Samsung's One UI is now rolling out to the Galaxy S9/S9+ on Verizon

The update just downloaded for me.

EDIT/UPDATE: proof https://imgur.com/YzLzmIF

Update 2: Having played around with it all day, I love this update. Seems to be a bit of jank/lag in some places, but a reboot helped a bit and I'm sure they'll fix that with the next patch. Also, in classic Sammy style, be prepared to dig around in settings to enable some of the new features. Oh, and be prepared to uninstall some carrier bloat.



Submitted January 30, 2019 at 06:21PM by thatmillerkid http://bit.ly/2Uq6pVO https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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