It’ll be a couple of months before Android 11 rolls out widely to Samsung devices, but things are moving along quickly. Following a developer preview last month, Samsung has just opened up a public beta of OneUI 3.0 with Android 11.
As reported by SamMobile, the OneUI 3.0 public beta is now open for Galaxy S20 users, but only in Samsung’s home country of South Korea. This beta is, of course, based on Android 11 and is available to the Samsung Galaxy S20, S20+, and the S20 Ultra. At this point, the S20 FE isn’t included.
Over time, Samsung is set to bring its Android 11 beta to other countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Poland, Germany, China, and India. The Galaxy Note 20 series will also pick up support for this beta at some point, but no dates have been announced for other regions or devices.
We took a quick look at an early build of OneUI 3.0 recently which brings support for new Android features such as Bubbles, improved notifications, and more. There are also some UI tweaks and new features from Samsung, but we’re expecting the public beta to reveal even more. Most likely, Android 11 will start arriving on Samsung devices late this year or in early 2021.
More on Samsung:
- Here’s a quick look at Samsung’s flavor of Android 11 in the first OneUI 3.0 beta [Gallery]
- Galaxy Z Fold 2 diary: Day One with a foldable makes me rethink how I use my phone
- Samsung Galaxy S20 FE goes official w/ Snapdragon 865, 120Hz display for $699
Author: Ben Schoon
Source: 9TO5Google
