Samsung Galaxy S10 One UI 3.0 (Android 11) beta program goes official

Samsung is expanding the One UI 3.0 based Android 11 beta program for its previous year flagship. Two days ago, the foldable, Galaxy Z Flip gets the One UI 3.0 via beta. Now the company expands the beta membership program to the Galaxy S10 series phones. Yes, the last year’s Galaxy S10 users can now taste the features of One UI 3.0 (Android 11) via beta access. Here’s everything you need to know about Samsung Galaxy S10 One UI 3.0 Beta Program.

The first beta of One UI 3.0 is rolling out for the Galaxy S10 series with G97xFXXU9ZTKF build number. As for now, the beta program is live in India, South Korea, and the United Kingdom. Hopefully, it will also be available in Germany and Poland by tomorrow. If you want to taste the features of One UI 3.0 based Android 11, then you can join the beta program.

Samsung Galaxy S10+ One UI 3.0 first beta build measures around 1.9GB of download size. You can update your Galaxy S10 series device by joining the One UI beta program from Samsung Member’s app. The newer build will bring a slew of new features to your Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e device.

The One UI 3.0 comes with an overhauled Notification panel and long press menu for apps, new Volume controls layout, intuitive lock screen and Bixby Routines, a flurry of customizations to AOD, and much more. This build comes with the November 2020 monthly security patch, not only this, but it also comes with the essential features of Android 11.

Samsung Galaxy S10 One UI 3.0 Beta Update

Samsung Galaxy S10 One UI 3.0 Beta Update – Changelog

Better Customization

  • New image categories have been added to Dynamic Lock screen, and you can select up to 5 categories at once.
  • On the Lock screen, you can add a widget to check your usage time.
  • Get an interactive preview when setting a wallpaper.
  • Adjusting the Always On Display and Lock screen is easier.
  • Add a call background to see a picture or video when you make or receive a call.
  • In Samsung Internet, you can reorder and lock tabs.
  • Bixby Routines has even more controls to help you automate your life.
  • New icons and Lock screen widgets make it easier to find and control your routines.
  • Use Digital Wellbeing with separate personal and work profiles.

Home screen and Lock screen

  • Add widgets by touching and holding an app icon on the Home screen.
  • Turn off the screen by double tapping on an empty space on the Home or Lock screen. (Set it up in Settings > Advanced features > Motions and gestures.)
  • On the Lock screen, tap the clock area to see widgets like calendar, weather, and music.

Calls and chats

  • See conversations separately in the notification panel. Works with Messages and your favorite chat apps.
  • Easily remove duplicate contacts stored in the same account in Contacts. The storage period for deleted contacts has been extended from 15 days to 30 days.
  • Added the ability to edit multiple linked contacts from a single screen.
  • Added Trash in Messages so that recently deleted messages are stored for 30 days.

Pictures and videos

  • Take pictures quicker with improved auto focus and auto exposure.
  • View, edit, and share pictures and videos more easily from Gallery.
  • Find pictures and videos quicker with new search features and categories and Gallery.
  • Revert edited pictures to their original versions at any time, even after they’re saved, so you never lose a shot.

Settings

  • Settings has a new simpler look and feel. Your Samsung account is shown at the top, and Home screen settings are now easier to access.
  • Find the settings you need more easily with new Search features. You’ll get better results for synonyms and common misspellings, and you can tap on tags to see groups of related settings.
  • Quick settings buttons have been reduced to provide only the most commonly used features. You can also add buttons to create your own customized quick panel.

Samsung Keyboard

  • Increased the number of input languages to 370.
  • Made it easier to paste copied images and verification codes from text messages.
  • Added emoji and sticker suggestions when you enter a text-based emoticon.
  • Improved the keyboard layout to provide a larger space bar when entering web and email addresses.
  • Reorganized Keyboard settings so it’s easier to access frequently used settings.

Productivity

Maintain a healthy balance between work and life by minimizing repetitive and complicated tasks and handling them efficiently.

  • Bixby Routines has even more controls to help you automate your life, including a setting to return everything to the way it was before the routine ran.
  • New routines will be recommended based on your daily life and control your routines.
  • In Internet, you can hide the status and navigation bars for a more immersive experience and quickly translate webpages.
  • You’ll be prompted to block websites that send too many pop-ups or notifications.
  • You can browse and select cloud drive files from the file selection screen in My Files.
  • You can now delete cache files in My Files to easily free up storage space.
  • Events with the same start time are displayed together in the month and list views in Calendar.

Easy media and device control

Media and device control is easier with the improved media panel in notifications. You can see recently used media apps and quickly change the playback device. You can also quick-launch Android Auto by selecting it from the Connections menu in Settings.

Identify and improve your digital habits

Improved Digital Wellbeing features make it easy to check how you’re using your phone or tablet and help you form good digital habits. Check your usage while driving or see weekly changes in your screen time by function at a glance through upgraded weekly reports. You can also use Digital Wellbeing with separate personal and work profiles.

Accessibility for everyone

One UI 3 recommends useful accessibility features for you based on your usage. The improved Accessibility shortcut makes accessibility features easier to start and use. You can use the Speak keyboard input aloud feature to get voice feedback of your typing even when Talkback is turned off.

Stronger privacy protection

You can now let an app access to your microphone, camera, or location just one time. Any permissions that an app hasn’t used in a while will be automatically revoked. You can no longer give apps permission to always see your location when they’re not in use, you need to go to the location permission page for the app in Settings.

Additional improvements

  • In Clock, you can hear the time and preset name of the alarm read aloud when an alarm rings.

This is the changelog of Samsung Galaxy S10 One UI 3.0 first beta. We’ll share more updates in the future, so stay connected with us.

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