Today, Samsung has geared up to push the One UI 7 beta program for its S series Galaxy devices. Earlier, the company pushed the One UI 7 beta 6 for the Galaxy S24; now, the Galaxy S23 has also started receiving another beta update.
Galaxy S23 spotted getting beta update in three countries
As of writing, the One UI 7 beta 2 has started rolling out for Galaxy S23 in South Korea, UK and India. It is expected to expand in the US soon. According to the information, the latest beta update carries firmware version number ZYCE and includes several new changes that will help to test the devices with new functionalities.
Galaxy S23 gets several new features
Samsung pushes some new functionalities for the Galaxy S23 devices, this include new capability to launch the digital assistant. Now use an also convert the call recording summary into text. The latest beta update also added the feature to create your own stickers and images and bring the feature to listen to a summary of webpages.
Apart from new features, the One UI 7 beta 2 also fixes some issues related to overlapping widget letters, display issues, and music control UI.
So if you are using the Galaxy S23 devices, now you can enjoy all new features with the latest beta update. To download it you just need to be a beta participant and then follow the usual steps to go to the software update from the system settings and download it.
One UI 7 stable availability
Samsung has officially confirmed to start rolling out the One UI 7 stable update for the Galaxy devices from April 7. However, due to the server limitation, the company will expand the update gradually so it could take two to three days to reach respective units of the devices world woide
