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Samsung Launches One UI 8 for Galaxy S24 Series Ahead of Schedule

Samsung has initiated the rollout of its latest Android 16-based update, known as One UI 8, for the Galaxy S24 series, which includes the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra. This update is being released earlier than expected, following similar updates for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6.
The rollout has commenced in South Korea, Samsung’s home market, with the firmware version designated as S92xNKSU4CYI7. Users in Korea can expect to receive the update shortly, while those in other regions should anticipate availability soon. Historically, Samsung typically expands its updates to additional markets within days of the initial release.
This update is substantial, likely several gigabytes in size, and includes the September 2025 Android security patch. As a result, devices will be fully up to date once installed.
Enhanced Features and Improvements
One UI 8 introduces several enhancements over its predecessor, One UI 7. Users can look forward to improved camera performance, enhanced communication capabilities, and better health tracking features. Additionally, the update aims to boost productivity and privacy while facilitating multitasking. Notably, it integrates Google’s Android 16 innovations, further enriching the user experience.
Samsung had initially planned for the Galaxy S24 series to receive the update next month, making this early rollout a pleasant surprise for users. As the update proceeds, devices will notify users upon completion. While users can manually check for the update through their settings, it is important to note that this will not expedite the process, as the rollout occurs in stages.
The swift delivery of One UI 8 reflects Samsung’s commitment to providing timely software updates, enhancing the overall experience for Galaxy S24 users. As the rollout expands globally, users can stay informed about the update’s status and its new features.
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