Galaxy S26 Update: Bug Fixes Revealed in One UI 9.0 Beta 6

Samsung is pushing closer to a stable Android 17 release, officially rolling out the sixth beta iteration of One UI 9.0 for its flagship Galaxy S26 lineup. The update is currently making its debut in the Indian market, targeting users of the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and the premium Galaxy S26 Ultra.

Weighing in at 851.54MB, the software patch carries the firmware version S94xBXXU4ZZHC. Rather than introducing sweeping new features, this late-stage beta focuses heavily on system stability and refining the user experience by squashing persistent bugs.

What’s Fixed in Beta 6?

The official changelog highlights four specific areas of improvement, resolving minor interface glitches and a notable camera issue for photography enthusiasts. The update addresses the following:

• Now Brief Widget: Resolves ongoing visual and display errors affecting the widget.

• Home Screen Stability: Fixes visual glitches previously occurring directly on the home screen layout.

• Camera Widget Navigation: Corrects a display error that would trigger when accessing the camera widget through specific navigation paths.

• Expert RAW Photography: Fixes an anomaly where 24MP images were saving incorrectly or inconsistently when shot at specific focal lengths.

Global Rollout & How to Install

While Indian users are the first to receive this build, Samsung is expected to expand the rollout to other participating beta regions—including the United States and South Korea—over the next few hours.

If you are enrolled in the beta program, you can manually check for the update’s availability by navigating to Settings > Software update > Check for updates.