Samsung’s One UI 7 release plans somehow just got even more confusing
Expecting your One UI 7 update on April 10? Maybe not — Samsung's mixed signals continue.
- Samsung started the week off by announcing an April 7 date for beginning distribution of One UI 7 updates to Galaxy smartphones.
- The company soon amended its statement, saying that Galaxy owners in the US would start getting updates on April 10.
- Now even that correction has been taken down from Samsung’s newsroom, leaving users in the US unsure what to expect.
What in the world is going on with Samsung’s plans for releasing One UI 7? The company’s users have been waiting for their Android 15-based update since last year, and while we’ve slowly seen expanded access to the beta arrive, everyone’s been wondering when One UI 7 would finally be ready for public release. Earlier this week Samsung started setting the stage for that long-overdue event, announcing its intent to begin distributing One UI 7 on April 7. And then everything started falling apart.
Initially, it looked like that April 7 date was the target everywhere, and Samsung would get the One UI 7 ball rolling with releases for the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy Z Flip 6. But a couple days later Samsung started changing its tune a little bit, still beginning distribution on April 7 internationally, but now telling Galaxy users in the US to expect their first updates to land on April 10, instead.
