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TL;DR
- Samsung has restarted the Android 15-based One UI 7 rollout for the Galaxy S24 collection.
- The rollout has begun in South Korea, and if all goes effectively, we anticipate wider availability within the coming weeks.
- Nonetheless, considerations stay a couple of lock display screen bug that was stated to be the explanation for stopping the rollout earlier than, which is outwardly current on this construct too, when it was being beta examined.
After months of anticipation, a number of rounds of beta, and one failed rollout plan, Samsung is rolling out Android 15-based One UI 7 once more, bringing the most recent replace to customers exterior the Galaxy S25 collection.
The One UI 7 rollout has resumed, beginning with the Galaxy S24 collection. As noticed by Tarun Vats, Samsung is rolling out a brand new BYD9 construct in its residence area of South Korea.
Samsung has begun all of its rollout plans in its residence nation. Presuming there aren’t any showstopper bugs, we anticipate the rollout to renew in areas like India, the EU, and the US within the coming weeks. Don’t maintain your breath for a brand new construct to reach tomorrow although, as corporations often keep away from rolling out new software program builds on Friday (because it’s the top of the working week and makes it tough to watch for bug studies), and given the buggy observe document right here, it might be too dangerous for Samsung.
There may be some cause to fret right here, although. Customers making an attempt out the identical BYD9 construct above (rolled out as a check construct earlier than this secure rollout) on a Galaxy S24 Extremely report that there’s nonetheless an error within the lock display screen animation. In line with leaker Ice Universe, a lock display screen bug was stated to be the explanation for suspending the rollout within the first place.
We’re crossing our fingers that it is a completely different bug, one that’s uncommon sufficient and never main sufficient for Samsung to pause the rollout as soon as once more. That might be a disgrace.
