Samsung’s beta program for One UI 8 based on Android 16 has been ongoing for a long time now, and obviously we’re all expecting the stable build to come out. That still hasn’t happened, but today the company has rolled out another beta build – the sixth one – to the Galaxy S25 family in Germany, the UK, India, and Korea.
The build number ends in “ZYHB”, as opposed to the fifth beta which was released about a week ago and ended in “ZYH6”. The new beta includes the September 2025 security patch level, perhaps hinting at the month during which Samsung plans to finally release the stable version of this update.
As you’d expect, some issues have been fixed, like only icons being displayed on the lock screen when notifications are received, the logo cutting in some apps, the keyboard recommendations being disabled upon a reboot, basic fonts being applied after changing fonts, a character truncation problem in widgets, the lock screen randomly appearing on top of apps, and the clock widget displaying the incorrect time.
According to some reports, this build also includes the Call Captions feature.