Samsung Expands One UI 8.5 Beta to India and Poland
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Samsung Expands One UI 8.5 Beta to India and Poland

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Samsung has extended its One UI 8.5 beta program to include users in India and Poland, following its initial release in select countries.

Samsung has expanded its One UI 8.5 beta program to include users in India and Poland, following its initial release in select countries. The beta is available for Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra devices, featuring firmware version ending ZYLH with a download size exceeding 4GB. This update includes the December 2025 security patch and addresses various bugs and performance issues identified in the earlier beta release. One UI 8.5, based on Android 16, introduces enhancements such as customizable lock screen clocks, a new design language for stock apps, improved Galaxy AI-powered image editing, Bluetooth Auracast improvements, Storage Share, Quick Share suggestions, a redesigned Samsung Internet browser, and Theft Protection features. Users interested in participating can register through the Samsung Members app and download the update via the device's settings menu.

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Samsung has expanded its One UI 8.5 beta program to include users in India and Poland, following its initial release in select countries.

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The beta is available for Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra devices, featuring firmware version ending ZYLH with a download size exceeding 4GB.

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One UI 8.5, based on Android 16, introduces enhancements such as customizable lock screen clocks, a new design language for stock apps, improved Galaxy AI-powered image editing, Bluetooth Auracast improvements, Storage Share, Quick Share suggestions, a redesigned Samsung Internet browser, and Theft Protection features.

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Users interested in participating can register through the Samsung Members app and download the update via the device's settings menu.

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