Samsung is committed to providing better features and stability for enhancing the device experience for its users, and to focus on this goal the company is continuously working hard to bring its next major update One UI 7 update to eligible devices. Here the Galaxy S24 users have been getting beta updates for testing for a long time now for a limited region there is beta 5 is also live.
Why is One UI 7 Beta 5 limited to a particular region?
Recently, Samsung rolled out a latest One UI 7 beta 5 update for the Galaxy S24 series in the US with the firmware version number ZYBB. The changelog says to fix the VVM crash issues related to the US carriers so it is expected that this update is dedicated and limited to the US regions.
Will the update expand to other countries as well?
For promoting its device the Korean giant has already introduced the stable version for the Galaxy S25 series, while the older device users are still waiting for it. It is still working on testing the One UI 7 software for the Galaxy S24 series and is currently running on beta 4 (more specifically beta 3 in Poland and India). Now, Samsung introduced the One UI 7 beta 5 as a hotfix update in the US. It isn’t clear if this update will also be released in other countries where the One UI 7.0 Beta Program is available.
When One UI 7 stable version will available for the Galaxy S24 series?
Samsung has only hinted one time officially that it will provide the One UI 7 stable update for the Galaxy S series smartphone in Q1, on that note it is expected that the stable update is much closer. However, according to some rumors, there will be two more beta updates will be available for the device before stability so users will get beta 5 and beta 6 testing software before stable.
