After months of waiting, the Korean giant is finally expanding the Android 15 and One UI 7 beta program to more Galaxy devices. Several new smartphones are becoming compatible with the update. update.
Samsung has just announced the expansion of its One UI 7 beta program, based on Android 15, to new devices in its Galaxy range. This expansion, long awaited by users, concerns notably the Galaxy S23 series and Galaxy Tab S10 tablets, marking a new step in the deployment of the latest version of Google's operating system.
After successive delays that pushed back Samsung's usual schedule, the company is finally keeping its March promise by opening access to the beta to a greater number of users. This decision comes as the stable version of Android 15 for Galaxy devices is scheduled for April 2025.
A gradual and extensive deployment
The beta program, initially limited to The beta update for the Galaxy S24 series, now extends to the Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra, as well as the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra tablets. Users of these devices can now sign up for the program to get an early look at the new features of One UI 7.
The beta update for the Galaxy S23 Ultra, for example, weighs in at around 4.7GB and includes the March 2025 security patch. Samsung plans to roll out several updates in the coming weeks. upcoming, gradually refining the software in preparation for its global stable release.
To participate in the beta program, users must register via the Samsung Members app. It is important to note that spaces are limited and the program may already be full in some regions. Samsung emphasizes that this beta version is only recommended for advanced users or on a secondary device, due to the potential bugs inherent in a test version.
If all goes according to plan, Samsung should launch the stable version of Android 15 and One UI 7 as early as April for the Galaxy S24 series, followed closely by the S23 models and high-end tablets. The rollout will then continue gradually to other compatible devices.
Users can expect to see many new features with One UI 7, including a redesigned interface, new icons, a "Now" bar, a separate quick settings panel, a vertical app drawer, new widgets, as well as expanded options for the lock screen and home screen.
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