Fresh information has it that Stable One UI 6 update based on Android 14 is finally out.

This rollout has begun with the Galaxy S23 series, and more devices will be receiving the stable update in the coming weeks and months.

The update is rolling out in Germany right now. Other regions should follow soon as made clear by the company.

Fans are eagerly awaiting the release of One UI 6, and after multiple rounds of beta updates, Samsung seems to be finally rolling it out.

According to experts in the world of smartphones, the update brings Android 14 to eligible Galaxy smartphones and tablets, bringing them up to par with the rest of the Android platform while also blessing them with a few One UI 6-centric features of their own.

The first devices to receive the One UI 6 stable release is the current flagship Galaxy S23 series. Other flagship phones and tablets should also be receiving the update later.

The update, accordingly carries version number S916BXXU3BWJM and is currently rolling out in Europe. A US and South Korean rollout should also follow soon.

Samsung One UI 6 brings a lot of changes and new features. See some of them below:

-New font and simpler icon labels.
-New Weather and Camera widgets.
-New lockscreen customizations.
-Redesigned Quick Settings and Notifications panel.
-Richer data in the Weather app.
-New emoji style in Samsung Keyboard.
-Tweaks in the Camera app.
-Multitasking improvements in the Gallery app.
-Bixby Text Call now supports more languages.
-New Auto Blocker feature to block installation of apps from unauthorized app stores.
-Modes are directly tied to the lock screen.

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Samsung, the most admired technology brand in Africa^* has clearly also garnered the respect of its employees, as it has been named by The Top Employers Institute as one of the South African companies that create the best employment conditions for its staff. This is an award it has now achieved for the 8^th year in a row. The prestigious Top Employer Certification reaffirms Samsung South Africa’s dedication to providing the very best working environment for employees through progressive “people-first” HR practices.

The Top Employer certification honours companies that have demonstrated high standards in human resources practices, over the last year. Organisations certified as Top Employers dedicate themselves to providing the very best working environment for employees through their progressive “people-first” HR practices. The Top Employers Institute assesses companies on a comprehensive range of employment practices, from the extent of internal training opportunities to mentorship programmes. Companies need to apply to be assessed by the strict criteria used to adjudge the award.

The corporations are judged on specific measures. For example, those that offer international exchange programmes, peer coaching and online work portals, score better. The certification provides employers with an important quality metric for attracting and retaining top talent. They also assess the compensation and benefits offerings as compared to competitors in the industry.

“We’ve been continually investing in programmes and practices that nurture talent and builds leaders. This certification therefore reflects the culmination of many years of focus on our people and creating an environment that nurtures their potential and enhances their skillsets. The collaborative spirit we have created was even sustained over the challenges of lockdowns, during which many of our staff worked from home in the interest of safeguarding their health. Despite the distances they remained committed and worked as if they were in the same building. This benefits our customers greatly. We look forward to maintaining this great symbol of our unity and strength, because together we are stronger,” said Hlubi Shivanda, Operations Director at Samsung Africa.

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