Samsung would launch its Android 10 beta program in the US next month

Samsung will launch a beta program again before starting to release the next version of Android to its customers. Citing sources who, he says, have good track records, SamMobile says the Android 10 beta program for Samsung will begin at the end of the month. Those from North America and Europe will see the beta surface of Android 10 in October. The process is ahead of schedule that Samsung had last year when it launched the Android 9 beta program in November.

Last year, Samsung included its unique user interface with the Android 9 update. With One UI, Samsung moved actionable items to the bottom of the screen so users would not be forced to Callisthenia with their fingers to be able to exploit them. This year's Android 10 update will include a 2.0 user interface. The manufacturer eventually released the Android 9 at Galaxy S8 2017 and higher. This year, Android 10 should be available for Samsung's flagship models, starting with the Galaxy S9. In general, Samsung will allow its high-end models to receive two major updates for Android.

The One UI / Android 9 beta program did not work that long; In fact, it was the fastest Android update ever delivered by Samsung. On December 24, 2018, the first stable release of the update began to be deployed. But it seems that, at least in the United States, holders of a Samsung Galaxy eligible device may be waiting next year to receive Android 10. The next day, owners of Pixel and Essential Phone have received the final version of Android 10, supported by T-Mobile. This page showed that the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 + update was in the "test phase". This meant that the development phase, which could take months, was already over. However, just over a week later, the carrier changed the status of the update for both models in "development".

Android 10 brings new features, such as a dark system-wide theme, that can protect you from the striking effects of the bright white background of Android. Enabling this feature will give you white text on a background. The enhanced gestures that come with the update will remove the Home and Back buttons and slide up to take you home, wherever you are. With live captions, the phone will provide subtitles for any video you watch, and a faster-loading sharing sheet should save a few seconds on the time it takes to share content with family or friends.