It’s Unpacked Day, and Samsung is set to unveil One UI 8, new foldables, and smartwatches. Google, on the flip side, will also reveal some exciting upgrades for the Android ecosystem, Gemini, and XR segment, along with Samsung Unpacked.

Here’s what we can expect:

Fold-optimized Android features

Samsung and Google work closely together to tailor Android for Galaxy phones. At the time of the One UI 8 reveal, Samsung mentioned that its software team closely collaborated with Google to fast-track the Android 16 optimization.

The Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and Flip7 FE introduce an innovative foldable form factor. The cover screen and main screen have quite different sizes, and perfectly rendering apps and functions is the key to mastering the foldable experience.

Samsung’s Android 16-based One UI 8 is confirmed to bring customizable wallpaper, interactive weather, and gallery widgets. We expect an even more detailed reveal by Google that would reach the entire Android ecosystem.

Wear OS 6

Google’s latest wearable operating system, the Wear OS 6, will launch with Samsung’s new watches. The Galaxy Watch 8, Classic, and Watch Ultra 2025 will come pre-loaded with this new OS, even before the next Pixel Watch.

Gemini for Wear OS

Google CEO Sundar Pichai previously confirmed that Gemini for Wear OS is coming later this year. Well, Google won’t have a better opportunity than Samsung’s Unpacked to drop the Gemini upgrade on Wear OS with the 6th iteration.

Gemini will replace Google Assistant when it is released.

Enhanced app ecosystem

Following the Expressive design reveal, many Google apps have been adopting the new appearance. At the Unpacked event, Google may also introduce enhanced apps with a new design and features for Android users around the world.

More on Android XR

Samsung is highly likely to drop available test units of its XR Headset on the Unpacked sidelines. The XR Headset runs the Android XR platform, crafted by Google, and is expected to be more detailed at Wednesday’s Unpacked event.

Here’s how you can watch the Unpacked online:

How to watch Samsung Unpacked July 2025 event livestream – Big announcements to expect

Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch Ultra 2025’s boldest feature has been leaked. The company launches today its most advanced smartwatches, which officially marks the brand’s entry into the anti-aging game.

The official Galaxy Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic, and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2025 reveal is just hours away, but leaked Samsung images have just confirmed their boldest feature that saves users from premature aging.

Antioxidant Index

Samsung’s 2025 smartwatches let you track your antioxidant index. Users can take care of their health and prevent premature aging. It’s a pretty useful upgrade that goes beyond fitness tracking, the common task of wearables.

How it works

Tracking your antioxidant index is pretty simple. You need to hold off the watch from your wrist, and place your finger don’t he sensor. Proceed as per the software directs, and the system will measure your antioxidant index.

Once done, you can access the stats on your Galaxy Watch. It will include the ratio of fruits and vegetables in your diet. By analyzing the index regularly, you can fix your diet and ultimately prevent premature aging.

The higher the index, the better your nutritional intake.

Source – Roland Quandt / BlueSky

Samsung’s Antioxidant Index feature will be available on Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic, and Ultra 2025. These models will run Wear OS 6-based One UI 8 Watch operating system, bringing enhanced health tracking and a refreshed UI.

The new One UI 8 Watch brings enhanced health and fitness features to Watch 7 and Watch Ultra. The software is available in the Beta Program, and if we talk about the antioxidant index, it is likely reserved for the newer Watch models.

• Big leak has just completely unpacked One UI 8, Galaxy Z Fold7, Flip7, Flip7 FE, Watch8, Watch8 Classic and Watch Ultra 2025

Another massive leak has just unpacked Samsung’s entire 2025 foldable and wearable lineup, including the Galaxy Z Fold7, Flip7, Flip7 FE, Watch8, Watch8 Classic, and Watch Ultra 2025, as well as a glimpse of One UI 8 software.

Samsung leaker Roland Quandt has now leaked another set of official images of the Galaxy Z Fold7, Flip7, Flip7 FE, Watch8, Watch8 Classic, and Watch Ultra 2025. Samsung is set to unveil these products at the Unpacked event tomorrow.

Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7

We’re familiar with the specs and key features of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 foldable phones. The new leaked images have now confirmed that the inner selfie camera features a 10-megapixel lens on the Galaxy Z Fold 7.

Samsung’s Exynos 2500 brings 9% faster CPU, 23% improved GPU, and 22% better NPU to the Galaxy Z Flip 7. The device is also getting a 4.1-inch full-view cover screen, which also supports the Now Bar and Now Brief.

Source – Roland Quandt / BlueSky

Check in high resolution – Fold 7 (1), Fold 7 (2) and Flip 7 (1), Flip 7 (2)

Galaxy Z Flip7 FE

The Galaxy Z Flip7 FE is bringing most of the flagship-grade features and the innovative foldable design. It will have an Exynos 2400 chip, a 50MP main camera, a 10MP selfie camera, a 4000mAh battery, and a folder-icon shaped cover screen.

