On December 20, the guys at Samsung launched the third beta of Android 10 with the One UI 2.0 customization layer. 8 days later, the users of a Galaxy S9 and S9 + already have the fourth beta, a fourth beta that has a weight of 139 MB and is already available in the United Kingdom and India.
If you reside in any other country, it will likely be available within a few hours. If you want to download this new beta, you can do it directly through your terminal through software updates, as long as you are part of the beta program, a program available through Samsung Members.
This new beta, whose firmware is G960FXXU7ZSLC y G965FXXU7ZSLC for the S9 and S9 + respectively. This fourth beta fixes a large number of bugs and performance problems that devices were experiencing since the fourth beta.
But in addition to this fourth beta, Samsung has launched a small part for this own beta, a patch that we have to download after installing the fourth beta and that solves a malfunction with the Always On Display function and with the camera.
Everything seems to indicate that the development of the Android 10 version for the Galaxy S9 and S9 + is not working as well as one would expect from the Korean company, so despite the fact that its launch is scheduled for April, it is likely to be delayed a bit longer.
If you are not yet part of the beta program and you want to be among the first to try all the aesthetic and functional novelties that One UI 2.0 offers us for the Galaxy S9 and S9 +, you should keep in mind that is in beta phase, so the number of bugs and malfunctions is still high.
