Samsung owners have been waiting on tenterhooks for One UI 7, the next version of the phone maker's software interface which will also bring Android 15 to Galaxy devices. After some delays, a public beta is now available, meaning a launch date for One UI 7 reaching more Samsung phones is finally in sight.

The One UI 7 beta brings the Z Fold 6's loudness normalization feature to the Galaxy S24. Here's what it does.

Samsung has unveiled the One UI 7 Beta 1, built on the foundation of Android 15. This update brings a refreshing blend of modern design, enhanced

Samsung’s One UI 7 is removing a feature: full-size lock screen widgets. Here are the details.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Samsung is finally introducing native support for call recording in One UI 7, allowing Galaxy smartphones to use the feature in the US.

Samsung Galaxy users with older devices can now rejoice as they gain access to the latest features of One UI 7 without waiting for an official software

One UI 7 finally introduces an AI-powered call transcription feature, meaning users can now choose to have their recorded calls automatically transcribed for reference later on. Apple rolled out a similar Apple Intelligence-based feature in iOS 18.1, as did Google for the Pixel 9 series, so we’re glad to see Samsung joining the pack.

Samsung's upcoming One UI 7 update will remove the full-size widget carousel from the lock screen. This change has already been observed in the first One UI 7 beta. Users will no longer be able to access full-size widgets by tapping the clock on the lock screen.

Samsung’s already beting big on AI, and judging from what we've seen of the One UI 7 beta that’s not going to slow down anytime soon. The question is what sort of extra AI is on the way in One UI 7 and Galaxy S25?