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Samsung Galaxy S25 One UI 8 Beta rolling out

Samsung has finally opened the One UI 8 Beta Program for Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra users in Korea. Now, users can enjoy the One UI 8 features on their smartphones ahead of the official release.
Galaxy S25 gets first One UI 8 beta program in Korea
Samsung Galaxy S25 series users can now sign up for the One UI 8 beta in India to test the new features. The update brings several new features and enhancements to deliver a next-level experience.
One UI 8 Beta update for the Samsung Galaxy S25 series in Korea arrives with a package size of 3.3 GB. You can check the firmware version given below:
- Galaxy S25 – S931NKSU3ZYER
- Galaxy S25 Plus – S936NKSU3ZYER
- Galaxy S25 Ultra – S938NKSU3ZYER
Besides Korea, Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra users in the U.K. and Germany, and T-Mobile and unlocked Galaxy devices in the U.S. can also now install the One UI 8 beta update.
To sign up for One UI 8 beta, users simply need to open the Samsung Members app on their eligible Galaxy device. Tap on the beta banner, log in with your Samsung account, and follow the instructions to register. After enrolling, go to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install beta.
One UI 8, based on Android 16, brings many new features and improvements, including better security, productivity improvements, and better accessibility. Also, this new update does not bring any major UI redesign, which was introduced in One UI 7. However, it brings dozens of new and improved features.
One UI 8.0 changelog and list of new features
Productivity
Easier file sharing with Quick Share
- It’s never been easier to send and receive files. Tap the Quick Share button in quick settings to get started. You can receive files while the Quick Share screen is open and send files to others directly from Quick Share.
Easily find downloaded files
- Find the file you need quickly even if you don’t know the file name. You can now filter files based on the app that was used to download them. Works in the Downloaded and Recent views in My Files.
Redesigned Samsung Internet
- Access the features you need quickly. The Samsung Internet menu has been optimized to make it easy to access the features you use most. You can also customize the layout to match your personal preferences.
More convenient Al select
- No more waiting. When you start Al select, you can now select an area of the screen immediately.
Multitasking
Enhanced display support
- The new Samsung DeX gives you more options when connected to an external monitor or TV. You can choose an optimized display resolution up to WQHD and rotate the display 90, 180, or 270 degrees.
Enhanced split-screen view
- While 2 apps are open in split screen view, you can push one app against the edge of the screen to keep it partially visible while giving most of your focus to the other app. Tap the smaller app any time to switch between them quickly.
Reminder
New Reminder interface
- The Reminder app has been redesigned with categories shown at the top of the screen, making it easier to see how many reminders are in each category with a quick glance. Custom categories can be hidden with a quick tap to free up more screen space. Tap one more time to make them appear again.
New sample reminders
- Discover the power of reminders. Sample reminder templates are now available in the Reminder app. Explore these reminders to see what you can do to manage important tasks in your life.
Add reminders easily
- It’s never been easier to add new reminders. Just type your reminder into the box at the bottom of the screen. Suggestions will appear as you type that you can tap to save time. You can add checklists, locations, and pictures using the buttons below the text box. Or, if you don’t want to type at all, tap the Mic icon for voice input.
Calendar
Manage reminders in Calendar
- You can easily create reminders in the Calendar app without opening the Reminder app. Whenever you tap the + button, you’ll have the choice of adding an event or a reminder. You can also drag and drop reminders on your calendar to reschedule them.
Add events quickly
- When you start adding an event in the quick add menu, you’ll get suggestions for event names and times based on your past events. Just tap one of the suggestions to add an event without additional typing.
Modes and routines
New preset routines
- Check out the new preset routines for weather and other advanced conditions. Use them as they are, or customize them to meet your needs.
New routine actions
- New actions are available for getting data from the Clock, Calendar, and Samsung Notes apps. After you get the data, you can use it in other conditions or actions in your routine.
Samsung Health
Running distance challenges
- In addition to step challenges, you can now challenge your friends to see who can run a certain distance the fastest. For example, set a target of 50 km and see who gets there first.
Food recording reminders
- Stay on track to meet your calorie goals. You can now set reminders for recording your food intake in Samsung Health.
Communication
Improved profile cards
- It’s easier to create and edit your profile card to get the perfect layout for your name and picture. After creating, you can share your profile card so other people can see it when you call them.
Review recorded calls in Contacts
- It’s now easier to review your past conversations. Calls you’ve recorded now appear on the contact history screen.
Camera
Swipe up or down to open quick controls
- Access quick controls in Camera even quicker than before by swiping up or down anywhere in the preview area. In Camera settings, change the Swipe up/down option to open quick controls.
Security and privacy
Enhanced Secure Folder
- Keep sensitive apps and data in a separate, protected area of your phone. You can now set Secure Folder to hide apps and prevent notifications when you lock it. You can also completely hide and encrypt your Secure Folder for maximum protection.
Accessibility
Pinch and zoom with the Assistant menu
- The Assistant menu now provides more ways to zoom in and out on the screen. In addition to dragging with one finger, you can now adjust the zoom level by pressing buttons on the screen.
Control mouse actions with your keyboard
- If you can’t or don’t want to use a mouse, turn on Mouse keys in Accessibility settings to use your physical keyboard to move the mouse pointer, click, hold, and scroll.
Magnify your keyboard
- You can now make the keys on the onscreen keyboard larger so they’re easier to see and tap. Turn on the Magnify keyboard while typing in Magnification settings to try it.
Easily pair Bluetooth hearing aids
- You can now pair and connect your Bluetooth hearing aid devices directly on the Hearing Aid support screen in Accessibility settings.
Even more improvements
Easily connect to Auracast broadcasts
- Auracast allows you to broadcast audio from one device to multiple listening devices at the same time. It’s now easier to connect to Auracast broadcasts by simply scanning a QR code. You can also generate a QR code to let others connect to your broadcast.
Enhanced alarm groups
- You can now add existing alarms to an alarm group by tapping the + button on the Alarm group screen. You can also add an alarm group to a widget on your Home screen so you can turn all the alarms in the group on or off with a single tap.
Revamped weather visuals
- The Weather app now provides more rich and realistic images to help you intuitively understand the current weather conditions.
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Galaxy S24 picks up June 2025 security update

