Samsung Unveils One UI 7.0 Beta for Galaxy S24 Series

ByJim Miller

Samsung Unveils One UI 7.0 Beta for Galaxy S24 Series'

Samsung is taking a bold step forward by launching its One UI 7.0 beta program, giving select Galaxy S24 users their first glimpse of Android 15. 

The tech giant is rolling out this massive update strategically, starting with users in three key markets.

Initial Rollout Details

The beta program is kicking off in three countries:

  • United States
  • South Korea
  • Germany

More regions will join the party later, including:

  • United Kingdom
  • Poland
  • India
  • China

How to Get Started

Want to try out the beta? Here's what you'll need to do:

  1. Launch the Samsung Members app
  2. Look for the One UI 7.0 beta program banner
  3. Hit that sign-up button
  4. Head to Settings > Software Update
  5. Tap “Download and Install”

Pro tip: Back up your data before diving in. With an update weighing over 4GB, you'll want to play it safe.

What's New?

The One UI 7.0 update packs quite a punch, bringing:

  • Fresh interface design tweaks
  • Enhanced security features
  • Privacy improvements
  • Advanced AI capabilities
  • New feature additions

Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra users get to be the pioneers here, testing these features before the wider rollout planned for 2025. For context, this follows Samsung's pattern of regular major updates to their One UI platform, which has become a cornerstone of their Android experience.

This beta launch comes at an interesting time in the Android ecosystem, as manufacturers race to integrate Android 15's new features with their own unique interfaces. Samsung's One UI has consistently been among the most polished Android skins, known for blending functionality with style.

The substantial 4GB update size suggests we're looking at more than just surface-level changes. As beta testers start exploring the new features, we'll get a clearer picture of how Samsung's vision for Android 15 shapes up.

Want to stay informed about the latest Android developments? Check out Google's official Android Developers blog for the most recent platform updates and announcements.

Source: Samsung , Sammobile