Note: Downloading the Android 9. Please keep this in mind. First, the bad news: Android 9. The good news is Google expanded its list of beta partner devices, which means there are quite a few phones that are likely to get the final version quickly.
Android One devices will receive the update towards the end of the year. For the beta, the usual caveats apply: Not everything may work correctly, bugs may crop up, and so on.
Even if you plan on keeping Android 9. We have already covered some of these aspects in our One UI Beta review, which we recommend to check out. If you want to learn more, stay tuned for the full review.
If your country has already received it, the One UI update will show up in the Software Update section of your settings menu. If you want to check the current availability, you can search for your model and country in the SamMobile firmware database. In fact, you can download the full firmware , and flash it with a tool called Odin.
Keep in mind that compatibility may vary, so we advise to carefully read the requirements and the disclaimer before proceeding. Consequently, in case anything goes wrong, your warranty may not cover it. When done incorrectly, this process may bring to unintentional data loss or a soft brick of the smartphone. By proceeding, you understand that the choice is yours, so you have full responsibility for the outcome. The first thing you need to download is the official Samsung One UI update.
The alternative is downloading it via SamMobile, but the download speed will be limited for basic users. The size of the package is approximately 4. Flashing this firmware requires a program called Odin. Then, unzip the firmware into a folder with a tool like 7zip. Before proceeding, make sure you have read the Odin guide , as recommended in the previous section. You should already have a backup of all your data, so the decision depends on the time you want to invest.
The Samsung Experience 10 is based on Android 9. The quick settings panel now operates in full screen and comes with a revamped design. You can expect a more polished version of SE 10 once the official builds roll-out.
For now, you can get a sneak peek of the upcoming Android Pie interface on Samsung devices with this alpha build. So, choose the firmware which is compatible with your device.
You can get the list of things that are broken on each of these firmware versions from here. Download the base firmware file for your Galaxy S9 from here and install it using Odin. Your device will boot into Samsung Experience 10 alpha build in few minutes. Source: XDA.
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