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Google has officially announced that Android 16 is scheduled for release in June 2025, arriving sooner than many had predicted. This exciting news has certainly piqued the interest of Samsung Galaxy smartphone users, who are now keen to learn about when they will receive the latest updates featuring Samsung’s custom interface, One UI 8. Fortunately, there is now some clarity on this matter.
In a recent video on the Android YouTube channel, Minseok Kang, who serves as the Vice President and Head of Smartphone Planning at Samsung Electronics, provided an eagerly awaited update. He confirmed that One UI 8 is set to begin rolling out “this summer.”
While the term ‘summer’ encompasses a wide time frame from June to September, this announcement gives users something to look forward to as it indicates Samsung’s plans to deploy its next significant update sooner rather than later. This is indeed encouraging news for users who felt let down by the protracted rollout of One UI 7.
You can also check out more details here: Android 16-based One UI 8 coming to your Galaxy phones this summer? Here’s what we know
In contrast to One UI 7, which introduced major design alterations but faced numerous delays, One UI 8 is expected to be a more compact update. This upcoming version is likely to concentrate on performance enhancements and minor refinements, which could facilitate a swifter and smoother rollout.
According to various reports, Samsung may be planning to release a beta version of One UI 8 by the end of this month. If this timeline holds true, we could potentially see the stable version launching as soon as July or August.
For additional insights, take a look at this link: Google Android Show 2025: Android 16 and Wear OS 6 unveiled with improved design, security and new Find Hub
As for which devices will receive the update first, Samsung has not released an official list yet. However, drawing from previous rollout habits, it’s a reasonable assumption that the Galaxy S and Galaxy Z series will be at the front of the line for One UI 8. Furthermore, the newly anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 are expected to come pre-installed with One UI 8 alongside Android 16.
