Samsung is just two weeks from opening its Android 15-based One UI 7 beta program, which means it will go live sometime in mid-November.
Recently, Samsung announced that it is preparing to host another SDC24 event in its hometown on 21 November. Before the company makes any official announcements about the upcoming changes with One UI 7, leaks and rumors have already revealed a dozen new features and tricks.
The update is highly anticipated to bring innovative features and changes to upgrade the overall system software to enhance the user experience. The company already took enough time for One UI 7, which increased the high expectations from the coming update among Galaxy users.
A well-tested tipster, IceUniverse, on X, shared a post stating that “It will take another half month before Beta starts.”
This suggests that by mid-November, Samsung will open the One UI 7 beta program. However, at the last SDC24, the company announced that it would release the One UI 7 beta for developers by the end of this year, and the stable version is scheduled for next year.
Recently, a leaked video revealed that One UI 7 will bring countable customization to enhance the user experience. The update will offer new changes to the placement of several quick-setting toggles and sliders. It’s revealed that users can change the place of the lock screen clock and lock screen mini widgets as per their convenience, and more.
It will be interesting to see whether this will be the final prediction for the One UI 7 beta release or if Samsung will have more time to open it.
