Last week, Samsung was forced to delay the second beta version of the One UI 3.0 user interface for the series Galaxy S10, but thanks to beta participants, he could now give the go-ahead for its release. It is currently available to users in South Korea, the UK and India.
The new beta update carries firmware labeled ZTL8, and its release notes mention fixes for several bugs discovered by Samsung Members and One UI 3.0 beta participants. Specifically, bugs related to the camera app have been fixed and the app should also now be more stable, the home screen interface will no longer restart in a loop, and users should be able to unlock the range phones with their fingerprints.
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Follow Galaxy The S10 will probably be next Galaxy Notes 10, as the release of the second beta for it was also delayed last week.
As for when on Galaxy The S10 will arrive with a sharp version of the superstructure, Samsung has already confirmed that it plans to release it in January next year, at least in some parts of the world. Of course, this deadline is not set in stone - errors may again be found during testing that can lead to a delay in release. The sharp version has been released on the phones of the series so far Galaxy S20 a Galaxy Notes 20 (in the second case, however, so far only in the US and also limited; it should be available globally in January of next year).
