The South Korean tech giant started the rollout of One UI 7 stable update last week in Korea and other global regions, but recently it was revealed that the company has halted the rollout worldwide. The company didn’t specify the reason, but it was revealed that a few Galaxy S24 series users in Korea faced issues while unlocking the device in some scenarios after installing the update.
Samsung has now officially revealed that the rollout of One UI 7 was temporarily suspended due to some issues requiring maintenance. The company has completed its inspection, and it is said that the company will resume updates soon.
Official update from Samsung on One UI 7 rollout ‼️
We have temporarily suspended the update due to some issues requiring maintenance.
Samsung Electronics has completed its inspection and will resume updates soon. pic.twitter.com/04LuLExEXb
— Tarun Vats (@tarunvats33) April 15, 2025
One UI 7 comes with revamped UI, improved widgets, more customization options, smoother animations and transitions, Now Bar, new Galaxy AI features (AI Select, Writing Assist, Drawing Assist, Audio Eraser, natural language search extended to Settings), easier access to Gemini AI assistant, Live notification, upgraded Good Locks Home Up and more in order to enhance user experience.
Other recent Samsung updates
The company has officially introduced Galaxy XCover7 Pro and Galaxy Tab Active5 Pro devices. Samsung and Google Cloud expand partnership to bring Gemini to Ballie, a new home companion robot from Samsung. Recently Galaxy Z Fold 7 smartphone was spotted on the Geekbench database, and the device was revealed to run on One UI 8 custom skin based on Android 18 OS.
