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With the Galaxy S24 series already in beta testing, Samsung now seems to be shifting focus to the Galaxy S23 lineup. Leaked firmware screenshots, shared by tipster Tarun Vats on X, suggest the company is running internal tests before rolling out the One UI 7 beta to the 2023 flagship models.
The leaked firmware’s region-specific codes (S918N) hint that Samsung is starting with a Korea-focused testing phase. Nevertheless, it’s expected that the One UI 7 beta will eventually roll out to Galaxy S23, S23 Plus, and S23 Ultra users worldwide, similar to how the Galaxy S24 beta was handled. This seems to be Samsung’s usual move, kicking things off in its home market before going global.
So far, there’s no sign of test builds for the Galaxy Z Fold 5, Z Flip 5, or older Galaxy flagships. That likely means a stable One UI 7 update for those devices is still a few months out.
We got a sneak peek at the One UI 7 update schedule, but take it with a pinch of salt
Earlier, a sketchy rumor from X user @BuligaDavidCri1 surfaced, claiming to spill the beans on a detailed One UI 7 update schedule for a bunch of Samsung devices. According to the tipster, this info came out during an internal virtual meeting meant for partners or employees in Romania.
If this rumor holds any weight, the Galaxy S24 series could see the stable One UI 7 update as soon as the third week of April. The Galaxy S23, Z Fold 6, Fold 5, Flip 6, and Flip 5 are reportedly next in line, with their updates rolling out just a week later.
Samsung hasn’t pushed stable One UI 7 to any Galaxy device outside the S25 lineup yet, which is both surprising and a bit of a letdown. Meanwhile, competitors like OnePlus and Nothing are nearly done with their
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updates. Samsung has been quiet about when we can expect the release.