The first beta version of Samsung's One UI 6 system is expected to be launched next week, and Bank of China users can participate in the experience later.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, July 12 (Xinhua)-- Samsung One UI 6 beta is expected to make its debut in the third week of this month, according to foreign media sammobile, which means the first beta update may be released this time next week.

It is reported that as the beta version of One UI 6 has not yet been officially released, it is impossible to confirm any details. However, judging from the previous One UI beta, Samsung fans in China, India, Germany, Poland, South Korea, the United Kingdom and the United States are likely to participate in the testing of the One UI 6, with the first test model being the Samsung Galaxy S23 series.

South Korea and the United States may be the countries where the beta version will be unveiled for the first time, while Germany may also be included in the first wave of push. Galaxy S23 series users in these other countries may have to wait days or even weeks before they can participate in the new version experience.

According to previous reports from CTOnews.com, Samsung whistleblower @ I Bing Universe recently revealed that Samsung One UI 6 will use widgets on the message screen and lock screen, similar to Apple's iOS. The current version of One UI supports custom lock screen time, shortcut buttons and message notifications, but the scope of operation is limited. If you add features such as lock screen widgets, it will undoubtedly bring more playability to users.