According to rumors, Samsung will launch the One UI 6 beta program for a few Galaxy phones in late July. The Korean giant made no mention of One UI 6 throughout that era, which came and went. Samsung's German division unintentionally publicized the One UI 6 beta program announcement ahead of time, just before Android 14's first stable release about to be released. The modifications that will be included in the upcoming One UI update were revealed by the firm even though it withdrew the press release.

In One UI 6, Samsung intends to modernize numerous UI components to offer them a more contemporary appearance and feel. It appears that the Quick Panel will be updated to offer quicker access to frequently used features. The Dark mode and Eye comfort shield shortcuts will be moved next to the brightness slider as part of this makeover. In One UI 6, you could slide from the display's upper right corner to enlarge the full Quick Panel, taking a lead from iOS and iPhones.

The capability to select multiple wallpapers for various occasions was another feature that Samsung promoted in its now-retracted statement. Therefore, the wallpaper on your Galaxy phone will automatically change to something that better captures your mood when it enters Sleep mode. A new Camera widget might automatically transfer some photos to the storage place you want.

One UI 6 is anticipated to include a number of the features that Google has shown off as part of Android 14.

The launch of the One UI 6 beta program for the Galaxy S23 series in the US, Korea, and Germany was announced by Samsung in a press release. If the company's most recent beta programs are any indication, the One UI 6 testing should be expanded to cover more Galaxy devices and more areas in the coming weeks.

Using the Samsung Members app on your phone, you ought to be able to sign up for the One UI 6 beta. When the program launches, sign up as soon as you can because there might not be many slots available.