Samsung has finally started sending out the new One UI 7 update to the Galaxy Tab S8, Galaxy Tab S8 Plus, and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. Right now, the update is only available in South Korea, and the company will expand it to more countries soon.

One UI 7 is based on Android 15 and brings many improvements. It offers a better user experience, improved performance, and stronger security. It also includes new features and a fresh design that makes using your device easier and more enjoyable.

Users of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8, Galaxy Tab S8 Plus, and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra are getting the One UI 7 update in Korea with One UI build version ending with DYDC. The installation package size of this update is around 4.6 GB.

Along with the new features, the fresh update installs the April 2025 security update to enhance security and stability. It updates several stock apps to the latest available version to add new features and improvements.

If you have received the notification of the update, then install it now to get a next-level experience. You can also check the update by visiting the Settings app on your smartphone and opening the Software Update section.

Now, click on the Download and install option. If any update is available, you can follow the on-screen instructions to install the update on your Galaxy smartphone.

One UI 7.0 Stable Update Changelog – What’s new in Samsung’s Android 15 OTA

Samsung is now speedily rolling out the One UI 7 update to several Galaxy devices. At the moment, Samsung Galaxy S24 FE users in Europe are getting an Android 15-based One UI 7 update.

The major update adds several new features and improvements to provide a next-level experience. It installs the April 2025 security patch to improve system security and stability.

Users of the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE smartphone can verify the One UI 7 update in Europe through One UI build version S721BXXU3BYD9 and an installation package size of around 5.1GB. The company will soon make this update available in all countries.

One UI 7 update for Samsung Galaxy S24 FE revamps the whole interface for a visually appealing look. Notably, it brings a vertical scrolling app drawer, redesigned icons, better widget customization options, larger home screen folders, and a new user interface.

Moreover, it adds several Galaxy AI features derived from the Galaxy S25 series, including the advanced Writing and Drawing Assist. It also includes new security features to make your device more protected.

Additionally, the update brings new designs for various apps, which further improve the overall look and feel of the system. You can now enjoy several new functions of the Good Lock to customize your device as per your preference.

If you are using the Galaxy S24 FE smartphone, install the latest update now through Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.

One UI 7.0 Stable Update Changelog – What’s new in Samsung’s Android 15 OTA

Samsung is now expanding the Stable Android 15-based One UI 7 update to carrier-unlocked Galaxy S23 series in the US.

One UI 7 isn’t just a software update, but it’s an upgrade that has plenty of stuff. Samsung is bringing the latest features to the 2023 flagship lineup after a successful rollout by a handful of network carriers in the country.

Owners of carrier-unlocked Galaxy S23 series can identify the One UI 7 update through the PDA version number ending with DYD9 in the US. The notification may be a bit late, but you can also proceed manually via system Settings.

• Galaxy S23 – S911U1UEU6DYD9
• S23 Plus – S916U1UEU6DYD9
• S23 Ultra – S918U1UEU6DYD9

Samsung’s One UI 7 has a new Now Bar and Live Notifications feature. These tools keep you updated with real-time updates right on the home screen, lock screen, and status bar.

Quick Settings and Notification Panel have also been revamped to refresh your Galaxy’s appearance. Quick panel has also added tools that let you customize the layout and toggles as per your preference.

The stock Phone (Dialer) app has also added the Call Transcribe feature. Now, US residents can utilize call recording, which is also integrated with AI transcription. You don’t have to listen to the recording; transcriptions will be presented.

These are just a little of what the One UI 7 update has to offer to your Galaxy smartphone. The changelog contains 71 newly added (or enhanced) features, ranging from productivity, accessibility, Galaxy AI, and customization.

• One UI 7.0 update installs 71 new features on Galaxy S23 Ultra

Samsung has shifted gear for One UI 7.0 rollout with an expansion for previously released smartphones, something that we wanted to see for months.

One UI 7.0 is a landmark software with a new UI design, better animations, smoother interactions and immersive personalizations features. These upgrades make the software compelling for previous generation of devices and also the most hyped One UI version released to date.

However, this anticipation later becomes a burden for users tagged with disappointment. To understand this scenario, we have to dive into a brief history lesson.

Samsung started the One UI 7.0 beta program in December, three months later than One UI 6.0 beta (in August 2023), for the Galaxy S24 series.

Afters a few beta OTA rollout, Samsung paused new test build OTA around the S25 series launch (in January). At that time, every Galaxy smartphone owner thought it would be the end of the beta activity, but that didn’t happen.

February and March also ended up in the same anticipation, ad the wait extended to April. Earlier this month, Samsung released One UI 7.0 for the S24 series, which met with a devastating bug and a brief halt to the global rollout.

Samsung resumed S24’s One UI 7 release and expanded throughout the world alongside Fold 6 and Flip 6.

Last week, plans for rollout only picked up pace with stable One UI 7.0 for S23 units. On Monday, the Korean tech giant also surprised S23 FE, S22 series and Tab S8 owners, as well as Flip 4 and Fold 4.

It appears that Samsung had been testing these devices for a long time and waiting to conclude the beta campaign for the S24 and S23 series. While things may look fine now, it took the Korean tech company a long time to pick up pace on this matter.

Now, when the most awaited devices are in sight, Samsung could move forward with One UI 7.0 rollout for mid-range and budget devices from A-series, M-Series, F-series and more, something that could’ve witnessed earlier.

Earlier today, Samsung surprised Galaxy S22 and S23 series users with a One UI 7 rollout, and this could be good news for Galaxy S21 users.

One UI 7 rollout saga continues to take new turns as the Korean tech company is adding new devices to the release schedule. That brings us to the S23 series, which received the initial One UI 7 build last week in Korea, followed by the US.

But its expansion is now on the move in Europe and the Asian market, while more regions will gradually make their ways to this update.

The real surprise comes as the Galaxy S22 began receiving One UI 7, again limited to the Korean market but an interesting sign for global S22 owners.

The fast release comes after the company stopped enrolling previous devices to the beta program. Instead, it’s releasing a stable update via OTA update.

The majority of the bugs and issues are already quashed in S24 and S23 devices, and most of the internal tests have provided enough confidence for Samsung to send directly stable One UI 7.

We can expect an S22 software update expansion for the majority of the users very soon, maybe this or the next week. There’s another side of the story, S22’s software release only dropped in a week of S23’s. This gives us enough reasons to connect the dots with the S21 lineup.

Unlike the S22 series, One UI 7 will be the last major software update for the S21 lineup. Still, it’s better than the S20 series, a flagship that has already completed its update lifeline.

So, sit tight and wait for Samsung to bring One UI 7 for the Galaxy S21 series because it is next in line to get all of the newest features and improvements.

Meanwhile, you can stay connected to our One UI 7 section to know more about the latest development in this matter.