Mumbai, March 26: Samsung has launched the eighth beta version of One UI 8.5 for its Galaxy S25 series. Initially anticipated as a stable release, this update brings the total beta count to eight. While it includes several bug fixes, none are critical, suggesting Samsung is in the final stages of preparation for the stable release.
The latest build, identified as version ZZCD, has a download size of nearly 1GB. The update was first rolled out in Germany and has since expanded to India, Poland, South Korea, and the UK within hours. The United States has yet to receive the update, but it is expected soon.
This beta version introduces a new story type in the Gallery app, allowing users to create monthly, quarterly, or yearly reviews automatically. The update also addresses various bugs related to the camera, Studio, lock screen, notifications, and connectivity with the Galaxy Book 4. For more details, see the complete changelog below.
Galaxy S25 One UI 8.5 Beta 8 Changelog
- Added a new story type in the Gallery (monthly/quarterly/yearly review)
- Fixed corrupted camera quick view previews for cloud-exclusive videos
- Resolved issues with restoring originals after changing storage resolution in Studio
- Improved flickering during real-time notification updates
- Fixed bubble notification badge not disappearing after viewing notifications
- Resolved clock shortcut disappearance when the screen is off during Now Brief
- Corrected date display issues after editing videos with metadata errors
- Improved capture issues when scrolling in Naver Map
- Fixed folder copying issues when connected to shared storage with Galaxy Book 4
If you own a Galaxy S25, S25+, or S25 Ultra running One UI 8.5 beta, you can install the latest update by navigating to Settings > Software updates > Download and install.
This could be the final beta for the Galaxy S25 series, as Samsung is reportedly preparing for the stable rollout. A stable build for the same device has also been spotted on Samsung’s servers, indicating that the official release may be imminent. Stay tuned for updates.
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