Over the years, Samsung's app has come a heck of a long way, being the only Android edition I consider worth using. Centered on Android 11, the One UI 3 beta seeks to further enhance things in multiple areas across the board, but currently it is only available on the S20 and Note20 series. However, ...
Over the years, Samsung’s app has come a heck of a long way, being the only Android edition I consider worth using. Centered on Android 11, the One UI 3 beta seeks to further enhance things in multiple areas across the board, but currently it is only available on the S20 and Note20 series. However, with the company announcing a forthcoming beta program for the S10, Note10, Z Flip 5 G, and Z Fold 2, that’s about to change.
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Samsung shared its intentions to kick off the beta program in its home country in a post on its South Korean forum, with other regions in Europe and the US to follow. A similar rollout followed the S20 and Note20, so no surprises there. All versions of the S10 and Note10 family are included, however the same can not be said for the Z Flip: for now, the beta seems to be restricted to the newer 5 G version, although that may change as we reach release.
The rollout has already begun for the Note10 +, according to users on Reddit and the Samsung website, so we can expect these other phones to catch up shortly.
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