Samsung One UI 7: Samsung has officially announced that the One UI 7 update will be available next month for eligible Galaxy devices. In a press release about the One UI 7 beta program, Samsung confirmed the update will be released “within April.” The company also promised the update will provide the “most natural and seamless mobile AI experience.”
Samsung One UI 7 Update Timeline Announced
The One UI 7 beta program will be available starting Thursday, March 6, for Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 users in India, Korea, the UK, and the US. It will be expanded to more devices, including the Galaxy S23 series, Tab S10 series, and A55, within the same month. The official One UI 7 update will be available by April. The update will integrate advanced AI features into the interface, making every interaction feel more intuitive and improving the overall mobile experience.
AI-Powered Enhancements in Samsung One UI 7: What’s New for Users
One UI 7 is Samsung’s latest software version, based on Android 15, and comes with several AI features. Some of its key highlights include a Now Bar, a redesigned camera interface, a vertical app drawer, a battery charging limit, rounded AI elements, and improved writing tools. The update also enhances calling features by adding call transcription in 20 languages, allowing users to access transcribed conversations when call recording is enabled.
The release timeline for One UI 7 comes shortly after Samsung introduced AI upgrades for its Galaxy A series smartphones.
Initially, the company integrated Awesome Intelligence, which includes AI-powered features, into these devices to unlock unlimited creativity and provide a safe, reliable, and enjoyable mobile experience. “The new Galaxy A series marks an important step in our mission of AI for all by opening Galaxy’s incredible mobile AI experiences to even more people around the world,” said TM Roh, Samsung’s President and Head for MX Business.
Awesome Intelligence is described as the first comprehensive mobile AI, available exclusively to A series devices.
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