Samsung has just released the One UI 8 Beta 2 update for the Galaxy S25 series, just a few weeks after releasing the first beta. This is the next step in the journey to upgrade to Android 16 for users of the company's latest flagship device.
The One UI 8 Beta 2 update is around 1.2GB in size and is being rolled out in South Korea with version code S938NKSU4ZYF3 / S938NOKR4ZYF3 / S938NKSU4BYF3 depending on the region. At the same time, the beta program has also officially expanded to India. Meanwhile, users in the US, UK, and Germany have not yet received the second update, but it is likely to be released soon, as these regions were on the first rollout list of the previous beta.
According to the translated changelog, this update brings many notable improvements, such as:
- Added a user feedback feature to improve analysis and intelligent response
- Fixed text alignment in Now Brief
- Optimized battery widget icon
- Fixed lock screen widget size error
- Improved fingerprint recognition
- Fixed fingerprint unlock and file moving errors in Secure Folder
- Fixed volume drop when calling Bluetooth in the car
- Fixed notification sound not playing when playing games
- Fixed Galaxy AI wallpaper (Weather & Time) not working
- Fixed the error of not being able to go back when using navigation gestures
- Fixed the error of missing the Air Command icon when removing the S Pen
- Improved compatibility with Naver and KakaoTalk
- Fixed the error of the Clock app not updating after installing the beta
- Updated many system apps, including the camera
If you are using Galaxy S25, you can register to participate Join the One UI 8 beta program through the Samsung Members app. After logging in to your Samsung account, you will see a beta sign-up banner if you are in a supported region. Once you have completed the registration, go to Settings > Software update > Download and install to check for the latest update.
This is your chance to experience the new features of One UI 8 early before the official release in the near future.