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One UI 7 banner on display during SDC October 2024 event

One UI 7 Beta Likely to Arrive on November 21

Abubakar Mohammed
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Samsung may release the first beta of its upcoming One UI 7 on November 21. The company has scheduled the Samsung Developer Conference (SDC) Korea 2024 on this date, and we can expect the One UI 7 Beta to hit the first of the eligible devices.
One UI 7 Hands On video

One UI 7 Hands-on Video Gives Us a Closer Look at All-New Features

Abubakar Mohammed
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A YouTube channel has uploaded a hands-on video of what seems like a demo S24 Ultra made to showcase a One UI 7 build. It gives us a brief look at some of the features and UI elements; some already known and some new. Here's One UI 7 in action.
Samsung One UI 7: Leaked Features, Release Date & More

Samsung One UI 7: Release Date, Leaked Features & More

Anshuman Jain
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Abubakar Mohammed
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Samsung's One UI 7.0 update is expected to bring significant changes, including redesigned stock icons, dark theme for app icons, bold view for apps, a new quick settings panel, split notifications tray, pill-shaped battery icon, smoother UI animations, vertical app drawer, app lock feature, live activities on the lock screen, and more. The release date is set for January 2025 with the upcoming Galaxy S25 series.
One UI 7 banner on display during SDC October 2024 event

Samsung One UI 7 Set to Release Next Year, Alongside Galaxy S25 Series

Abubakar Mohammed
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Samsung announced at the Developers Conference 2024 that One UI 7 will officially launch in 2025, following a Beta release this year. The first device to get the One UI 7 treatment would be none other than the upcoming S25 series, and other Samsung phones will soon follow.
One UI 7 Supported Devices: Will Your Galaxy Phone Get It?

One UI 7 Supported Devices: Will Your Galaxy Phone Get It?

Anshuman Jain
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The One UI 7 update, based on Android 15, will soon be available for Samsung devices. The new update is expected to bring significant design changes. Eligible devices include Samsung smartphones and tablets released within the last two years, particularly the S and Z series, as well as select A and M series models.