We finally know when the Samsung Android 9 beta is going to be launched. The company confirmed at SDC 2018 when it will launch the open beta program for the next major iteration of Android. It has also confirmed when we can expect Android 9 to be rolled out for flagship devices like the Galaxy S9 and the Galaxy Note 9.
Samsung Android 9 beta launch
Android 9 Pie brings a whole new user interface for Samsung’s devices. . It completely reimagines the user interface and focuses on making it easier to use smartphones with one hand.
It also declutters the interface and effectively splits it into content and control areas. The control area starts around the middle of the display where your thumb would naturally be positioned and thus makes it easier to access the features and settings without having to partake in finger acrobatics.
We’ll be able to test it out soon enough. The Samsung Android 9 beta launch will take place later this month in the United States, Germany and South Korea. More countries in Europe and Asia will also get the open beta program in the second phase. The other markets include China, India, France, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom.
Samsung will use the feedback from the beta testers before the firmware’s official release. It also confirmed today that .
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Samsung Android 9 beta launch
Android 9 Pie brings a whole new user interface for Samsung’s devices. . It completely reimagines the user interface and focuses on making it easier to use smartphones with one hand.
It also declutters the interface and effectively splits it into content and control areas. The control area starts around the middle of the display where your thumb would naturally be positioned and thus makes it easier to access the features and settings without having to partake in finger acrobatics.
We’ll be able to test it out soon enough. The Samsung Android 9 beta launch will take place later this month in the United States, Germany and South Korea. More countries in Europe and Asia will also get the open beta program in the second phase. The other markets include China, India, France, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom.
Samsung will use the feedback from the beta testers before the firmware’s official release. It also confirmed today that .
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