Samsung said in a press release that it will further accelerate the version change of Android in the future, especially to increase cooperation with major carriers around the world to optimize the upgrade speed of carrier versions of Galaxy models. In addition, Samsung said that in addition to speeding up the version upgrade speed of the device, it will also improve localization customization according to different markets to provide a variety of innovative mobile experiences.

Samsung said in the press release that it will continue to accelerate the upgrade of Galaxy models to OneUI 5.0, including older flagship models and tablets, with the goal of having all eligible models upgraded by the end of 2022.

Devices that have already been upgraded to Android 13 / OneUI 5.0 include

Galaxy S22 series

Galaxy S21 Series

Galaxy S20 series

Galaxy Note 20/Note 20 Ultra

Galaxy A53 5G

Galaxy A33 5G

Galaxy Z Flip 4

Galaxy Z Fold 4

Galaxy A73 5G

Galaxy Tab S8 Series

Galaxy Xcover 6 Pro

Galaxy M52 5G

Galaxy M32 5G

Galaxy Z Fold 3

Galaxy Z Flip 3

Galaxy A52

Galaxy S20 FE

Galaxy S21 FE

Galaxy Note 10 Lite

Galaxy Tab S7

Galaxy A71

Galaxy Z Fold 2

Galaxy Z Flip

Galaxy Z Flip 5G

Galaxy S10 Lite

Galaxy M53 5G

Galaxy A52s 5G

Galaxy M33 5G

Galaxy A52 5G

Galaxy M62

Galaxy A22 5G

Galaxy F42 5G

Galaxy A51 5G

Galaxy Xcover 5

Galaxy A51

Galaxy A13 5G

Galaxy M22

Galaxy A23 LTE/5G

Galaxy A22

Galaxy A32 LTE/5G

Galaxy A72

Galaxy M32

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Under the leadership of Samsung, OnePlus also recently announced that it will provide 4 generations of Android version updates for phones, and provide an additional year of security updates. While extending the device support cycle, Samsung is also accelerating product version changes.

As of December, more than 40 Galaxy phones have deployed Android 13 / OneUI 5 updates, and the number of such product updates has far exceeded that of other Android phone manufacturers.

Samsung’s past Android version changes are usually concentrated in high-end models. Samsung will focus on the Galaxy S, Galaxy Note, and Galaxy Z series until 2022. These high-end devices will be released in the same year as the major Android version update, while mid- and low-end models will be launched next year.

However, Samsung has changed its update strategy in 2022. It can be frequently seen that Samsung devices are upgraded to Android 13 / OneUI 5.0. And new devices are being upgraded to Android 13 almost every day. In addition to the Galaxy S series flagships, models like the Galaxy A22 5G and Galaxy M33 5G have also received upgrades.

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@RoderSuper, who claims to be a former Samsung employee, claims that the One UI 5.0 update, based on the Android 13 mobile OS customization, will be released to the public on October 17-19 and will be available for the Galaxy S22 / S22+ / S22 Ultra models.

One UI 5.0 beta 1 screenshot (from: XDA-Developers)

If this is true, it means that the long-awaited software update will arrive in the third week of October — when the One UI 5.0 beta testing program will come to an end.

One UI 5.0 beta 2 screenshot

Last but not least, Samsung fans are obviously hoping that the South Korean electronics giant will push the Android 13 update to more Galaxy product lines as soon as possible.

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OxygenOS 13 details

Other features that OxygenOS 13 will bring include, but are not limited to.

"● AI system booster

● Smart Launcher - faster folders, ability to open apps from folder icons, add widgets from app icons

● Sidebar Toolbox - sidebar for quick access to selected apps

● Hyperboost game engine upgrade

● Spatial audio support

● Private Security 2.0"

But the biggest change is the design of OxygenOS 13. At the launch of the OnePlus 10T, the company spent about 30 minutes talking about OxygenOS 13 and focused a lot on the new design of the update. The main thing that caught our attention was the new “aquamorphic” design language, which the company says is meant to evoke the concept of water. There are also new blue and orange accents that you can find throughout the user interface.

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