Update (09/02/2021)
After confirming that One UI will land on the Galaxy S21 lineup in September, we now have leaks that indicate that internal testing with the new version of the platform has already begun in China.
Well-known leaker Ice Universe tried to release two Leaks This not only shows the OTA with the new system, but also one of the first noticeable changes to the platform: the new reload animation, as we see below.
Chinese company Samsung has started the internal testing of One UI 4.0 Beta pic.twitter.com/RXQTS8JrSX
– UniverseIce September 1, 2021
Exclusive: This is a new One UI 4.0 Beta shipping animation pic.twitter.com/i3zKraxL8r
– UniverseIce September 2, 2021
Original Article (08/31/2021)
a Samsung It confirmed, on Tuesday (31), that the smartphone series Galaxy S21 You will receive in September a Issuance New firmware interface beta One UI 4.0, which depends on Android 12.
The information was disclosed by the director of beta operations in the forum d.Society South Korean factory official. No official date has been released, that’s just Users will be able to enjoy the news in September.
Line devices The Galaxy S21 shouldn’t be the only one to receive a One UI 4.0 beta with Android 12. Series Galaxy Note 20 You should also receive support Then, as well as many other Galaxy models once the firmware is out of the testing stages and officially released.
As for what to expect from One UI 4.0, the next version will contain cosmetic changes and visual improvements, such as New app icons and color schemes. Samsung too Program code improvement as a whole, which can bring additional performance to mobile phones.
And then you will join the beta to test Android 12 with One UI 4.0? Tell us in the comments below!
(Updated Sep 3, 2021 at 2:02 a.m.)
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