One UI 2.0 Beta 6 With December Security Patch Rolls Out To Galaxy S10 Series

Samsung Galaxy S10 series is currently receiving Android 10-based One UI 2.0 Beta 6 update along with the December security patch. The new beta version has greatly resolved an automatic restart issue while connecting through Bluetooth. And, the update offers fixed image deletion, which previously failed to work properly through the Samsung Gallery app in older updates.

Furthermore, the beta 6 update has fixed the issues related to status bars with cut-off bottoms. And, even the problems with the Device Care widget has also been resolved. The beta 6 update is relatively rolling out with few and minor bug fixes, and hence we can conclude that the update will go for an imminent launch in its original version.

The interested users can enroll for the One UI 2.0 beta 6 program from the Samsung Members app. Following which you can advance towards the Software update section in the Settings menu of your phones and eventually download the One UI 2.0 new update.

To recall, older beta versions offered a new camera interface with no longer camera modes placed above the shutter button. And every mode, other than Photo, Video, Live Focus, and Live Focus video, got included in the More section. The older version offered a new screen recording feature that helped in recording everything being paired up with the microphone.

These updates enabled users in inserting a selfie feed while recording the screen. The users also got to see new animations from the realms of earlier rolled out beta updates. Besides, they included redesigned volume control buttons and provided new edge lighting effects.

The trash section was also implemented by these updates for the contacts app. The trash section helped users to restore the deleted contacts within 15 days. Lastly, it had a new calculator app using which the users changed time and speed units.

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