Android 9. The testing of the operating system on the Samsung GALAXY S9 continues, so a new beta version of the operating system was recently released, bringing a series of very important changes for users. Android 9 has been tested on the Samsung GALAXY S9, and other phone models of the Korean company, for some time, and with each update released in the beta version, various improvements are offered to make the user experience better.
Android 9. versions N960FXXU2ZRL6 of the operating system for the Samsung GALAXY S9 was launched today by the Samsung company, it can be installed by users from various countries around the world. Of course, only those who have already been accepted into the test program of Android 9 for Samsung GALAXY S9 can enjoy the update, so if you are one of them, you can update right now on your compatible phones.
Android 9. NEWS for Samsung GALAXY S9 Announced
Android 9. Among the most important novelties offered on the Samsung GALAXY S9 by the Korean company are solutions for the problem with the dialer that gets stuck, or the impossibility of using Internet connections. Android 9 has also solved on the Samsung GALAXY S9 the problems due to which the applications in Google Play could not be updated, and the sudden closings of the application for making calls have also been solved, so that everyone will have a better experience.
Hot on the heels of the third Android Pie beta release for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+, the Galaxy Note 9 is now receiving its second Pie beta update. The update comes with software version N960FXXU2ZRL6 and seems to be available in all countries where the beta program is available.
Android 9. Testing of the update for the Samsung GALAXY S9, and other newer Korean phone models, started more than a month ago, and according to official information, it will continue until the beginning of January. In the meantime, all those interested in testing the Samsung GALAXY S9 with Android 9 must wait for new places to be offered to be able to install this version of the operating system, but no one knows for sure when this could happen.
