One UI
Stable One UI 6 Watch release date revealed for non-Beta Galaxy Watches
Last month, Samsung released a stable One UI 6 Watch update for the Galaxy Watch 6 series after testing it through eight beta versions. Initially, this update was only available to beta users, but regular Galaxy Watch 6 users are still waiting. Now, the good news is that the Stable One UI 6 Watch update is coming soon for non-beta Galaxy Watches.
According to the information, Samsung plans to release the One UI 6 Watch update for the non-beta users of the Galaxy Watch 6 series on November 12. This rollout plan is for regular Watch users in Canada, and the company will make it available in all countries in the coming days or weeks.
One UI 6 Watch update will bring many new features and improvements to enhance the Galaxy experience. Based on Wear OS 5, this update aims to make using the smartwatch better by offering easier navigation, improved health tracking, and more options for customizing watch faces.
Galaxy Watch 6 users who participated in the One UI Watch Beta are already enjoying these new features. If you are also testing the One UI 6 Watch Beta in Korea or the US, make sure to install the latest stable version to ensure your watch is ready for future updates.
In addition to the Galaxy Watch 6, Samsung will soon release this update for other models including the Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 4. While the exact release dates for these devices are not yet known, it is expected to happen this month.
Additionally, the company will soon make this update available for other Galaxy Watch series, including the Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 4. However, the exact release date for these devices is currently unknown, but we can expect it this month.
In the meantime, if you have a Galaxy Watch 6, be sure to check for updates. This update will bring new features and improvements to help you track your health more effectively.
BREAKING: Samsung releases Stable One UI 6 Watch (Wear OS 5) for Galaxy Watch 6
Samsung has started rolling out the November 2024 security update, beginning with the Galaxy Tab S7 FE, and plans to expand it to other Galaxy devices soon. As of November 5th, 2024, Samsung has released the details of the latest security patch for its Galaxy devices on the Scope Page.
November 2024 security update brings patches from both Google and Samsung, addressing 52 vulnerabilities and exposures in the Android operating system and Samsung’s software.
Of these, 38 issues are considered high-level by Google, while one CVE doesn’t apply to Galaxy devices. Additionally, Samsung has patched 13 issues mainly related to multiple user profiles, Dex Mode, Galaxy Watch, Settings, and Maintenance Mode. These updates aim to make your Galaxy devices work better and more securely.
Below, you can check more details about the November 2024 security patch for Samsung Galaxy devices.
Samsung November 2024 Security Patch Details
Android Patch Details
Critical
- None
High
- CVE-2024-23369, CVE-2024-34733, CVE-2024-34732, CVE-2024-33049, CVE-2024-40651, CVE-2024-40649, CVE-2024-34748, CVE-2024-38399, CVE-2024-33069, CVE-2024-40670, CVE-2024-40669, CVE-2024-20103, CVE-2024-20094, CVE-2024-20090, CVE-2024-20091, CVE-2024-20092, CVE-2024-20093, CVE-2024-20100, CVE-2024-20101, CVE-2024-40660, CVE-2024-43081, CVE-2024-43085, CVE-2024-43093, CVE-2024-43082, CVE-2024-43084, CVE-2024-43086, CVE-2024-43091, CVE-2024-29779, CVE-2024-34719, CVE-2024-40661, CVE-2024-43080, CVE-2024-43087, CVE-2024-43088, CVE-2024-43089, CVE-2024-43090, CVE-2024-43083, CVE-2024-31330, CVE-2024-38402
Moderate
- None
Already included in previous updates
- None
Not applicable to Samsung devices
- CVE-2024-43094
Samsung Semiconductors patches
High
- CVE-2024-45185
Samsung One UI Patches
- SVE-2024-0956(CVE-2024-34673): Improper input validation in IpcProtocol in Modem
- SVE-2024-1214(CVE-2024-49402): Improper input validation in Dressroom
- SVE-2024-1222(CVE-2024-34674): Improper access control in Contacts
- SVE-2024-1240(CVE-2024-34675): Improper access control in Dex Mode.
- SVE-2024-1481(CVE-2024-34676): Out-of-bounds write in libsubextractor.so
- SVE-2024-1520(CVE-2024-34677): Exposure of sensitive information in System UI
- SVE-2024-1524(CVE-2024-34678): Out-of-bounds write in libsapeextractor.so
- SVE-2024-1643(CVE-2024-34679): Incorrect default permissions in Crane
- SVE-2024-1651(CVE-2024-34680): Use of implicit intent for sensitive communication in WlanTest
- SVE-2024-1666(CVE-2024-34681): Improper input validation in BluetoothAdapter
- SVE-2024-1697(CVE-2024-34682): Improper authorization in Settings
- SVE-2024-1699(CVE-2024-49401): Improper input validation in Settings Suggestions
Galaxy AI Notifications
Key Information:
- Galaxy AI could add an AI Notifications feature inspired by Apple Intelligence Notification Summary.
- AI Notification feature could be added with One UI 7 update.
- Samsung is said to support AI Notifications in a handful of languages.
