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    Galaxy S25: Third One UI 8.5 Beta Now Live!

    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliJanuary 5, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. Samsung has launched the third One UI 8.5 beta for Galaxy S25 series, featuring the January 1, 2026, security patch.
    2. Key issues resolved include lock screen clock errors, gallery lag, and high battery drain.
    3. The update is currently available in South Korea, Germany, the UK, and India, with US and Poland rollouts expected soon.
    4. Anticipate the Galaxy S26 series debuting with One UI 8.5, as Samsung continues beta testing on the S25 series.

    Breaking News: Galaxy S25 Series Receives Third One UI 8.5 Beta Release

    Samsung has just released its third One UI 8.5 beta update for the Galaxy S25 series. This version includes the January 1, 2026, security patch. Users can expect several improvements and bug fixes.

    First, this new update addresses a lock screen clock display error. Additionally, it resolves issues related to gallery lag during Live Effects. High battery consumption in specific apps also sees significant improvements.

    Currently, users in South Korea, Germany, the UK, and India can access the update. Interestingly, this will be the second beta release for Indian users, despite it being the third for others. Users in the US and Poland should anticipate the release soon.

    The firmware is approximately 1.2GB, ensuring it carries important updates. Alongside the fixes mentioned, expect some undisclosed changes that may enhance the overall experience.

    As Samsung gears up for the Galaxy S26 launch, they continue refining the S25 series. The feedback from this beta testing is crucial. Users are encouraged to share their experiences, contributing to a more polished final version.

    This release highlights Samsung’s commitment to improving user experience. It sets a positive tone for the future of their devices. Stay tuned for more updates as Samsung pushes forward in the world of smartphones.

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