Source – Roland Quandt / BlueSky

Check in high resolution – Flip 7 FE (1), Flip 7 FE (2)

Galaxy Watch 8

Samsung’s standard Galaxy Watch 8 looks way better than what we’ve seen in leaked renders. The official images give us the closest and cleanest look at this upcoming smartwatch, which is not just premium but looks totally overhauled.

Source – Roland Quandt / BlueSky

Check more images in high resolution – Watch 8 (1), Watch 8 (2)

Galaxy Watch 8 Classic

The Watch 8 series is bringing a Classic model with a physical rotating bezel. The Watch 8 Classic features both an Ultra-like squircle design and a physical rotating bezel. For full details, read: Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic: Your complete guide

Source – Roland Quandt / BlueSky

Check more leaked images – Watch 8 Classic (1), Watch 8 Classic (2)

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2025

The OG Watch Ultra is getting a 2025 refresh with brand-new colors. The specs and design profile remain the same, but the company is debuting cool new colors. Check the remaining leaked images here – Watch Ultra 2025

Source – Roland Quandt / BlueSky

One UI 8 and One UI 8 Watch

The hardware promo leak also has some parts of One UI 8 and One UI 8 Watch. The new software iterations are impressively optimized for new form factors, customizable wallpaper, and interactive weather and gallery widgets.

One UI 8 Watch introduces a new multi-info tile design. It also deploys the iconic Now Bar, unlocking real-time alerts right on your wrist. These upgrades will let you stay updated at a glance with streamlined notifications and easier access to apps.

From July 9 to August 9, Samsung’s Galaxy Experience Space at 500 Broadway will showcase One UI 8 and Galaxy AI features. These interactive setups let visitors explore how Samsung’s newest devices fit into daily life.

The Galaxy Experience Space is designed to feel vibrant and welcoming. You can dive into communities of photographers, skateboarders, and runners. It’s a place where technology meets culture, showing off Galaxy AI’s latest tools.

At Galaxy Experience Space, daily workshops run from 12 PM to 5 PM, with six sessions showing how One UI 8 and Galaxy AI work. Local events tie into gaming, running, photography, and skateboarding, with a running club event kicking off on July 10.

Visitors might even score Galaxy devices or other giveaways. It’s free, open to all, and packed with hands-on fun. Beyond Broadway, Galaxy Hangouts pop up at iconic NYC spots.

Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event streams live on July 9 at 10 a.m. ET. Also, ensure checking out Reserve offers, including a $50 Samsung Credit toward new Galaxy devices. Want to see One UI 8 and Galaxy AI in action?

Galaxy Hangouts pop-up locations include:

• Flat Iron Plaza (July 9-12 & July 23-25)
• Union Square Plaza (July 9-August 2)
• Chelsea Plaza (July 9-12)
• Astor Place (July 9-12)
• Gansevoort Plaza (July 16-19)
• Hudson Yards (July 30-August 2)

From July 9 to August 2, you can find them at Flat Iron Plaza, Union Square Plaza, Chelsea Plaza, Astor Place, Gansevoort Plaza, and Hudson Yards. These setups highlight Galaxy AI and powerful camera tools.

Source – Samsung

Samsung’s new foldable phones will debut One UI 8, built on Android 16. The new software is currently available in Beta, but the company has plenty to showcase at its Unpacked event in New York City tomorrow.

Galaxy AI is getting fruitful upgrades over the previous iteration. Now Bar and Now Brief seeing additional love with enhanced functionality. Galaxy Experience Spaces is a great opportunity to get your hands on the new software and AI.

Samsung recently shared its software update plan for July 2025. In this new plan, three Galaxy devices have been removed from the list in July 2025. This means they will no longer receive any software updates from Samsung. The devices are the Galaxy Tab S7 FE, Galaxy F52 5G, and Galaxy A22 5G.

These three devices were released in 2021. They have now completed their update cycle. Before being removed, they were getting updates twice a year.

Over the past four years, the Galaxy Tab S7 FE, Galaxy F52 5G, and Galaxy A22 5G devices received major Android updates and security updates as promised by Samsung. Now, their software support has officially ended.

However, there’s no need to worry too much. These devices will still get Google Play system updates. These updates help fix important issues and keep your phone secure. You’ll still be able to use apps like banking apps without any problem. The only thing is, you won’t get the latest Android features anymore.

If you want to enjoy the latest features, security updates, and performance improvements, you can switch to a newer device. Samsung has newer models like the Galaxy A56, Galaxy F56 5G, and the Galaxy Tab S10 series, which will continue to get regular updates and offer the latest features.

Still, if your current device is working well and you’re happy with it, there’s no need to upgrade. These phones and tablets will continue to work normally for daily use, such as calling, texting, browsing, and using apps.

While these three Samsung Galaxy devices have ended update support in July 2025, they are still safe and useful for regular daily use.

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