Samsung is now rolling out One UI 7.0 to the Galaxy S23 series, S24 FE & Tab S10 series devices The rollout has kicked off in South Korea, but it’s possible that other markets are getting it too.

One UI 7 features a smaller selection of home screen grid layouts that, according to Samsung, “have been refined to make it easier to create optimized layouts and enhance the overall aesthetics ...

When Samsung halted the One UI 7 update for its 2024 flagships, speculation grew about a possible delay for the 2023 flagships — namely, the S23 series and the 5th-generation foldables.

If you upgrade to One UI 7, you might have to spend a few minutes rearranging your home screen. Thankfully, it has a tool that makes that easier.

Some Galaxy S23 owners have complained about unreliable touch input after the One UI 6.1 update, but Samsung now has a workaround.

Spotted by users on Reddit, Samsung’s forums, and by outlets such as SamMobile, Samsung is now widely accepting beta sign-ups for One UI 7 on the Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra.

Samsung is kicking off its One UI 6 beta program The first phones to get to try the beta will be Samsung’s S23 lineup.

Samsung's One UI 6.1 update is available now for the Galaxy S23 series. Unfortunately, it appears to be doing more harm than good.

Samsung's latest news post has stated that the full release of One UI 7 will occur in April, as well as older devices being added to the beta.

Unveiling the top 10 updates in Samsung's One UI 7, from improved multitasking to sleek design enhancements and smarter features for a seamless experience.

Samsung has opened the One UI 6 beta program for owners of the Galaxy S23 series devices. To join, users must also be based in either the United States, Germany, or South Korea. This is what's new.

Following a short delay, Samsung is giving Galaxy S23 owners the chance to be among the first users to see and try One UI 6.