Samsung confirms the update date of the Galaxy S24 and others to One UI 7 based on Android 15: it is going as planned

Just yesterday the price of each of the Galaxy S25 which in just over 24 hours will be announced to launch Samsung’s flagship mobile phones. They will carry One UI 7, the custom layer based on Android 15, which debuts for the first time in the new S series phones and thus begins to reach the Galaxy S24, S23 and more. Samsung has now confirmed when will they be updated.

From the moment it was known that One UI 7 would be released with the new Galaxy S25it was learned that Samsung would roll out the new update to the rest of the Galaxy S in the following weeks. Now it is known that first they will be those from Korea and it will take a few more weeks for the previous Galaxy S.

In fact, the beta has been available for the Galaxy S24 since the month of December and part of thisso they would be the first to be updated. The peculiar thing about Samsung’s confirmation is that it has boasted that it has been able to develop the update in a way faster than One UI 6.

It must be remembered that the Galaxy S24 have been the first flagship of the company that they have been left without the premiere of the new update when the previous Galaxy S23, S22 and more have done so with the respective One UI 6, One UI 5 and more.

Be that as it may, Samsung has confirmed that Galaxy S series mobile devices should receive the One UI 7 update at the end of the first quarter 2025. The full deployment would end on March 31 of this year, so the first would be the Galaxy S24 to continue, supposedly, with the folding phones and the previous flagships such as the Galaxy S23 or S22.

The curious thing about the press release is that omits the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 folding phones. We will have to wait until tomorrow at the presentation of the Galaxy S25 to find out the roadmap that Samsung has planned, since it will possibly indicate when it plans to precisely update each of its flagships.

An update to Android 15 that will have more artificial intelligence functions and the premiere of Now Bar, a kind of Apple’s Dynamic Islandbut on the lock screen to assist user with recommendations according to the use you give to your mobile.

One UI 7, according to Gizmochinait will also apply changes in some of the spaces most used by the user such as the redesigned quick settings panelnew icons for Samsung apps, smoother animations and changes also in the interface of the camera app to continue outlining one of the most complete layers of Android.