An expansion program of the One UI 3.0 beta program was announced yesterday by Samsung. According to the company, eight devices will receive the beta version for testing, among them the Galaxy Note10 and Galaxy Note10+ are included.
Initially, the company will make the update available only to its countrymen, that is, users who live in South Korea will be able to install the beta version and test the system through the Samsung Members application.
This beta version is available with the version number N976NKSU1ZTK6, and the user gets along with a November Android security patch, as well as the arrival of some new features and interface updates.
From the list that Samsung has made available, the devices that will also receive the One UI 3.0 beta are the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, Galaxy Z Fold2 5G, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10 5G, Galaxy S10e and Galaxy S10+. These models will also receive the update first for the South Korean units and only later will they be available for the other countries.
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What to expect from One UI 3.0?
For at least three months, Samsung has been testing the One UI 3.0 system version, and from the end of now, a beta version should actually arrive on the devices that have been designated to receive the update.
This system version has a slight overhaul in some visual aspects of Samsung's devices. For example, in this update, the company has improved the organization of the content displayed in the notifications area, making it more complete, but without excesses. Clear divisions have been introduced for notifications from messaging apps and emails. There, you can also find a media player widget that will allow the user to quickly switch between active players.
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The widgets that are visible on the lock screen have also been redesigned. They follow a cleaner style - neat and tidy. The Dynamic Lock Screen option has also been added to the lock screen, which displays a background image of up to ten different categories every time the device is activated.
Some tablets of the brand are also about to receive the version, and the Multi-Active Window mode, which divides the screen for the use of three applications simultaneously, received adjustments to make it even more practical.
Simpler features have also been added, such as a mode that quickly deletes duplicate contacts, trash feature for the messaging app, a call screen personalization mode, and some improvements to the use of emojis and video calls.
