One UI 7 is already too delayed, and another delay might push Samsung fans to choose a different brand. In fact, many Galaxy users have already made the switch, as per conversations on Reddit (1 ...

Samsung has reportedly paused the rollout of its One UI 7 update on Galaxy S24, Z Fold 6, and Z Flip 6 phones following the discovery of a bug.

One UI 7 has barely reached Samsung’s older flagships, and we already have One UI 8 leaks. We recently saw leaked images showing off an internal build of the upcoming update on a Galaxy Z Fold 6.

To Samsung’s credit, the update was resumed fairly quickly, but it was a perfect way to cap off everything that had happened in the months leading up to One UI 7’s release.

By then, Google would have already released the Android 16. If Samsung decides to go for One UI 7.1, this would cause a significant delay to the One UI 8.0 rollout, which would be based on Android 16.

Samsung has been rolling out the April 2025 update for a few weeks at this point, but the update isn’t as broadly available as others have simply due to the ongoing One UI 7 rollout.

One UI 7 lets you change your power button shortcut to much more than a launcher for a handful of Samsung apps, like changing Modes in an instant. Here’s how it works.

After a frustratingly long wait, Samsung finally started rolling out the stable One UI 7 update on April 7. The rollout was initially limited to the latest premium phones — the Galaxy S24 series ...