Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 begins to launch Android 13 / One UI 5.0 official version to new users in the United States

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, November 13 (Xinhua)-- Samsung released a stable Android 13 update to Galaxy Z Fold 4 users in the United States after releasing a stable Android 13 update for phones such as the Galaxy S21 series. This update first applies to users of One UI 5. 0 Beta beta and may soon be released to all users in the United States.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4's stable version of Android 13 and One UI 5. 0 are updated with F936U1UEU1BVK3 firmware. This update applies to unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 4 models participating in the One UI 5.0Beta test program in the United States. Since the firmware version of Galaxy Z Fold 4's One UI 5.0 Beta 5 beta update ends with ZVK3, it looks stable enough to be a stable update. The update brings a security patch for the folding screen phone in November 2022.

One UI 5.0 Beta 5 users of Galaxy Z Fold 4 in the United States can download stable Android 13 updates. Users can do this by navigating to Settings-Software updates and clicking download and install. Samsung could release a stable version of Android 13 update to all other Galaxy Z Fold 4 users in the United States as soon as next week.

CTOnews.com learned that the update to Samsung's Android 13 / One UI 5.0 brought a slightly modified UI design, with extended color palettes, larger icons in the notification area, and slight changes in the quick setting switch. The update also brings stacked widgets, separate language settings for each application, Samsung DeX user interface improvements, and reorganized privacy and security dashboards.

Other improvements include better animation and transitions, easier multitasking gestures, OCR recognition in gallery applications, and improved editing in the built-in image and video editor section. Bixby and Bixby Routines have also been improved, bringing new options and features. Bixby Routines has been renamed Modes & Routines. Performance and accessibility features have also been enhanced.