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Just curious, do you think Samsung has this information ready to announce publicly and is just sitting around saying: "shh, don't say anything until someone asks in the community!" And then bam, you post this and now they can make the announcement?
You would need to do your research on the Samsung web page to be a beta tester for the Android 12, and see if it's available to you. There is limited spots, so check it out. Participation in the One UI Beta Program requires a Samsung Account. If you do not already have a Samsung Account, create one at https://account.samsung.com. * The One UI Beta Program is available only for specific devices, OS versions, and countries. * Beta program period and compatible devices vary by country. * One UI features can differ depending on the device enrolled in the beta program.
Google’s confirmed the next version of Android which means we’re starting to get questions about the Samsung Galaxy Android 12 update.
Samsung’s still focused on getting Android 11 and One UI 3.x updates out to Galaxy phones and tablets, but that will change later this year when it starts working on Android 12 updates for Galaxy devices.
Samsung is far more communicative about software these days, but it will likely take months for the company to outline specific plans for Android 12.
Google’s confirmed the next version of Android which means we’re starting to get questions about the Samsung Galaxy Android 12 update.
Samsung’s still focused on getting Android 11 and One UI 3.x updates out to Galaxy phones and tablets, but that will change later this year when it starts working on Android 12 updates for Galaxy devices.
Samsung is far more communicative about software these days, but it will likely take months for the company to outline specific plans for Android 12.
