Samsung Galaxy S24’s One UI 7 Beta (Android 15) release date and countries revealed

Samsung could release One UI 7 Beta for the Galaxy S24 series on July 29. A report indicates that the update will first roll out in South Korea and the US. Later, five more countries (three from Europe and two from Asia) would join.

Tipster Max Jambor (via AllRoundPC) revealed that One UI 7 Beta will be released on Monday, July 29. Following the initial debut in South Korea and the US, the Open Beta Program would make its way to Germany as well as Poland and the UK.

Notably, the report has no additional info about features and changes. Rather, the tipster highlighted changes in One UI 7 exposed by chunvn8888. The next version would feature a new icon set, a refreshed notification panel, and UI tweaks.

The report aligns with the recent revelation by tipster IceUniverse. He claimed that the Beta Program going live next week. It looks like we will see the latest software on the first day of next week if the Max Jambor leak turns true.

If the One UI 7 Beta release happens this Monday, users of older models can expect it in August. By the end of next month, Google Pixel phones will begin getting Stable Android 15. Besides, the public One UI 7 rollout could commence in late October.

Samsung’s One uI 7 update will be based on Android 15. The company is closely working with Google to provide Galaxy users with enhanced user experience. Both firms are making efforts to upscale Google services on Galaxy devices.

Gemini Nano, which is used in the Galaxy S24 series, Z Flip 6, and Z Fold 6, would perform well. Before the debut of the enhanced Gemini AI model, Samsung may improve the experience and performance of the first iteration on Galaxy devices.

The next big upgrade could also pack new Galaxy AI features. Looking forward.