APPSSamsung One UI Home January 2024 update starts rolling out, but not for all

[MOQBALI]

We are in January 2024 and Samsung is rolling out a new update for its One UI Home (System Launcher) app for Galaxy devices. The update arrives with version 15.0.07.7 on the Galaxy Store, which brings improvement and bug fixes to enhance the user experience.

January 2024 update for the One UI Home app improves the stability and performance as well as fixes some issues related to the home screen. The update also optimizes the app for Android 14-based One UI 6.0 devices, which is the newest version of Samsung’s custom skin.

The update is 23.5MB in size and is compatible with Galaxy devices running Android 14. Users can download the update from the Galaxy Store or the Settings app. Alternatively, they can also use the third-party link given here to download the APK file and install it manually.

One UI Home is Samsung’s default launcher that offers a simple and intuitive interface for Galaxy devices. It allows users to customize their home screen, app drawer, widgets, themes, wallpapers, and more.

[Cheddzuk]

The APK in the link won't install for me on UK S23. I also only see the version 15.0.05.5 in the galaxy store. Any idea why? There has been 2 versions since on APK mirror and both will not install on my phone. Running oneui 6.

[MOQBALI]

This depends on the type of your mobile phone, whether it is the Middle Eastern version, the European version, or the American version. In the end it will arrive, but it takes time

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The new UI rollout has reset all of the fonts, layout and settings and is causing major headaches with the default settings. Is there a way to revert to the old UI? Whoever did the UX design did not account for how much harder it is to read - in just the first day it's causing migraines and I at least need to know the old font and UI settings to manually revert to the old layout. 

Also, the main calendar widgets with the white outline - just, why?? Anyone who wears glasses or has astigmatism is going to want to throw the phone in the river.