Galaxy Note 9 Android Pie beta getting an update in South Korea

Samsung has just released a new update for the Galaxy Note 9 Android Pie beta. The company released a hotfix update for the Galaxy S9 and S9+ earlier this week to fix some minor issues that had slipped through the previous beta, and like the S9 update, the update for the Note 9 is also limited to South Korea at the moment. No word yet on what the update is all about, but it should fix a few bugs at the very least.

Samsung's One UI beta program making steady progress

The software version accompanying the latest Note 9 Pie update is N960NKSU2ZRLB. The download size is around 250 MB. For those who missed it, the Note 9 was added to Samsung's One UI beta program a few weeks after the Galaxy S9. The Note 9 has been more stable than the S9 on the latest beta, but since Samsung is aiming for an official Android Pie release for both devices at the same time, things should equalize as the days go by.

It remains to be seen when these new betas will roll out in other regions where the beta program is active. Once they do become available, Samsung will be putting up a notice in the Samsung Members app. As usual, you can keep an eye on SamMobile for the latest information on the Android Pie beta program.

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