Samsung's One UI 7 release date for Galaxy S and Z series devices has been leaked. The update will be rolled out in April, claims new leak.

Samsung has already pushed out four beta builds of One UI 7 for the Galaxy S24 series. Users have not reported any major bugs or issues with the newest firmware, so it's unclear why it will take the company another two months to push the stable build.

Samsung may be scheduling the rollout of stable One UI 7 for Galaxy S24 series and more of its flagships beginning in April.

This clever intelligence means the Galaxy S25 can now give users a customised daily briefing (called Now Brief), automatically retouch photos like a pro, and even chat back to owners like a real person via full integration with Google’s clever Gemini assistant.

For people who enjoy a freebie, you will also be able to claim a free set of Buds FE and a Fit3 watch worth a combined £158 when you purchase a new Galaxy S24 FE phone. So you could get £807-worth of top Samsung products for just £549, a saving of 32 per cent.

Found evidence points towards Samsung bringing the One UI 7, currently reserved for its flagship, to the Z Fold 6 and Flip 6

Samsung's slow rollout of One UI 7 continues, but the company could be prepping a beta for its 2024 foldable phones soon.

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