicates that if the users access the notification area, then expand the media player, return to the home screen, or go to the lock screen and back to the notification area, the noticeable fact will appear, which indicates that the media player does not even collapse automatically. It keeps possessions of its previous state.
Undoubtedly, Galaxy S23 is the flagship series compared to any other Galaxy series or devices, so it’s obvious that Galaxy S23 is ahead of all other Galaxy devices in receiving the beta program. Still, totally beyond expectations, Samsung has rolled out test firmware for its midrange devices, which are the Galaxy A34 and Galaxy A54. However, the A-series devices have yet to receive the One UI 6.0 beta 3 program.
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