The inclusion of these Galaxy S25 features in One UI 7 Beta 4 for the S24 should offer some relief to users who are frustrated by the long wait for the stable Android 15 release. However, don't expect the stable One UI 7 to bring all Galaxy S25's AI features to your old Samsung flagship.

There’s some good news on the horizon for the Galaxy S24 series owners. Despite recent disappointment over older Galaxy phones missing out on some AI features in One UI 7 due to hardware limits, it seems owners of the Galaxy S24,

Samsung is releasing One UI 7 Beta 4 for Galaxy S24 series smartphones in India and here’s what the update brings.

The leaker also notes that the Galaxy S24 Ultra, S24+, and S24 should receive the One UI 7 update before the S24 FE, meaning we can expect it to land before March 31, 2025. This suggests Samsung is aiming to roll out the stable update for the Galaxy S24 series before Q1 2025 ends.

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If you buy a phone in the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, you’re not just getting new hardware, you’re also getting Samsung’s latest software in the form of One UI 7, and while some older phones such as the Samsung Galaxy S24 will be getting updated eventually, the wait could be a long one.

Now, the February 2025 update is reaching the Galaxy A73, Galaxy S24 FE, and the Galaxy S21 series. The Galaxy A73 was the last member in the now-defunct A7x lineup. These devices offered a few extras compared to their Galaxy A5x counterpart.

Quite a lot of people believed that One UI 7 will start rolling out today to the Galaxy S24 series, given that today is the Galaxy S25 official store availability date. However, reputable tipster IceUniverse is, unfortunately, dousing us with cold water and indicating Galaxy S24 owners will have to wait for quite a while to get the stable One UI 7.

A couple of months later, Samsung pushed its One UI 7 start into December due to bugs in the software. That November notice reportedly dealt with bugs within the code that crippled the beta's start, forcing the OEM to shove it further down the road. Fast-forward to February 2025 and we're still hearing the same thing: software bugs.

The next update after a major One UI release usually focuses on improvements and tweaks rather than substantial changes. However, we think that thanks to some of the big changes i