Last week, Samsung officially introduced its Android 13-based One UI 5.0 skin at its annual Developer Conference event – SDC. The company had confirmed that a stable build will be released by the end of this month. Yes, the public update of One UI 5.0 is coming to the Galaxy S22 in a matter of time. Before releasing the stable build, the firm has pushed the fifth and most probably the last beta to the Galaxy S22. If your Galaxy S22 series phone is running on the One UI 5 beta, then you can now upgrade to beta 5.
The new beta build is labeled with the ZVJA firmware version number and weighs around 471MB in size. For the time being, the latest beta build is available in China, it will be available in the other regions within a few hours or in a day or two. The information about the new update has been shared by the famous leakster – Ice Universe and as per the changelog, the upgrade comes with a bunch of improvements.
Samsung addresses a bunch of issues available on the previous beta builds, including the camera autofocus issue, fixed the issue where you can not add fingerprints, no unlock sound issue has also been fixed, the water plugin force closing issue, the loud sound issue on calling, “Close All” is not showing in multitasking, removed Bixby text calls, and more. Here’s the complete changelog, we translated it into English.
- Fixed the issue that the watch plugin was forced to close
- Fixed camera auto focus and failure, poor image quality when using focus open problem
- Fixed the problem of not being able to add fingerprints
- Fixed the issue of no unlock sound
- Fixed the problem that the sound is still loud after the call filling is adjusted
- Fixed the problem of incomplete wallpaper display
- Fixed the problem that “Close All” is not displayed in the multitasking list interface
- Fixed the issue that the app would be forced to close when editing back a clip
- Removed Bixby text call
If you own the Galaxy S22, S22 Plus, or S22 Ultra, then you can now upgrade your phone to the fifth beta of One UI 5.0 for a better experience compared to the previous beta builds. As I said earlier, it is currently available in select markets and will be available for everyone over the air.
To manually check for the update, you can go to Settings > Software Update. It will show the One UI 5.0 Beta 5 update. Tap the Download and Install button to get the latest beta. Before upgrading make sure to take backup of data and charge your phone to at least 50%.
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