Emir BardakçıIt has now started the One UI 7.0 beta program for users of Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra in India also. The beta program which began on December 5 was only available to users who live in Germany, South Korea, the UK, or the US, but from now on, it extends to more users.
How to join One UI 7.0 beta program
Owners of the Galaxy S24 series devices in India can enroll via the Samsung Members app, and once signed up, the beta build will be downloadable from their phone’s Settings » Software Update menu. The beta firmware carries version ZXL5 and weighs about 4.7GB in download size, along with the December 2024 security patch.
New Features and Improvements of One UI 7.0
The latest update, One UI 7.0, brings quite a few exciting changes by putting much attention to aesthetics and functionality:
- Major UI Redesign: Quick Panel layout for more personalization, and notifications have been shifted to a separate page for easier access.
- Smoother Animations: Transitions and animations improved for slicker experience.
- Refreshed Stock App Icons: Samsung has redesigned the icons of almost all the in-house apps to give them a fresh new look.
- Now Bar: This is a new feature to present ongoing activities – such as music playback or calls – in a bar for quick interaction.
Changelog Highlights for India
This update follows the first One UI 7 beta, also started rolling out in the country, as the second beta firmware for regions including Germany, South Korea, the UK, and US, brings countless bug fixes and optimizations-essentially more stability and superior system performance. For those interested in how all the new features and design changes work, Samsung has posted a hands-on video demonstrating what One UI 7.0 can do.
The Samsung One UI 7.0 brings a new visual overhaul and more ways to personalize your Galaxy S24 series in almost all aspects, therefore. Expanding the beta program to India is an important milestone for its rollout and allows even more users to try these cool features before it goes live officially. So, if you have a Galaxy S24 in India, it’s time to try out the future of Samsung’s software experience.