Samsung’s latest One UI 7-based Android 15 significantly embraces the enhanced AI innovations, offering greater transparency and choice to the Galaxy audience to select the most advanced taste that showcases the future mobile developments and experience. With the stable version scheduled for the upcoming Galaxy S25 series, the company has delivered two beta versions for the Galaxy S24 Series, including Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra: here’s all we know so far.
One UI 7 Beta Eligible Countries
Although Samsung has seven major countries where One UI Beta Program (Currently One UI 7) usually kicks off—the US, the UK, South Korea, Germany, India, China, and Poland—excluding China, Samsung’s One UI 7 beta 1 is already available in all the above-listed countries.
First things first! Although Samsung will release the stable version with the latest upcoming Galaxy S series next year, the company has begun the testing of One UI 7, where the first beta kicked off for the Galaxy S24 series owners in some selected regions, which is now followed with the second beta phase in remaining countries.
In other words, the second phase beta rollout in countries that have already received the first beta is currently receiving the second One UI 7 beta update, while the remaining regions are getting the first beta version.
The first One UI 7 beta rollout started on December 5th for the Galaxy S24 series, with the countries including the US, the UK, Germany, and South Korea, while also expanding the next phase (One UI 7 beta 1) for India and Poland.
Alternatively, the first beta phase was then followed with the second beta of One UI 7 on 16th December and is currently live in the US, the UK, Germany, and South Korea.
One UI 7 Beta: What’s new
Focusing on a much-improved mobile AI experience, security, and productivity, the new One UI 7 beta 1 landed with a great deal of significant yet new and impressive features and changes. The update introduces improved Galaxy AI features, an exciting visual overhaul with a bold new look, an enhanced home, lock screen, and AOD, a revamped quick panel and notifications, a new camera layout, newly added Now Bar, health-based improvements, and other productivity features. (to know more, here’s the full changelog)
On the opposite side, the One UI 7 beta 2 specifically brings a host of major bug fixes and other relevant improvements. These include the Now Bar, Dex Wireless, app drawer, recent app screen improvements, the edge panel, fixes for the quick panel, new screen refresh rate settings in Game Booster, and various other improvements.
One UI 7 Beta-eligible Galaxy devices
Beginning with the flagship S24 series, Samsung will be expanding the newest Android 15-based One UI 7 beta version to more devices, from mid-tier to affordable ones. This is then followed by the Galaxy S series, Galaxy Z series, Galaxy A series, and Galaxy M series.
