According to the latest report from foreign media, Samsung’s next-generation user interface One UI 7 update will soon be available in Beta version for testers. Although Samsung has not yet announced detailed update information about its operating system, it is expected to showcase the new version at the annual Samsung Developer Conference (SDC24) on October 3.
Foreign media said that Samsung’s local subsidiary is currently testing the beta version of One UI 7 and plans to launch it to testers as part of the company’s beta program. This year, Samsung is expected to make new improvements in the user interface and increase its AI strategy to bring new AI features to eligible mobile phones.
It is reported that Samsung has been testing the One UI 7 Beta version for several weeks in multiple regions including China, Germany, India, Poland, South Korea, the United Kingdom and the United States, and plans to expand the testing scope to more regions this year.
Samsung’s annual developer conference SDC24 is scheduled to be held in San Jose, California on October 3, which is usually the time when the company releases new versions. Therefore, we can speculate that One UI 7 will be officially released in late October or later.
This year, multiple smartphones and tablets are expected to receive the One UI 7 update. The timeline for the update will depend on the different series and the original release date of each phone. For example, the latest Galaxy S series and Galaxy Z series phones will usually receive the update first, followed by older models. Eligible Galaxy A, Galaxy M, Galaxy F, and Galaxy C series models may receive the update after the flagship models.
