Samsung takes what Google has made with the annual Android update—the Android Open Source Project (or AOSP) to be precise—and builds a fresh version of One UI, its bespoke mobile operating system complete with all the extra Samsung bells and whistles.

Samsung was spotted pushing an update for the Try Galaxy app, which now lets users playtest its One UI 7 enhancements. Users will find access a simulation of the Now Brief, redesigned app icons, and its refreshed Quick Settings panel changes.

Samsung's One UI 7 update, based on Android 15, is expected to roll out in April for Galaxy S24 and Galaxy Z Fold 6/Flip 6, followed by others in coming months.

The One UI 7 beta for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 delivers a new way to continue using apps when switching from main display to external display.

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 will get some Pixel features with the One UI 7 update. Two useful features are mentioned here.

Proceeding multiple delays and setbacks, Samsung’s One UI 7 based on Android 15 was initially released in beta for the Galaxy S24 series in early December. It has undergone update after update with no clear expectation of a stable variant coming any time soon,

Samsung expanded One UI 7 beta to include more devices like Galaxy Z Fold 6. Major improvements include better app continuity and updated taskbar behavior. The beta update enhances software experience on foldable phones,

M illions of Galaxy device users are patiently awaiting the rollout of One UI 7. The Android 15-based update is taking quite a while, and is still weeks away—or even months for