Samsung devices that won’t receive One UI 9.0 (Android 17) update
Samsung is rolling out One UI 9.0 based on Android 17, though some popular Galaxy S and A series devices will not be eligible for the update.
📍 The outcome
Samsung began developing One UI 9.0 for various Galaxy S and A series devices, including the rollout of a beta for the Galaxy S23 and S24. While some popular phones were identified as not receiving the update, others were included in testing and preparation.
The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.
Epilogue added 40d ago, after coverage quieted.
Answered
Which devices are currently in the One UI 9 beta?
According to Forbes, the beta is available for Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S24 phones.
Which Galaxy A series phones are mentioned as receiving the update?
Coverage from SamMobile and GSMArena.com identifies the Galaxy A55, A54, and A24 4G as devices for which Samsung is developing the update.
What new features are included in One UI 9.0?
Sammy Fans reports that the update improves accessibility with six new features.
Where it stands
Samsung has begun preparing One UI 9.0 updates across its device lineup. Beta testing has launched for Galaxy S23 and S24 phones, while development is underway for the Galaxy A55, A54, and A24 4G.
Coverage from PhoneArena and Gizmochina highlights that certain popular Galaxy S and A series phones will not receive the update. Meanwhile, Sammy Fans reports that the new version introduces six new accessibility features.
Future developments include the expansion of One UI 9 testing to additional Galaxy phones, as noted by Android Headlines and 9to5Google.
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Who reported it (10)
- One UI 9 is coming MakeUseOf · 48d ago
- Samsung developing One UI 9.0 for Galaxy A55, Galaxy A54 SamMobile · 48d ago
- These popular Galaxy S, Galaxy A phones will not get the big One UI 9 update PhoneArena · 48d ago
- One UI 9.0 improves accessibility with 6 new features Sammy Fans · 48d ago
- Samsung Brings One UI 9 Beta To Galaxy S23, Galaxy S24 Phones Forbes · 48d ago
- Samsung Expands One UI 9 Testing to More Galaxy Phones Android Headlines · 48d ago
- Samsung starts working on One UI 9 for the Galaxy A24 4G after releasing stable One UI 8.5 update GSMArena.com · 48d ago
- Samsung is preparing Android 17 updates for these Galaxy devices 9to5Google · 48d ago
- Samsung's Free Upgrade Is Coming To Millions Of Galaxy Phones Forbes · 48d ago
- Samsung devices that won’t receive One UI 9.0 (Android 17) update Gizmochina · 48d ago broke it first
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