Samsung’s Android 16-based One UI 8 beta has officially reached the Galaxy S24 lineup — and if you own a Galaxy S24, S24+, or S24 Ultra in South Korea, India, or the UK, you can now be among the first to try it out. The beta program will soon go live for the Galaxy S24 owners in the US.
The One UI 8 beta update, which is around 3.2GB in size (firmware version ZYH3), brings a host of new features, design tweaks, and productivity upgrades ahead of the stable release later this year.
This beta launch follows Samsung’s earlier announcement that the program would expand beyond the Galaxy S25 series, giving more users an early taste of One UI 8 while helping the company iron out bugs and improve performance.
How to get One UI 8 beta on Galaxy S24
If you’re in an eligible region, you can sign up through the Samsung Members app:
- Log in with the Samsung account linked to your device.
- Look for the “One UI 8 Beta Program” banner on the home screen and tap it.
- Complete the registration steps.
Once you’re enrolled, head to Settings → Software update → Download and install to grab the beta. After installation, your device will reboot, and you’ll be ready to explore One UI 8.
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What’s new in One UI 8 beta?
One UI 8 focuses on boosting productivity, personalizing your experience, and modernizing Samsung’s core apps. It brings smarter multitasking tools like improved split-screen controls, a refreshed Quick Share interface, and better Samsung DeX flexibility.
Personalization options get a lift with new dynamic wallpapers and expanded Modes & Routines, while core apps like Gallery, My Files, Weather, and Calendar see cleaner designs and more useful features. Privacy is also enhanced, with extra Secure Folder options and accessibility improvements.
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