Throughout the past three months, Samsung has been rolling out multiple versions of One Ui 6.0 on the Samsung Galaxy S23 series.
And a few days ago, it released the seventh beta version. It is now close to launching the first public version based on Android 14. Some stable UI builds were detected on internal test servers in Korea, India, Europe and more.
Samsung has been working on the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update for the Galaxy S23 series for several weeks and now it looks like the result is not far away. The company released seven beta versions of One UI 6.0 for the Galaxy S23 series, allowing users to test the new features ahead of stable release and provide feedback. Recently, the latest beta update was released to fix several bugs and improve the performance and stability of the software.
Now, it seems that Samsung is almost ready to roll out the stable version of One UI 6.0 for the Galaxy S23 series. According to a report by @tarunvats33, new stable test builds have been spotted on Samsung’s internal test server in Korea, India, Europe, and other regions. The firmware version of the stable test build is “BWJG,” which indicates that it is not part of the beta program, but rather a final release candidate for the public update channel.
This means that Samsung could soon start pushing the official One UI 6.0 update to the Galaxy S23 series users worldwide. However, there is also a possibility that Samsung might release another beta update before that, as a new beta build was also spotted on the test server. Therefore, Galaxy S23 series users who are enrolled in the beta program should keep an eye on their software update notifications for further developments.
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