Surprising rumors claim Samsung is interested in rolling out its Android 16-based software, One UI 8, much earlier this year. A tipster on X states the company "will not" do incremental updates like "One UI 7.

Samsung has confirmed the stable rollout date for One UI 7. Ahead of this, the company also added numerous devices to the beta program.

After months of anticipation and fuss around One UI 7's release timeline, Samsung has finally revealed that the update is coming in April

According to a post on the Samsung news room, the official One UI 7 update will start in April. Unfortunately, we're not given a more specific date, however, it seems likely to be later in the month. This would follow the trend of other One UI releases like One UI 6, which launched on October 30 and One UI 5, which rolled out on October 24.

Samsung One UI 7 will officially make its debut in older generation Galaxy models in April. Here’s what we know so far.

Samsung’s One UI 7 Android wrapper is finally coming to more Galaxy devices in April, which will be four months after the update launched with the Galaxy S25 series.

The big but in this story is that although you can get access to One UI 7 and Android 15 on more Samsung devices – the Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 particularly – this is still only the beta. That means it’s not finished software and there could be bugs and other changes still to come.

Unlike the last few years, Samsung's One UI 7 beta program was limited to the Galaxy S24 series all these months. This is changing now, with Samsung announcing that it will roll out Android 15 beta builds for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 later this week in the US, UK, India, and Korea.

Samsung's extensively delayed One UI 7 beta could soon be available on more devices, while a stable update still seems a few months away.

Samsung will start One UI 7 stable rollout in April. In a blog post, Samsung confirmed that “the official update of One UI 7 will be available starting in April.” The company