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Samsung launches beta program for “New Note UX”

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Last updated: June 9th, 2016 at 16:40 UTC+02:00

Samsung has launched a new beta program for the “New Note UX,” it's giving users based in Korea and China to test out the new user interface for its Android-based devices. Reports suggest that this user interface won't just be limited to the Note lineup of handsets, it's expected to arrive on the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S6 series as well.

Screenshots show that the UI looks more modern and clean than before, with updated app icons and colors. The company hasn't said yet if it plans to roll out the Galaxy Beta Program to other markets across the globe. For now, it appears that only users in Korea and China will be given the ability to test drive the new Note UX. The beta program is expected to run for a couple of months before this new user interface is released for all eligible devices in August this year.

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