Samsung is preparing one of its largest software upgrade of the year with the release of a UI 8 operated by Android 16. The update is already live on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 series, and now converts that other Galaxy devices will get it further. With fresh design elements, strong control and new features, a UI 8 is ready to increase the daily experience of millions of users.
The beta version is rolled out for the Galaxy S25 series in India, Germany, UK and USA, including S25+, and S25 Ultra. The Galaxy S24 series has also joined the test phase, giving its users the preview of upgrade. Reports also show that the Galaxy S23 series has been seen driving beta at test centers, which means that it is also being read for full rollouts.
A UI 8 update: what Galaxy users can expect
Although Samsung has not announced an accurate date, the report suggests that the Galaxy S25 series may be the first to get a stable version, possibly in the beginning of the next month. Subsequently, with the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5, are expected to be updated. By the end of the year, there is a possibility of expanding a UI 8 with the Galaxy Tablet with the Samsung Galaxy A, S and M series.
The supported device list is already becoming quite widespread. Flagship lines like Galaxy S25, S24, S23 and S22 will be included. Samsung’s foldables, Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 to Fold 5, Flip 5, Fold 4 and Flip 4 will also receive updates. Tablet users will not be left behind, with confirmation of the Galaxy Tab S10, Tab S9 and Tab S8 series. Even Galaxy A55 and A35 are part of rollouts, providing mid-range users access to new features.
New features in a UI 8
Dynamic wallpapers are one of the most visible additions, giving devices a refreshing look that optimized for use. Multitasking has also been improved, allowing one app to remain active, while the other is used in split-screen, making productivity functions more liquid. For users who often share materials in Galaxy devices, will make upgraded quick share transfer faster and smooth.
Another highlight is a group audio session with aura, which makes it possible for many to join and listen. In addition, Samsung is connecting more personal recommendations, sewing the device experience for each user habits and preferences.
Samsung’s UI 8 update represents an important step in its software evolution. With design refinement, better multitasking and more connectivity, it will provide more polished and intelligent experience to Galaxy users. As the stable version rolls in stages, a detailed audience of users will soon be able to take advantage of several improvements that bring a UI 8.
