Early in 2025, Samsung is anticipated to release One UI 7, their next software update that is based on Google’s Android 15 update. Samsung recently said that it would offer a beta version of One UI 7, allowing enthusiasts and software developers to test out the future software before it launches next year, even though One UI 7 isn’t anticipated to be available on the company’s devices for a few months. The beta’s potential release date has now been revealed via a source.
Samsung Tipped to Roll out One UI 7 Beta to Testers by Mid-November
Tipster Ice Universe (@UniverseIce) says Samsung will “take another half month” before releasing the One UI 7 beta upgrade, which is based on Android 15, in a post on X (previously Twitter). We may anticipate that the beta version of the company’s next software will be made available to consumers by mid-November, and the tipster has a solid history of disclosing information about the South Korean IT giant.
This year, Samsung’s One UI 7 beta has been significantly delayed. Originally scheduled to launch in August, the company announced last month that it would release the beta version by the end of the year, with the stable release coming the following year, most likely alongside the rumored Galaxy S25 series. The first smartphone to get the One UI 7 update is probably the Samsung Galaxy S24 series.
Samsung One UI 7 Features (Expected)
At the Samsung Developers Conference, Samsung did not reveal specific details on the features that will be included in its One UI 7 upgrade, which is based on Android 15. Even though the software upgrade isn’t anticipated to be available to customers for another few months, information about it has already appeared online.
According to reports, the dialer, messaging, gallery, calculator, and clock apps will all get new icons thanks to Samsung’s One UI 7 update. Improvements are also anticipated in the handling of notifications, particularly those that appear on the lock screen.
It has been speculated that the One UI 7 upgrade would also contain new AI tools for the gallery app that will enable users to “restyle” their portrait photos. When One UI 7 is released, it is anticipated that the Sketch to Image feature, which debuted with One UI 6.1.1, would be extended to further devices. Google’s Homework Help feature, which was demonstrated at Google I/O earlier this year, is also anticipated to be supported by Samsung Galaxy handsets.
