Samsung is pushing the second One UI 9 beta to the Samsung Galaxy A35 now. The news came after the firmware was spotted in South Korea. The same update has come to one of the Asian markets as well, where the global version SM-A356E is sold. One UI 9 second beta is quickly making its way around.
Galaxy A35 unlocked the One UI 9 beta just two weeks ago, and there’s already a second update for the firmware that targets some bugs in the system. You’ll recognize the new update by the code “A356EXXUBZZI4.” That’s the build for the global Galaxy A35.
“A356NKSUAZZI4” is the firmware number for the Korean Samsung latest 5G model, though in both cases, the update is a little over 500MB. This is a small patch. The default Camera has been unstable on the current beta One UI 9. This update would fix the issue and improve stability.
Of course, folks who are still on One UI 8.5 don’t need to worry about any camera bugs. They already have the most stable Android version. Only a few countries have the privilege of testing the early One UI 9 test builds.
Other than the ones we mentioned above, the UK and the US are the regions where the One UI 9 second beta will open up for the Galaxy A35. But users have to become Samsung members if they really want to test drive the new OS. They can sign up for the Members app on their phones.
You enroll in the beta program on your phone. This will signal the servers that you are one of the participants and allow you to grab the One UI 9 beta update through Settings>> Software Updates and tap Check for Updates. Sadly, Galaxy A35 users in Pakistan have to wait longer until the stable One UI 9 is released. Keep watching the news.
