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Samsung has released One UI 9.0, based on Android 17, with a stable version for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8, and has published an extensive list of eligible devices across the S, Z, A, M, XCover, and Tab lines. The list is not official and will be updated as Samsung and support channels provide rollout details, including when older models will receive the update.
Samsung US will pre-install Amazon Music on select Galaxy phones and tablets, offering a 3-month Amazon Music Unlimited trial plus one free Audible audiobook via the Galaxy Store; the perk adds value for some users but reignites debate over forced bloatware, and it’s unclear whether the rollout is global.
Samsung is rolling out One UI 9.0 on Android 17, with a beta program already available for select Galaxy devices. The article outlines eligible devices, expected launch timelines, and the key new features included in the upgrade.
Samsung’s One UI 8.5 removes the in-camera video filters that were available in One UI 8.0 for Galaxy phones; users must record first and apply looks via Samsung Studio or Galaxy Store packs, which can compress footage. The Pro Video mode’s Log with Cinematic LUTs remains, but recording Log is limited to the Galaxy S24 series and newer. Samsung hasn’t explained the change, and the feature isn’t restored in One UI 9.0 beta.
Samsung expands the One UI 8.5 beta to additional Galaxy devices—including the S23 series, Z Fold5, Z Flip5, S23 FE, and the A36 5G—in select markets with AirDrop support via Quick Share as part of a phased rollout. The program will continue to broaden to more devices later this month, with users able to register via the Samsung Members app.
Samsung is rolling out December 2025 security updates for various Galaxy devices, including foldables, S25 series, and tablets, with improvements in security, system stability, and new features, while also facing delays in Google Play system updates.
Samsung's November 2025 update for Galaxy devices introduces 45 security fixes and reorganizes the update schedule, expanding support for newer models across monthly, quarterly, and biannual plans, while older devices may no longer receive security patches.
Samsung's One UI 8, based on Android 16, introduces access to the 'Other Files' folder in My Files, along with improvements to user interface and device management across various Galaxy devices, with rollout plans extending into late 2025 and early 2026.
Samsung's One UI 8 update, based on Android 16, has begun rolling out to select devices but is experiencing delays and pauses for models like the Galaxy Z Fold SE, S22 series, S24 series, and M53. Meanwhile, Samsung has released a major update to Keys Cafe and the Galaxy Watch 7 LTE with new features. The next major update, One UI 8.5, is expected in early 2026, likely with the Galaxy S26 series, with ongoing testing and leaks hinting at new features and improvements. Galaxy S21 FE users are awaiting their update, which is delayed but expected soon.
Samsung is gradually rolling out the Android 16-based One UI 8 update to various Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy S series, Z series, A series, M/F phones, tablets, and XCover series, with rollout dates spanning from September to October 2025. The update introduces a refreshed user interface, new features, and improvements in security and performance, with plans to update all eligible devices by November 2025. Additionally, Samsung is testing One UI 8.5, which may include features like better customization, AI-powered tools, and battery-saving enhancements.
Samsung has begun rolling out Android 16 with One UI 8 to various Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy S25 series, foldables, tablets, and A series, with a schedule extending through November. The update introduces new features and refinements, maintaining a familiar user experience after recent UI overhauls.
Samsung's October 2025 software rollout roadmap details ongoing security updates for various Galaxy devices, with premium models receiving monthly patches and mid-range devices quarterly, as part of a phased approach to extend device lifespan and security.
Samsung is preparing to release One UI 8.5, a mid-version update with refined visuals and AI features, likely starting its beta in late November 2025, with official release in early 2026 alongside the Galaxy S26 series. The update will be available first on flagship Galaxy S and Z series devices, with a broader rollout expected in the coming months.
Samsung is preparing to launch the One UI 8.5 beta program in late November 2025, offering early access to select Galaxy flagship devices, with a focus on visual improvements and new AI tools, ahead of the official release with the Galaxy S26 series.
Samsung's One UI 8, based on Android 16, is rapidly rolling out to various Galaxy devices worldwide, with plans to update all eligible phones, foldables, and tablets by November 2025. The update introduces a cleaner UI, new features, and improved performance, with early access available for flagship models and some mid-range devices. A beta program for One UI 8.5 is also expected to begin in late November 2025, offering users a preview of upcoming visual enhancements.