SEOUL – Samsung has rolled out Android 9 (Pie) beta program for Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus.
The new beta program also gives users to unlock the recently unveiled One UI skin, which will run on top of Android Pie on Samsung devices, reports SamMobile.
How to update?
Samsung Galaxy S9 and Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus users can register for the beta by opening the Samsung Members application and tapping the Notices button.
Once enrolled, users will be able to download Android Pie beta software from the Settings by tapping Software Update and then Download Updates Manually.
One UI (Android Pie)
Samsung has announced the One UI last week at its Developer Conference and is the customized user interference that is based on Android 9 Pie.
The company says that it has built One UI in close partnership with Google and the Android developer community with the goal of minimizing clutter and streamlining the experience for users.
The new UI is optimized for better one-handed use for larger devices and users will find things like menus and notifications on the bottom of the screen.
Other notable new features include an updated lock screen with modified fonts, revamped app icons, new on-screen navigations buttons that are much more simplistic and new Dark Mode.
Currently, the program is available in South Korea and will be available in Germany US, UK, Middle East, and other regions soon.
