Android 12L-based update arrives on Galaxy Tab S8

One UI 4.1.1 based on the Android 12L operating system has begun landing on the Galaxy Tab S8 devices, making it the first line of tablets to receive the Samsung flavor update (Across Sammobile). So far, it’s only rolling out to users in South Korea and Europe, with people in more countries likely to see the update soon.

One UI 4.1.1 was created from Android 12 forIt is specially designed for devices with larger screens. The update came to Lenovo P12 Pro Tablet firstwith Samsung and Microsoft are committed to bring the update to their device later.

Android 12L adds a new two-column design that lets you display two different screens simultaneously, as well as a taskbar that allows for more efficient multitasking. With the update, you can open split-screen mode by dragging apps from the taskbar and dropping them onto the screen. It also introduces a new two-finger gesture that lets you switch between split screen mode and full screen mode.

Samsung doesn’t add anything very significant on top of the Google update, aside from the way it sets custom wallpapers for callers and the ability to search for information inside documents in the My Files app. This version of One UI shipped with the new version Galaxy Z Fold 4 And the Galaxy Flip 4 which was released by Samsung earlier this month.

One UI 4.1.1 is likely to come as a welcome update for Galaxy Tab S8 users, especially those who own a 14.6-inch Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. in Tab S8 Ultra review, my colleague Dan Seifert notes that even with Samsung’s DeX mode, “productive workflows are quickly moving to the limits of Android.” The rollout of One UI 4.1.1 should help address this issue and make the operating system work better with a larger screen.