Samsung’s troubled One UI 7 update is still making waves after so many months. The company’s inability to deliver one of the most important software updates of the year on time continues to affect ...

Samsung has officially commenced the rollout of its latest software update, One UI 7 based on Android 15 in India and several other regions. After multiple delays, the update is initially being made ...

The centerpiece of One UI 7.0 is the enhanced “Nearby Devices” feature, which redefines how users interact with their Samsung ecosystem. This feature provides a centralized, visual hub for ...

Cal Poly Pomona plant science students invite the community to Cultivation Celebration, a free hands-on event, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday, April 27, at the Cal Poly Pomona Nursery and Farm Store.

Samsung is once again deploying its One UI 7 update to last year’s flagship Galaxy phones, with users worldwide reporting availability. The Android 15 update had begun rolling out earlier this ...

It’s quite shocking that One UI 7 is only just rolling out to the majority of Samsung Galaxy Phones. Not only was it originally released back in January on Galaxy S25, but Android 15 — upon ...

One UI 7 is yet to reach dozens of Galaxy devices that are eligible for this massive upgrade. The rollout has certainly been disappointing so far, but that isn’t going to repeat with the next ...

After starting to deliver One UI 7 on the Galaxy Phones, Samsung is now preparing a big software update for its Galaxy smartwatches, called One UI 7 Watch, based on Google’s upcoming Wear OS 6.

But now the reports suggest that the company may start rolling out the One UI 8 in July. As per the reports, the Android 16 update will come in-built with Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 and ...

Samsung has tested the beta version of Android 15 based on its One UI 7 for a while now. Finally, the company has begun rolling out the stable version to its Galaxy devices. Users around the world ...

The fourth is a recent UI graduate who was working as an epidemiologist for the State of Iowa. The students are not named in the lawsuit and are described only as John Doe #1 through #4.