Samsung has officially released the schedule for the latest One UI 8 software version. It will begin this week and expand to more Galaxy devices in the next few months. The company has posted a roadmap for the next software for all of its flagship to low-range smartphones and tablets. It will start with the Galaxy S25 series, which has been running on beta firmware for the last few weeks. In October, other premium gadgets and mid-range devices will get it.
In November, and after that, all the other affordable devices and older devices will have it. It is now rolling out, and the first device to receive it is the Galaxy S25 series. In the home country, South Korea, all these flagship models, including Galaxy S25 Edge, have Android 16-based One UI 8 software. October will come for Galaxy S24, S23, S22, Fold 6, Flip 6, S24 FE, S23 FE, Galaxy A56, A36, A55, A35, A54, A34, Tab S10, Tab S9, Tab S10 FE, S9 FE, and Galaxy A25.
In November, it will launch for Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Fold 4, Galaxy Flip 4, Galaxy A53, A33, A24, A15, Galaxy Tab S8, Tab A11, Tab A9, and other Galaxy phones. Many of these smartphones and tablets are now running on One UI 8 beta firmware. After successful testing, all of them, one by one, will get new software.
Also note that this schedule is for South Korea, so the other countries may see some delay or early rollout in the software release date. Samsung will later share the exact roadmap for each country in the coming days. To get a roadmap for your country, always check the Samsung Members’ notification tab. Also, you can follow me here or on Twitter to get all the latest news.