Last month, Samsung detailed the June 2025 security patch, which fixes 19 security issues, and two days ago, the company offered it to the Galaxy A56 5G, making these phones the first to get it. Well, the brand is now rolling June 2025 security update out to the Galaxy S24 series, making it the second device to get the latest security update.
The company is currently rolling out the update to variants of the smartphone sold in South Korea, with the rollout just beginning. Korean users will receive it gradually.
We expect Samsung to expand the Galaxy S24 series’s June 2025 security update to other variants of the phone and in other countries in the next few days.
To update your Galaxy S24 to the latest firmware, go to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install. If you don’t see any update, it means Samsung hasn’t made it available for your device yet, and you’ll have to wait a few more days.
Speaking of software updates, Samsung is testing Android 16-based One UI 8.0, and the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra are eligible for it. Today, the brand has released its beta 2 version to the Galaxy S25 series. After completing the testing, the stable version will be released. The company may first offer it to new and high-end devices and then to old and more affordable ones.
Samsung has released a software update for the Galaxy S24, which offers the June 2025 security patch, which fixes 19 security issues.
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Samsung’s Galaxy S25 One UI 8 beta 2 is here

Samsung launched the One UI 8 beta program for the Galaxy S25 series in the last week of May. The beta slots filled up soon after, with Samsung promising to accept more users and expand the beta program availability to more regions soon. About two weeks after the first beta, Samsung is launching the One UI 8 beta 2 for the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra with bug fixes and several other changes. The beta program is now available in more countries as well.
The ZYF3 One UI 8 beta 2 firmware weighs around 1.2GB and packs the June 2025 security patch.
One UI 8 Beta 2 is available for the Galaxy S25 series in India and Poland as well as all the original regions. Samsung has opened more slots for registration, so if you couldn’t join the first beta program, try your luck now. You can tap on the One UI 8 beta banner in the Samsung Members app to join the program. Hurry up, as Samsung has released limited slots this time too.
Users in Korea, Germany, the US, and the UK can download the latest beta update if they have participated in the One UI 8 beta program. To install the firmware, open Settings >> Software update >> Download and install.
Check out the One UI 7 beta 8 changelog below
New Features:
- Added user feedback feature to improve interpreter performance
Bugs that have been fixed:
- Fixed the Now brief text alignment issue and the morning briefing screen persisting issue
- Improved battery widget icon
- Fixed the issue with widget size on the lock screen increasing
- Fixed an intermittent fingerprint recognition screen failure and recognition errors
- Fixed intermittent fingerprint unlock errors and file movement malfunctions in Secure Folder
- Fixed the issue with volume being lowered when making a Bluetooth call in a vehicle
- Fixed the issue where no sound is heard when a notification arrives during the game
- Fixed non-functioning errors in Galaxy AI weather and time wallpapers
- Fixed the issue of not being able to go back when gesture recognition is enabled
- Fixed the issue of Air Command icon disappearing when the S Pen is detached
- Fixed the issue of the alarm sound not ringing when the Clock app is not updated after the Beta update
- SW stabilization through updates to many apps including the Camera app
- Many other improvements
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Samsung Galaxy A56 5G first device to get June 2025 security update

Samsung Galaxy A56 5G is the first device to receive the June 2025 update, which includes new fixes and security improvements. The latest firmware also packs useful enhancements for the device’s performance. Thus, users will experience more stability while using the phone.
As per the changelog, Samsung Galaxy A56 5G users can get the June 2025 update firmware with One UI version at the end of AYE5. Make sure your handset has enough storage space as the software weighs 500 MB. We also suggest using a stable Wi-Fi connection. The company is gearing up for the latest software rollout in some Asian and Central American countries and Samsung will expand to more countries soon.
- Panama – A566EXXS4AYE5
- Philippines – A566BXS4AYE5
The June 2025 update changelog does not bring any major changes to the phone. Nevertheless, it resolves the hidden bugs and issues of the device that could have harmed the user experience. As a result, phone holders get a bug-free experience.
Moreover, the patch also strengthens the device’s ability to fight harmful privacy exploits that can cause data leaks and other problems. Hence, your confidential information stays safe in all aspects.
For starters, this update is being released in batches. It may take some time to cover all device owners. In the meantime, you can check for new versions in Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install and intall the latest firmware manually.
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