An official forum post, spotted by TizenHelp, confirms that Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10 Plus owners in the US will be able to join the One UI 2.0 beta. The post also notes that Sprint, T-Mobile, and unlocked devices are the only eligible phones for now. So the likes of AT&T and Verizon customers will need to wait. There’s no word on an official launch date though.
According to an official post on Samsung’s community forums earlier today, the One UI 2.0 beta — based on Android 10 — is coming very soon (via @jtinseoul on Twitter). Samsung confirmed that South Korean variants of the Samsung Galaxy S10 family will be the first to use the beta.
As with last year’s beta, there will be a small number of invitations posted to the Samsung Members app for Korean models of the Galaxy S10 family. These limited number of slots will likely fill up quickly, and then Samsung will open up new slots in other countries.
Samsung doesn’t give a definitive date for when the One UI 2.0 beta slots will open up, but it does say “coming soon.” It’s a safe bet we’ll see this happen before the end of the month.
