Samsung has confirmed the stable rollout date for One UI 7. Ahead of this, the company also added numerous devices to the beta program.

According to a post on the Samsung news room, the official One UI 7 update will start in April. Unfortunately, we're not given a more specific date, however, it seems likely to be later in the month. This would follow the trend of other One UI releases like One UI 6, which launched on October 30 and One UI 5, which rolled out on October 24.

Samsung is finally expanding the pool of devices as part of One UI 7 beta testing, adding the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy S24, and Galaxy Tab S10. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your

One of the standout features of One UI 7 is its use of AI agents with multimodal capabilities. This means that the device will be able to better understand user preferences and context, becoming more proactive in anticipating needs and offering helpful suggestions.

After spending the past few months only delivering One UI 7 and Android 15 as a beta update to the Galaxy S24 series, Samsung is finally ready to release it to more devices and in stable form. As you likely know,

After so many months, Samsung has finally confirmed that the stable One UI 7 update will start rolling out fairly soon.

After a lot of anticipation, One UI 7 finally has a target release month. Plus, owners of Galaxy phones and tablets can try out the beta on more devices.

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Samsung’s One UI 7 beta program has remained exclusive to Galaxy S24 for months, but now things are improving. The brand has announced its plans to expand the beta program to more Galaxy phones and tablets.

One UI 7.0 delay may have led Samsung to cancel all intermediate updates. This isn’t the first time we’ve read about potentially canceled intermediate updates due to the One U