Samsung is actively trying to fix bugs even for its previous flagship models, and one of them is i Galaxy S20. Although we have already heard a lot about the upcoming One UI 3.0, the software is still in the beta testing stage, which is divided into several parts. Thus, users can try experimental firmware in advance and help debug the most common and most obvious errors and faults they encounter. This is also the case with another beta version, which is finally heading to the world under the working clock G98xxKSU1ZTK7. And as it turned out, the South Korean giant really put the developers on the hook, as the vast majority of problems and inconveniences were fixed.
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It should be noted, however, that the test phases differ for individual regions and while, for example, in Germany it is the 5th released version, in our native South Korea we would count only the 4th development phase. The inconsistency lies mainly in the fact that the repair packages are released at different time intervals, which causes a delay somewhere, or an early release. Either way, judging by the available information, it seems that the final version is not too far away. According to Samsung, the testing is nearing its final stage and it can be expected that in the coming weeks, months at the latest, full-fledged One UI 3.0 will arrive on models Galaxy S20. We'll see if the technology company tries to make it to the end of the year.
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