Verizon has begun deploying the highly anticipated One UI 7 update for Samsung Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra devices across the United States, marking a significant milestone for Galaxy users. It is currently available for the locked Verizon units in the country,

This Android 15-based update, which started on April 22, 2025, brings a refreshed user interface, enhanced AI features, and improved performance to Samsung’s 2023 flagship lineup. The update follows a phased global rollout that began in South Korea earlier this month, with the US now joining the wave of regions receiving the stable build.

The One UI 7 introduces a sleek, modern design with a simplified home screen, updated widgets, and a customizable lock screen. A standout feature is the Now Bar, which delivers real-time updates like workout stats or media playback directly on the lock screen, enhancing user convenience.

The update also boosts Samsung’s Galaxy AI suite, offering tools like Audio Eraser for noise-free recordings, smarter writing assistance, and call-recording summaries. The April 2025 security patch is included, ensuring robust protection against vulnerabilities.

About the One UI 7 rollout, it was initially paused due to a lock screen bug affecting some Galaxy S24 devices, and resumed after Samsung addressed the issue. Verizon’s carrier-locked S23 devices are now receiving the update, with a download size of approximately 5 GB. Users are advised to connect to Wi-Fi and ensure a sufficient battery before installing.

To check for the update, navigate to Settings > Software Update > Download and Install. While Verizon has begun the rollout, AT&T and T-Mobile users should start receiving the update soon.

Samsung Galaxy A56 has just received its first software update in Europe. This update brings the latest April 2025 security patch and also confirms an exciting feature that is seamless updates.

The Seamless Updates feature means that the phone can now install updates in the background while you continue to use it. Once the update is ready, you just need to restart your phone quickly, and it will be done. You won’t have to wait a long time while the phone installs updates anymore.

The fresh update for the Samsung Galaxy A56 smartphone in Europe comes with version number A566BXXS2AYD3 and a package size of over 411 MB. It doesn’t add any new features or noticeable changes, but it does improve your phone’s security with the latest patch.

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Samsung had already promised that the Galaxy A56 will get security updates for six years, with monthly updates for the first few years. This is the first step in keeping that promise. The Galaxy A26 and A36 were also launched recently and got their first updates earlier, and now it’s the A56’s turn.

You don’t have to wait for a notification to get this update. If you want, you can check for it manually by going to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install.

After the update is downloaded, it will install in the background. Once it’s done, just restart your phone to complete the process. This update makes the Galaxy A56 more secure and stable.

Samsung Galaxy A26 does not support Seamless Updates, unlike A36 and A56

Following Korea, Samsung has expanded an Android 15-based One UI 7 update for the Galaxy Tab S10 series in Europe. This major update takes your Galaxy experience to the next level through new features and enhancements.

One UI 7 update for Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and Galaxy S10 Ultra can be identified through One UI build versions X826BXXU2BYD7 and X926BXXU2BYD7 in Europe. The installation package size is around 5GB.

The update is currently live for limited countries’ users and the company will soon make it available for all models. It is rolling out gradually, so it may take time to reach all models.

Based on Android 15, the One UI 7 update includes many much-awaited changes, including a vertical scrolling app drawer, redesigned icons, better widget customization options, larger home screen folders, and a new user interface.

Additionally, the update brings new designs for various apps, which further improve the overall look and feel of the system. Also, it updates several apps to the latest available version. Notably, the update installs the March 2025 security patch to improve system security and stability.

To install the update, open the tab’s Settings, select ‘Software Update’, and then ‘Download and install’. Following these steps will ensure that your Galaxy Tab is up-to-date with the latest security protections and features.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 begins receiving Android 15-Based One UI 7 update in Korea

Samsung has released the April 2025 security update for unlocked Galaxy S25 models in the US. The update is already out for locked models on several network carriers, and now unlocked models are getting it.

April 2025 security update for unlocked Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra smartphones can be identified via One UI build versions S931U1UEU2AYD9, S936U1UEU2AYD9, and S938U1UEU2AYD9, respectively.

Users will have to install a package of around 700MB, which is larger than usual. This means it includes more than just security fixes, it also brings new One UI 7 features.

After installing the update in other markets, users have noticed some new features. One of them is a fresh charging animation. Now, when you plug in your phone, you’ll see a more modern and stylish look.

It also improves the media player on the notification panel. It now supports the Now Bar and Live Notifications. These improvements make it easier to control music or video playback without opening the app.

The update installs the latest Android security patch to help keep your phone safe. This update makes your Galaxy smartphone more reliable, secure, and stable.

To get the update, go to Settings >> Software Update >> Download and Install. Make sure your phone is connected to Wi-Fi and has enough battery before you begin.

Samsung recently started the One UI 7.0 update rollout for the Galaxy S24 series. However, many Galaxy S24 Ultra users are facing issues downloading the update, leaving them frustrated.

Recently, X user Sawyer Galox shared a screenshot, showing an error message: “Couldn’t install update. There was a problem downloading the update. Try again later.” This issue has affected several S24 Ultra owners.

Other users quickly chimed in with similar experiences. X user reported that after downloading 100% of the update, it still failed. Another user shared the same, citing that the error kept popping up, disrupting the update download process.

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This isn’t the first hiccup for One UI 7.0 for the Galaxy S24 series. Samsung had paused the rollout on April 11-12, due to a serious bug that caused screen unlock issues. The update resumed last week with a new build, BYD9, for the S24 series.

Despite the fix, download problems persist for some users. It’s being claimed that Samsung’s servers might lack the capacity to handle global updates simultaneously. However, there’s no denying that poor network conditions as a possible cause.

For now, affected users can try again later or check their network connection. The company has not yet addressed this latest issue, but users remain hopeful for a quick resolution to enjoy the new One UI 7 features.

Possible Workaround

Users facing issues can Pause the update download and Restart their device. Once done, Resume the download and let it process further. Repeat this process to get the software downloaded fully to unlock access to Install the OTA.