Galaxy S25 receives initial rollout of One UI 8 software, aligning with Android version 16
Samsung has announced that it will be rolling out the One UI 8 update to a variety of its devices by the end of the year. This update is expected to bring new features to older devices, potentially reducing the need for handset upgrades.
The update will be making its way to the Galaxy S25 series, Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold6, Galaxy Z Flip6, Galaxy S24 FE, and later on to older flagships, mid-range A- and M-series models, XCover outdoor devices, and some tablets. The rollout is set to begin in the coming weeks, with the Galaxy Watch7, Watch6, and Watch FE receiving the update on October 1. Older watches like the Watch4 and Watch5 are expected to get the update by early November.
Rumours suggest that an earlier release of One UI 8.5 may occur on the play store, but Samsung has yet to confirm these reports. Future iterations of One UI are expected to incorporate more AI advancements, according to industry insiders.
The rollout of One UI 8 may help alleviate sentiment towards Samsung that has been impacted by delayed software releases in the past. Users can check their software update page on their Galaxy phone for the latest software changes.
One UI 8 will bring Android 16 to Samsung's flagship S25 series, offering users a fresh and improved user experience. With this update, Samsung continues to demonstrate its commitment to providing its customers with the latest technology and features.
Stay tuned for more updates on the One UI 8 rollout and the exciting new features it brings to Samsung devices.
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