Samsung surprisingly released the first beta of the user interface One UI 9 for its flagship models from the year before last Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+ a Galaxy S24 UltraThis happened the day after it was his turn. Galaxy S25.
First beta update One UI 9 per Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+ a Galaxy S24 Ultra is now available in India, South Korea, and the US. In India, the update comes with firmware version S92xBXXU6ZZHL, while in the US variaSome phones receive it with firmware version S92xU1UEU6ZZH, while in South Korea it comes with firmware version S92xNKSUHZZHL.
Breaking!! 🔥
The One UI 9 Beta Program goes LIVE in the US for the Galaxy S24 Series!
Build Version: S928U1UEU6ZZHL/S928U1OYM6ZZHL/S928U1UEU6EZHL
Hopefully, soon in Korea, UK, and India. pic.twitter.com/FjOP5s9LFn
— Tarun Vats (@tarunvats33) September 2, 2026
The update has a download size of approximately 3,6GB (although the exact size varies slightly between models in the series) and includes the August security patch. 2026The new version brings Android 17 and several new software features to all three smartphones.
Below you will find the exact wording of the official list of changes that Samsung has made to this beta version was released. However, it is good to keep in mind that official change logs do not always include all changes, and the system is likely to have several minor improvements that are not directly mentioned here.
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Changelog One UI 9 Beta 1 Galaxy S24
Customizable quick panel
- You can now organize and customize the controls in the quick panel even more than before. You can resize the brightness and volume sliders, as well as the media player. You can also separate the sound mode button from the volume slider.
Improvements for Samsung DeX
- Moving an app window from one desktop to another is now easier with a menu at the top of the window. Desktop previews are now available on the Recent Apps screen, making it easier to switch with a single tap.
Do more with Notes
- The new Tape feature in Samsung Notes lets you cover parts of a note with tape and uncover them when needed. A variety of new pen styles have also been added, giving you even more options for writing and drawing.
Clearer access to location
- Stay in control of your location privacy. When an app is accessing your location, a blue indicator appears at the top of your screen. Tap the indicator in the quick panel to see which app it is.
Discover new Accessibility features
- Check out the "What's New" menu in Accessibility settings to learn about the latest accessibility features for your phone. Galaxy and you can try them out right away.
Highlight text for easier reading
- Need a closer look? Tap any text on the screen to see it enlarged and highlighted in a separate window. You can adjust the font size, colors, and other settings to your preferences.
Physical keyboard shortcuts
- Use shortcuts on your physical keyboard to access the Accessibility settings you need without having to touch the screen.
Mouse keys improvements
- New options are available when using the keyboard to interact with the mouse, including speed and acceleration control. You can also use the numeric keypad to point and click.
Replace swipe with a single tap
- The "Replace swipe with single tap" option is now located in the Dexterity & Interaction menu instead of the Help menu for easier access.
Select to speak
- Get quick voice reading without having to turn on the full TalkBack service. With the new Select and Read feature, you can select an item on the screen, such as text or an image, rather thanchat Read or describe it aloud.
Improved TalkBack updates
- Through continued collaboration, Samsung and Google's TalkBack features have been unified. Updating the TalkBack app can now be done as easily as updating an app from the Store. Play Store.
Next, we expect the first iteration of last year's line of foldable phones, specifically Galaxy Z Fold7 to Z Flip7. On Galaxy z Flip7 FE probably won't arrive. Theoretically, we can expect a beta on the latest phones in the series Galaxy A5x.
