Samsung starts rolling out stable One UI 6 update to the Galaxy S23

Samsung is finally done with One UI 6 beta updates for the Galaxy S23, so if you own the company’s newest flagship, expect the stable One UI 6 to arrive very soon.

According to several reports on TwitterOne UI 6 is now rolling out in select European countries, including France, Germany, Poland, and the United Kingdom (via AndroidFont). The update is available to everyone who signed up for the beta program, as well as non-beta users, meaning Samsung believes One UI 6 for Galaxy S23 is ready for prime time.

According to the official changelog, the update weighs around 3 GB and includes the October 2023 security patch. If you are located in one of the countries listed above, there is a high chance that you will receive the update. day in the coming days.

One UI 6 is based on Android 14 and brings many important improvements. For example, the home screen icon labels have been simplified, while the Samsung keyboard has benefited from new emoji designs.

However, it’s the quick panel that receives the most changes, including a new button layout, better display of album art, improved notification layout, and quicker access to the full quick panel.

The camera UI has also received many improvements, such as custom camera widgets, quality optimizations, simpler video size options, and many tweaks making it easier to apply effects and scan documents .

Even if you don’t live in any of the four countries that would be among the first to receive the update, it might be worth checking it out by heading to Menu Settings / Software Update.