Samsung is preparing to release its next Android version based on One UI 6.0, Android 14. Google has reached the final stage of beta testing, where most things have become stable. The public release of Android 14 will be in August. Many companies, such as Vivo, OnePlus, and ColorOS, have already started closed beta testing of their custom UI based on Android 14. However, Samsung has yet to announce any Beta here, but it is expected that Samsung will release its Android 14-based One UI 6 next month. As always, flagship phones will receive the Android 14 Beta update first, followed by Samsung’s other phones, starting with flagships, then mid-range, and finally budget phones.
Samsung will start OneUI 6 Beta on August 2nd.
Samsung can’t release its Android 14 update before Google, but Samsung devices will certainly be the first to receive the Android 14 update. Also, many of Samsung’s phones will receive the Android 14 update because most devices have received updates with at least 4 years of Android support. Other companies may also receive Android 14 updates for some of their flagship and budget phones, but they will likely be later than Samsung.
It’s good that the company hasn’t forgotten about its mid-range phone, but the device will be a bit late to receive the One UI 6.0 update. However, it won’t be too late, and the update should arrive by the end of this year. At that time, many companies, such as Realme, Redmi, Moto, and others, may announce the Android 14 Beta, and except for some flagship phones, phones older than 2 years may not receive updates. You may expect to receive the Android 14 update on some flagship phones.
