The Android 12L-based One UI 4.1.1 has lastly began to land on Galaxy Tab S8 gadgets, making it the primary line of tablets to obtain the Samsung-flavored replace (via Sammobile). So far, it’s solely rolling out to customers in South Korea and Europe, with folks in additional international locations prone to see the replace quickly.

One UI 4.1.1 is constructed off of Android 12L, which is particularly made for gadgets with bigger screens. The replace got here to the Lenovo P12 Pro tablet first, with Samsung and Microsoft committing to bringing the replace to their gadgets afterward.

Android 12L provides a brand new two-column structure that allows you to view two completely different screens directly, in addition to a taskbar that enables for extra environment friendly multitasking. With the replace, you may open split-screen mode by dragging and dropping apps from the taskbar onto the display. It additionally introduces a brand new two-finger gesture that allows you to swap between split-screen and full-screen mode.

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Samsung doesn’t add something too vital on prime of Google’s replace, other than a option to set customized backgrounds for callers and the flexibility to seek for the data inside paperwork on the My Files app. This model of One UI shipped with the brand new Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Flip 4 that Samsung launched earlier this month.

The One UI 4.1.1 replace will probably come as a welcome replace to Galaxy Tab S8 customers, particularly those that personal the large 14.6-inch Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. In his overview of the Tab S8 Ultra, my colleague Dan Seifert notes that even with Samsung’s DeX mode, “productivity workflows quickly slam into the limits of Android.” The rollout of One UI 4.1.1 ought to assist treatment this situation and make the working system work higher with a bigger display.