Samsung

Samsung’s One UI 4.0 Based On Android 12 likely To surface This Week

Samsung could unveil this week the new update 4.0 of its One UI overlay. This will be based on Android 12, the new version of Google’s operating system, and could bring many new features.

One UI 4.0 will be the next major update for Samsung devices. It will be based on the next major version of Android, Android 12, which is currently in beta and slated for release later this year. As with every new version, Samsung will launch its beta program for One UI 4.0 and could do so as soon as this week.

Indeed, the famous Ice Universe leaker unveiled at the end of last week on his Weibo account that ”  news of One UI 4 will be announced next week  “. Samsung could therefore announce a presentation date for the update, or directly deploy the beta on compatible smartphones. Indeed, he had already declared on June 24 that Samsung was going to start testing One UI 4.0 on Galaxy S smartphones in July.

What We Know About One UI 4.0

Samsung has been working on One UI 4.0 since last month for the Galaxy S21 series, according to information from leaker Max Weinbach. This new update of the Korean giant’s overlay will bring in particular all the new features introduced by Google’s Android 12. The new generation of the operating system is currently in beta 2, and it has reportedly received a record number of installations.

For now, Samsung devices are still waiting for the One UI 3.1.1 update, but it wouldn’t be impossible for some to have access to One UI 4.0 in beta as early as this week. It should be available as a stable version for most high-end Samsung smartphones under 3 years old and on most other models under two years old, but we’ll keep you posted on the exact list until its release. . In addition to One UI 4.0, we know that Samsung is actively working on a new One UI Watch interface based on Wear OS, which it will introduce with the Galaxy Watch 4 this summer.

A couple of months ago we had a list of Samsung devices getting One UI 4.0 Update, you can find the list here.

Recent Posts

5 Lab Methods Scientists Use to Find What’s Really in Tap Water

A glass of tap water reveals little about its chemical makeup. Clear water may still…

16 hours ago

Medical Technology Leadership Programs and Industry Collaborators: The Essential Resource Roundup

In today’s healthcare landscape, collaboration between academic programs and corporate leaders fuels both technological innovation…

2 days ago

Smartphone ban: Italy will soon pay for distracted pedestrians

Italy is cracking down on cell phone use in traffic and will soon be targeting…

2 days ago

Windows 11: Solution for crashing games is distributed automatically

Colorful lights, outdated code and strict anti-cheat software: an unfortunate combination causes massive game crashes…

2 days ago

Plaud One: New in-ear headphones with self-sufficient AI function presented

With the One Explorer Edition, the manufacturer Plaud presents intelligent AI headphones for everyday working…

2 days ago

Can You Trust AI With Your Money? How to Tell a Good Answer From a Confident One

I've written about personal finance for years, and the question readers ask me now has…

2 days ago