Galaxy users will miss out on the chance to preview One UI 7 Beta, with Samsung holding back limited releases. As we are witnessing some radical shifts in Samsung’s software roadmap, the Beta Program extension doesn’t appear to be coming, according to SamsonSir/XX.
Samsung might be launching the One UI 7 Beta Program in seven countries. The company was using the Beta Program in China, Germany, India, Poland, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
As is customary, Samsung should have released the One UI 7’s Beta in August and Stable in October. In the meantime, the firm pushed the release schedule forward, placing Beta at the end of the year and Stable at the new Galaxy S launch.
Broader beta reach is something that Samsung users have always wanted. The bigger the audience, the greater the chance that the business can receive any feedback. But “almost” not this year, at least for the foreseeable future.
Rumours broke last year that Beta expansion was heading to Southeast Asia. However, the market appeal of the program is still intact. We still hope that the One UI Beta will be open globally to allow all Galaxy users to see the software firsthand.
Samsung appears to be about to unleash the One UI 7 Beta Program. The Galaxy S25 series could arrive in January 2019. We will also be releasing the final version of One UI 7 at the same time as the launch of the new product.
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However, the Korean giant will be running beta activities for 2 months. So, the Beta is probably going live by November this year, at least. Expect big announcements at SDC24 Korea on November 21st.
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