Samsung’s Galaxy AI Notifications could make iOS 18.1’s Notification Summary feel outdated. The company is expected to bring a brand new feature with One UI 7. The addition will redefine how you interact with ongoing notifications.
Tipster ChunBhai revealed Galaxy AI Notifications feature will support a handful of languages other than English. Apple Intelligence’s Notification Summary is currently supported in English only, with support will be expanded sequentially.
The rumor suggests Samsung’s AI Notifications could be supported in English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, and French. This way, Galaxy users will have a far better experience as compared to its Apple Intelligence counterpart.
Meanwhile, Samsung hasn’t teased such an AI-powered feature for Galaxy devices. We are only getting key inputs in the form of leaks and rumors. However, the input is coming out from a credible source whose many leaks have proven true.
Samsung’s Galaxy AI already supports over a dozen languages. The company is regularly working on the expansion of supported languages and dialects. The recent rollout of Dutch will be followed by three more languages by the end of the year.
Apple also lags behind in terms of AI feature availability on iPhone models. Apple Intelligence is only available on iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 lineups. Other models are out from the race due to, citing hardware limitations.
On the flip side, Samsung is bringing select AI features to Galaxy A (mid-range) smartphones. Full-fledged Galaxy AI experience is available on flagship models as old as released in 2022, with more epic experiences on the way.
Latest Update:
Samsung One UI 7.0 update, based on Android 15, is expected to officially launch with the Samsung Galaxy S25 series in early 2025. While there’s no exact release date confirmed, the software is expected to begin rolling out to older devices following its debut with the Galaxy S25 series. This is the latest official information available about the One UI 7.0 release date.
Samsung Galaxy users are eagerly waiting for the rollout of One UI 7, the next iteration of Samsung’s custom interface built on Android 15. Known for enhancing user experience with each update, Samsung’s One UI has become a hallmark of innovation and user-centric design in the smartphone industry.
With rumors and expectations increasing daily, we looked into the details surrounding the release of One UI 7, exploring when users can expect to get their hands on the beta version and when the stable update might finally land on their devices.
This article will tell you the possible timeline, features to look forward to, and which devices might be first in line for this major software update. Based on information from various sources, here’s what we know about the One UI 7 release:
Samsung One UI 7.0 Beta Release Date:
Samsung has announced that the One UI 7.0 beta will be available to developers before the end of 2024. Additionally, it has been confirmed that the beta will not be restricted to just developers; a public beta will also be available, although exact dates haven’t been specified, most likely in December 2024.
A recent report hints at potential news about the One UI 7.0 beta in November. Additionally, we have more reports claiming the same that we could see the One UI 7.0 beta program on or before the 21st of November 2024, which is the SDC Korea 2024 event date. I’ll update you with further details on the beta program once I receive information from a reliable source.
Samsung One UI. 7.0 Stable Release Date:
The stable version of One UI 7 is expected to launch next year, most likely alongside the release of the Galaxy S25 series. This indicates that users might have to wait until early 2025 for a stable update on their devices.
Therefore, if you’re looking to try out One UI 7, keep an eye out for announcements regarding the public beta towards the end of 2024. For the stable version, expect it to be rolled out with or shortly after the launch of Samsung’s next flagship phone series in 2025.
The Samsung Galaxy devices eligible for the One UI 7 update include:
- Galaxy S Series: Galaxy S24, Galaxy S23, Galaxy S22, and Galaxy S21 (including FE devices).
- Galaxy Z Series: Galaxy Z Fold 5, Flip 5, Fold 4, Flip 4, Fold 3, Flip 3.
- Galaxy A Series: Galaxy A73, A55, A54, A53, A35, A34, A33, A25, A24, A23, A15, A14, A05, A05s.
- Galaxy M Series: Galaxy M55, M54, M53, M35, M34, M33, M15.
- Galaxy F Series: Galaxy F55, F54, F34, F15.
- Galaxy Tab Series: Galaxy Tab S9, S9+, Ultra, FE, FE+, Tab S8, S8+, Ultra, Tab A9, A9+, Tab S6 Lite (2024).
NOTE: This list is prepared based on Samsung’s software update policy and the devices that launched with Android 13 or later, which are generally guaranteed to receive further updates including One UI 7. However, for the most accurate and up-to-date list, always refer to Samsung’s official announcements or their software update policy details around the time of the update’s release.
Why Samsung has delayed the One UI 7.0 beta program?
Samsung aims to ensure that the One UI 7.0 update is as stable as possible before starting the One UI 7.0 beta program. This focus on stability might be in response to previous updates where users experienced issues like battery drain, animation lag, and overheating. By carefully testing the alpha build internally, Samsung intends to minimize bugs in the beta version, providing a smoother experience for participants.
According to serious discussions on social media and within Samsung’s official community, the One UI 7.0 is expected to introduce significant design changes, new functionalities like a revamped camera UI, support for satellite connectivity, and enhancements to the user interface, including a possible split notification panel. These require additional time for development and integration.