Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Tab S10 FE Plus have been revealed in the first press image. The company is preparing to launch new Fan Edition variants of the flagship Galaxy Tab S10 series.

In the past, we’ve seen the design of tablets in render images. Now, famous leaker Evan Blass has published the high-quality press image of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Tab S10 FE Plus.

The leaked images flaunt the display size of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Tab S10 FE Plus. The former will have a 10.9-inch screen, while the latter will sport a larger display at 13.1 inches.

In addition to screen measurements, the press image highlights the thinness of the tablets. Both the upcoming slates will be just 6mm thick, nearing the rumored 5.8mm thickness of the S25 Edge.

While the mid-range tablets feature a 6mm thin design, the company’s flagship tablets are even sleek, with the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra measures impressively 5.4mm thin.

The upcoming FE tablets would boast a single rear camera, compared to the dual module in the Tab S9 FE. Apart from this change, all the other design aspects of the Tab S10 FE and Tab S10 FE are identical to their predecessors.

Samsung will be using Exynos 1580 processor in the Tab S10 FE series. The chipset could be paired with 8GB or 12GB of RAM, with the storage variants could include 128GB and 256GB options.

Source – Evan Blass (@evleaks / X)

Samsung has recently rolled out a new beta update for the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra. The One UI 7 Beta 6 update comes with an advanced version of the Drawing Assist feature for the Galaxy S24 series.

The fresh update brings a complete overhaul, adding more options and capabilities to the Drawing Assist. It makes it more advanced for Galaxy S24 users, similar to the upcoming Galaxy S25 series.

Before this update, Galaxy S24 users could only use sketches to generate AI-powered images. While this feature was fun, it had its limits.

However, with the new update, Drawing Assist is much more versatile. Now, users can create images not just from sketches, but also using text descriptions or image prompts. This gives you more ways to create AI-generated artwork.

Also, the AI has become better at understanding more complex inputs, which means the results are likely to be more realistic and creative. Whether you’re using a sketch, writing a description, or sharing an image, the AI can now generate impressive results. This makes the feature much more useful.

If you are testing One UI 7 Beta on the Galaxy S24 device, you can easily access this advanced Drawing Assist feature. The new user interface is also more user-friendly, which makes it simpler to use.

One UI 7’s Audio Eraser feature now available on Galaxy S24, Z Flip 6, and Fold 6

Samsung Galaxy S23 series is getting the One UI 7 Beta 2 update. The new firmware comes with four new features from the Galaxy S25 series, a handful of bug fixes, and the latest April 2025 security patches.

The Galaxy S23 family’s One UI 7 Beta 2 can be identified via PDA build version ending with ZYCE. It’s a build similar to what Samsung provided to the Galaxy S24 series, the Galaxy Z Flip 6, and Z Fold 6 over the past two days.

Newly added features include the ability for Gemini Assistant to be summoned using the power button. Call transcriptions feature is also included in the second Beta, offering you recorded conversations in text format.

Samsung Keyboard will allow you to create AI-powered stickers and graphical images to elevate chats. The web page summary feature is also here so you don’t have to read the entire article content.

It’s worth noting that the latest Beta doesn’t bring features like Audio Eraser and Natural Language Search. It seems the company would keep these two AI-powered features limited to the flagship phones released in 2024 and later.

New Features

1. Press and hold the side button to launch the digital assistant
2. Call recording summary converted to text
3. Create your own stickers and images
4. Summarize the web page

Talking about bug fixes, the changelog specifically mentions four, with many other improvements also included. The update addresses widget letters and overlaps and improves and enhances the screen experience for Routines feature.

Music Control user interface is also getting elevated across Live Notifications, Status Bar, and Now Bar. The new Beta also fixes the NFC-related bug causing the NFC tag can not be recognized with cover closed.

Bug Fixes

• Fix widget letters and overlaps
• Improve display during routine execution
• Improve Music Control UI
• Fix NFC tag not recognized with cover closed
• Many other improvements

Samsung Galaxy S24 and S23 series users might soon receive the last One UI 7 Beta. Earlier developments teased the company’s intentions to push another Beta update for its flagship Galaxy smartphones.

Recently, One UI 7 Beta test build ZYCC was spotted on the server. Now, the build has been bumped to ZYCE, indicating the internal testing has made swift progress, bringing Galaxy S24 and S23 series close to the final One UI 7 Beta.

Samsung launched the One UI 7 Beta Program in early December last year. The company has rolled out five major and two Hotfix Beta updates to the S24 series. Meanwhile, the S23 series has only received its first big Beta this month.

Interestingly, the version numbers of the tested Beta builds are the same for the S24 and S23 series. It suggests that the company has reached the same level of One UI stability as the Galaxy S24 series for the Galaxy S23 series.

The official One UI 7 rollout is officially confirmed to start on April 7. Samsung users in the US need to wait a little as the North American expansion is scheduled for April 10, and Southeast Asian markets will get it starting April 14.

Samsung’s software strategy shift

This year, Samsung has dramatically changed its software distribution mechanism. The One UI 7 brings the biggest changes in years, but the significant delay and lack of official communication have harmed Samsung’s reputation.

One UI 7 Beta, which should have started in April 2024, kicked off in December 2024. Not that all, but the Galaxy S25 series, which should have been released with One UI 7.1, was introduced with One UI 7.0, which also requires improvements.

Community moderators denying One UI 7 release date confirmed by Samsung. The move is to prevent spreading misinformation, as the moderator mentioned in the latest response in the US Members Community.

Samsung has officially confirmed the One UI 7 release date. The global rollout is set to start on April 7, with expansion to North American and Southeast Asian countries scheduled for April 10 and April 14, respectively.

Over the past few days, some weird incidents happened. Samsung first published the US release date article, then quietly deleted it. Yesterday, the company reinstated the Newsroom article, with the content remaining unchanged.

While we have an official One UI 7 release date, moderators are still refraining from sharing an exact date or timeline for the update’s availability. The Beta staff is playing it safe as any unexpected delay could lead to a massive controversy.

Based on the official report, Samsung users can expect the update rollout to start on April 7. The expansion would take place on or before the given dates, with the Galaxy S24 series listed on the Wave I, alongside the recent foldables.

As the update roadmap is still unavailable, it seems Samsung is still readying it. It’s also possible that the expansion would take place as soon as the software gains the stability milestone, without having an exact release date.

One more Beta is coming

Stable One UI 7 could be here within two weeks, but Samsung is also preparing another Beta build. The Galaxy S24 and S23 series users are expected to get the One UI 7 Beta 6 and One UI 7 Beta 2, respectively, before jumping to Stable.

Source – Beta Moderator / Samsung US Community