Samsung Galaxy S25 One UI 8 Beta Rolls Out Again
Samsung has released the sixth Samsung Galaxy S25 One UI 8 beta update based on Android 16, continuing its beta testing program in Germany, the UK, India, and Korea. While many users are eagerly waiting for the stable Android 16 rollout, Samsung seems focused on refining the experience with another round of bug fixes and improvements.
The new build carries the version ending in “ZYHB”, replacing last week’s “ZYH6” build. Notably, it also includes the September 2025 security patch, signaling that the official stable update might finally arrive sometime this month.
What’s New in the Sixth Beta?
Samsung has fixed several persistent issues reported by testers:
- Notifications on the lock screen now display properly instead of only showing icons.
- App logo cutting glitches have been resolved.
- Keyboard recommendations no longer disable after a reboot.
- Custom fonts remain intact after being changed.
- Widget character truncation issues have been fixed.
- Lock screen no longer randomly overlays on apps.
- Clock widget now displays the correct time.
On top of these fixes, some reports confirm the introduction of the Call Captions feature, a useful tool for accessibility and real-time call transcription.
Stable Release on the Horizon?
The arrival of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Android 16 update in stable form has been highly anticipated. The inclusion of the September 2025 security patch strongly suggests that Samsung may be preparing to push the stable release within the coming weeks.
With six beta versions already tested, the One UI 8 rollout could be nearing completion, giving Galaxy S25 users a more polished and secure Android 16 experience.
Final Thoughts
The One UI 8 beta sixth build shows that Samsung is carefully addressing bugs before releasing the final version. With the added Call Captions feature and the latest Samsung September 2025 security patch, Galaxy S25 owners can expect a smoother and more feature-rich update soon.
As the stable release approaches, Samsung users in global markets will be looking forward to upgrading their devices with Android 16’s new features and improved performance.
