US unlocked Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, Galaxy Fold gets Android 12 One UI 4.0 update

Samsung is rolling out the Android 12 based One UI 4.0 update for its first-generation foldable smartphones – Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy Fold. However, the update is already released for the devices in various regions, this time, it is expanding for the US unlocked variants.

The update is currently rolling out on nearly all carrier networks in the US, including AT&T, Bluegrass Cellular, Comcast, C-Spire, Verizon, and Xfinity Mobile. It installs a slew of new features along with the January 2022 Android security patch for better system performance.

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Moreover, the Galaxy Z Flip Android 12 update comes with One UI build version F700U1UEU4FUL9. Whereas, the Galaxy Fold users can identify it through the version number F900U1UEU6GUL9.

You can download this software update by visiting the Settings > from here, tap on Software updates > and then click on Download and Install. Wait for the phone to check for the available software rollout and fetch it on your smartphone.

Before, you begin, make sure that you backup your important data, so you won’t lose any important files. Although the upgrade procedure won’t replace or remove any of the corresponding data from your smartphone, it’s recommended to do so for extra safety measures.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, Galaxy Fold Android 12 update:

One UI 4.0 based on Android 12 brings a wide array of new features and enhancements to your Galaxy device. It is more intuitive, more fun, more secure, and easier than ever. You can now customize your phone with unique colors based on your wallpaper that will be applied on menus, buttons, backgrounds, and apps.

It brings a resizable picture-in-picture feature. If a floating window is getting in the way, pinch your fingers together to make it smaller. In addition, for easier multitasking, you can pin the window options menu to the top of the window to make it easier to access. There’s much more to know, update your device and learn the new changes.

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