Samsung Quietly Expands One UI 8.5 Testing to More Galaxy Tab Models

Testing of One UI 8.5 beta builds has been carried out on more Galaxy Tab models and now, this is certainly good news for Samsung owners! In fact, rumor trails suggest that Samsung workloads are set for yet another source code for the sake of the tablets.

What is One UI 8.5?

Some reports suggest the next version of its Android interface is called One UI 8.5, making an appearance soon along a new Android update. The purpose of this development is to smoothen performance enhancement through smoothened animations, application battery management, and better multitasking support for larger screens.

However, here-as-there gaining acceptance would mean performance betterment as well; thus, it could be harder for the Galaxy Tab user.

Which Samsung Galaxy Tab models have the test builds spotted on?

Reports say One UI 8.5 test firmware has been spied on quite a few Galaxy Tab series:

* premium models of the Galaxy Tab S series
* Galaxy Tab FE series
* Selected mid-range Galaxy Tab

The spottings of these test builds do give good chances that these devices will receive the final updates; however, it hasn't yet publicly stated anything about it.

What new features can we expect?

While Beta Testing of One UI 8.5 is going on, many speculative new features and exciting upgrades are planned for the ensuing version rollout:

*Enhancements for multi-window and split screen working
* More fluid work experience, especially on Samsung DeX
* UI optimization for big screen operation
* Privacy and security improvement
* Battery and performance optimization enhancement

These updates would really go a long way in favor of users of Galaxy Tabs that are either studying, working, or creating content.

Timing of Upgrade from Microsoft: When are we expecting One UI 8.5?

Generally, it would push in a Stable upgrade within a month after pushing the test build. The stable version of One UI 8.5 will, as expected, first be rolled out to target the flagship Galaxy Tab models, consequently, other models are expected to be gradually phased in after that.

Conclusion

All in all, the One UI 8.5 test build appearing on more Galaxy Tab models seems to be a good sign indeed, showing that Samsung remains truly committed to providing long-term software updates to its tablet users. Therefore, Galaxy Tab users can expect a refined and an even more powerful experience in the very near future.