Samsung has officially begun rolling out One UI 7, its take on Android 15, bringing with it a host of enhancements and interface updates. First launched on 7 ...

Samsung’s Android 15-based One UI 7 update has had a stop-start rollout, but it looks like the waiting is finally over for Galaxy Tab S10 owners in the US.

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These were spotted on a Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra running One UI 7 before release (via SammyGuru). These changes are expected because of the size difference coming from a phone to a nearly 15-inch tablet.

How to install the One UI 7 beta with Android 15 on Samsung Galaxy devices Notably, the stable rollout won’t begin until late April, and it’s unclear how long it will take to reach all devices.

According to leaks, One UI 8.0 will be a fairly continuous update. So, Samsung could be saving the biggest improvements for One UI 8.5—which will still be based on Android 16.

While most devices that were due for an update already received the latest One UI 6.1 and some are even waiting for the 6.1.1 version, the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is a bit late to the party.

We have good news for Samsung Galaxy fans. It looks like the wait for the latest flavor of One UI will be shorter than you might think. Google recently hinted that the stable Android 16 update ...