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Samsung Thailand’s newsroom hints at a global One UI 9.0 rollout: Sept 21 for the Galaxy S26 series in Thailand (and possibly beyond), Sept 28 for the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Z Fold 7, and by October for the Galaxy S23 FE, suggesting near-term global release plans though still tentative.
Samsung has released the stable One UI 9.0 update (based on Android 17) for the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra after several beta releases. The rollout begins in South Korea with firmware S94xNKSU4BZ16; download size is around 550MB for beta testers and may be larger for other users. The update includes the September 2026 security patch, with plans for a broader rollout to other countries in the coming days. To install, go to Settings > Software update > Check for updates, ensure at least 30% battery, and restart after download.
Samsung is adding Google Photos integration to its Gallery app on Galaxy devices, effectively replacing Microsoft OneDrive once support ends on Sept. 30, 2026. An update to the Gallery Cloud Sync app (v1.6.09.31) hints at the change, though the feature isn’t fully live yet; a few testers who granted permission can already see storage status, syncing controls, and cleanup options, with a full rollout expected starting Oct. 1. Samsung had already offered Google Photos integration on newer TVs, suggesting the feature has been in development since last year.
Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series gets four AI-powered features with the One UI 9.0 Beta 2 update—Call Brief, My FanCam, Now Brief Custom Cards, and Now Nudge—originally introduced on Galaxy S26 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 and recently rolled out to the S25. The update includes caller info, auto-tracking video cropping, customizable data cards from Health/Weather/YouTube, and context-aware on-screen suggestions, alongside general bug fixes and stability improvements.
Samsung’s One UI 9.0 beta, based on Android 17, has broadened to more than 20 Samsung devices across Galaxy S, Z Fold/Flip, and A-series. The beta is live in the US, UK, Germany, India, Poland, and South Korea via the Samsung Members app, with devices including S26/S26+/S26 Ultra, Z Fold 7/Z Flip 7, S25 family, Z Fold 6/Z Flip 6, S24/S24+/S24 Ultra/S24 FE, S23 family, A57/A56/A55, and A36/A35. Galaxy AI features like Now Nudge, My FanCam, Now Brief, an updated Notes app, and improved Quick Panel are on the way, along with easier iPhone-to-Galaxy switching via Smart Switch and enhanced accessibility/privacy tools. A stable rollout date hasn’t been announced yet, but is expected soon.
Samsung has released the second One UI 9.0 beta for the Galaxy S25 trio (S25, S25+, S25 Ultra) in South Korea, adding AI features and bug fixes such as corrected Bixby Vision translations, improved Contacts app stability, and better WiFi reliability. The update is about 643.16MB and carries version S93xNKSUCZZI4, with a wider regional rollout expected in the coming hours.
Samsung has started the One UI 9.0 beta for the Galaxy S24 lineup (S24, S24+, S24 Ultra) in India, South Korea, and the US, with regional firmware variants (India: S92xBXXU6ZZHL; US: S92xU1UEU6ZZHL; SK: S92xNKSUHZZHL). The roughly 3.6 GB update includes Android 17 and new features, and users can join via the Samsung Members app to enroll and install the beta after a software update restart.
Samsung's One UI 9.0 beta for the Galaxy S25 family adds Horizontal Lock to the Super Steady Video mode, using gyro data to keep the horizon level even during 360-degree rotations. Available on Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra (and it arrived on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 with the same update). Video is capped at QHD resolution and 60fps. Enable in the Camera app: Video > Super Steady > Horizontal Lock.
Samsung announced on its Community forum that One UI 9.0 will soon become stable for the Galaxy S26 lineup after eight beta builds; no exact date was given. Based on Android 17, the update includes more customization options and productivity features, with a video preview highlighting the upgrades.
Samsung has started the One UI 9.0 beta (Android 17) rollout for the Galaxy S25 lineup in India and South Korea, covering the S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra (with around 3.8 GB for the Ultra) and signaling the Galaxy S25 FE will join the program; the Galaxy S25 Edge status is unclear. The beta includes the August 2026 security patch and enrollment is via the Samsung Members app, with other regions expected to follow.
Samsung has released the seventh One UI 9.0 beta for the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra, adding new AI features, addressing intermittent reboot issues, and improving Do Not Disturb usability; the update is rolling out globally (Europe, India, South Korea) with a 1277.99MB file and firmware S94xBXXU4ZZHK, obtainable via Settings > Software update > Check for updates.
Samsung has kicked off the August 2026 security patch for the Galaxy S25 series, starting in South Korea with a 558.91MB update (firmware S93xNKSSCCZH2) that fixes 56 vulnerabilities; a wider rollout is expected in the coming days. The S25 lineup currently runs One UI 8.5 and is eligible for One UI 9.0 (based on Android 17), which brings new UI customization options and features.
Samsung appears to be preparing another One UI 9.0 beta for the Galaxy S26 family ahead of a stable release, with chatter of a sixth beta (S948BXXU4ZZHB) as the last test before launch. The Galaxy Z Fold 8/Ultra and Z Flip 8 now ship with One UI 9.0, and eligible S26 owners should soon receive the update via Settings once it goes live.
Samsung released One UI 9.0 Beta 5 for the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra, incorporating six bug fixes (including Settings app freezes/white screen, lock-screen camera widget delay, bottom bar display issues in Phone app, blank screen in My Files, 1x1 shortcuts, and video/photo editor flicker) along with Wi‑Fi stability improvements and the August 2026 security patch. The update, about 1.13 GB (firmware S94xBXXU4ZZH6), is rolling out in India, Korea, and the UK, with a likely final beta before a stable release. Eligible devices can check Settings > Software update to install.
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.