One UI 9.0 Beta 4 update is out now for the Galaxy S26 series
Samsung expands One UI 9.0 testing, introducing new camera features and security flexibility for Galaxy devices.
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What happened
Alongside core system improvements, Samsung has added new functionality to Camera Assistant, specifically Mirror View, and updated the Good Guardians suite for compatibility. The update also introduces refinements to the existing Lockdown mode, allowing for increased user flexibility.
Coverage from Android Authority, SamMobile, 9to5Google, SammyGuru, and Sammy Fans highlights the breadth of the update. Reporting focuses on performance metrics observed on devices including the Galaxy S25 FE, A24, and Tab S10 FE+, as well as a comprehensive breakdown of new features.
Future reports will likely track the transition from beta to stable releases across the broader Galaxy ecosystem. Updates regarding the availability of these features for other legacy models remain pending.
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Who reported it (5)
- Samsung is making its powerful Lockdown mode a bit more flexible Android Authority · 49d ago
- Samsung updates Good Guardians with One UI 9.0 support SamMobile · 49d ago
- One UI 9: All the features you need to know [Video] 9to5Google · 49d ago
- Galaxy S25 FE, A24, Tab S10 FE+ One UI 9 Performance Revealed SammyGuru · 49d ago
- Samsung One UI 9 brings Mirror View and more Camera Assistant improvements Sammy Fans · 49d ago
Questions people are asking
Which devices are currently receiving the One UI 9.0 beta?
Coverage confirms the beta is available for the Galaxy S26 series, with performance testing noted on the Galaxy S25 FE, A24, and Tab S10 FE+.
What specific camera changes are included?
One UI 9.0 introduces Mirror View and various improvements to Camera Assistant.
Are there changes to device security?
Yes, Samsung is making its Lockdown mode more flexible.
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