Samsung One UI 7: Everything You Need To Know 

Samsung One UI 7 Release Date

Samsung has big plans for its Galaxy devices in late 2024. The company will release One UI 7.0, a major software update that will come alongside Android 15 from Google.

OneUI 7.0 is scheduled to arrive in the second half of 2024, potentially before the release of Apple’s iOS 18 update. This follows Samsung’s typical schedule for releasing One UI upgrades toward the end of each year.

While exact details are still unknown, it’s expected that One UI 7.0 will include new AI (artificial intelligence) features. Samsung has been focusing a lot on AI for its Galaxy phones and tablets lately.

One UI 7 Features: What To Expect

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The AI upgrades that Samsung introduced recently with One UI 6.1 are likely just the start. One UI 7.0 will probably take things even further when it comes to using AI to improve your Galaxy experience.

This ties into Samsung’s promise to provide 7 years of Android upgrades for certain Galaxy smartphones. By spreading out big new features over time, Samsung can keep updating devices for longer.

Many of Samsung’s latest Galaxy phones and tablets will be eligible for the One UI 7.0 update in late 2024. Any models that launched with Android 13 pre-installed should get it, along with flagship and some mid-range devices from 2021 onwards.

What I’d Like To See Inside One UI 7 – Improvements, Tweaks & Fixes

I’ve been thinking a lot about how Samsung could really step up their game with One UI 7, based on what everyone’s been saying. Here’s where I see room for improvement:

First up, the Game Launcher really needs some work. I’ve come across quite a few complaints, and, to be honest, I’m feeling it too. It’s like, “Come on, can we please get this thing to work right?”

We need it to run smoother, with less lag and no more random slow-downs when we’re in the middle of gaming.

Plus, wouldn’t it be awesome to tweak the settings ourselves? Like adjusting how sensitive our screen is or managing notifications so they don’t pop up and distract us. And hey, throwing in some social features so we can chat with our friends without leaving the game would be pretty neat.

But that’s not all. Here are some other areas I think could use a bit of a boost:

• Battery life: There’s got to be a way to make our phones last longer. Maybe something smart that manages power better for the apps we don’t use much?
• Camera quality: Especially in low light. And if the camera could process our shots faster, that would be great. I’d also love more control over the settings, kind of like what photography buffs get with their fancy cameras.
• One-handed mode: Our phones are getting bigger, and my hands aren’t. It’d be cool if one-handed mode made everything easier to reach.
• Customization: I want to make my phone look and feel like it’s really mine. More options for themes, icons, and animations would be awesome.
• Notifications: Getting a handle on these would be a life-changer. Being able to pick which app notifications are important and which can wait would be super helpful.

Will Your Samsung Phone Get One UI 7?

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Samsung will share an official list of compatible devices closer to the release date. But based on past upgrades, we can expect phones like the Galaxy S22, S23, Z Fold4 and more recent A-series models to get One UI 7.0.

Sure, here’s the table with the requested structure, indicating that all listed models are eligible for One UI 7 with a tick (✓) in the respective column:

Galaxy S Series

Galaxy Z Series

Galaxy A Series

Galaxy Tab Series

Galaxy F Series

Galaxy M Series