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Samsung has released the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update for a few more devices. The Galaxy Tab S8 series and the Galaxy A14 5G are the newest models joining the party. The Korean firm has already updated over a dozen devices to One UI 6.0, including the Galaxy Tab S9.
The Galaxy Tab S8 picks up Samsung’s Android 14 update
Last week, Samsung pushed One UI 6.0 to all eligible S-series flagships, the latest foldables, the latest flagship tablets, and a bunch of A-series mid-range devices. It has begun the new week by adding the previous-gen flagships tablet to that ever-growing list.
As of this writing, the Galaxy Tab S8, Galaxy Tab S8+, and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra are receiving the big update in Europe. The new firmware build number for the 5G versions of the flagship tablets is X*06BXXU5CWK7 (via SamMobile). Their Wi-Fi counterparts will also get the update with a similar build number, though it may vary depending on the market. A wider rollout covering other markets, including the US, should be just around the corner.
Since it is a major Android OS update, the OTA (over the air) file will be pretty huge. We don’t have confirmation but the update should weigh more than 2GB. Along with all the new features, functional improvements, and other enhancements that are part and parcel of Android 14 and One UI 6.0, the Galaxy Tab S8 series is getting the latest security patch. This month’s security release from Samsung patches 65 vulnerabilities.
The Galaxy A14 5G is also getting One UI 6.0
Samsung’s Android 14 rollout has been fast-paced and the Galaxy A14 5G receiving the update so early is a testament to its commitment. The budget phone is currently picking up the new Android version in India with the build number A146BXXU2CWK9. The OTA package weighs around 1.8GB, with the November security patch once again part of the release. The update should soon reach the Galaxy A14 5G and its 4G/LTE model globally.
Since these are budget models, some new features of One UI 6.0 may be missing. However, the devices should get the UI changes and improved animations. If you’re using a Samsung phone eligible for Android 14 and you haven’t received the update yet, watch out for it in the coming days. As usual, you can check for updates from the Settings app. Go to the Software update menu and tap on Download and install.
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