Samsung's One UI 9.0 Update Officially Rolls Out to Supported Devices
Samsung has officially begun rolling out the One UI 9.0 update for the Samsung Galaxy S25 and its variants in a stable version based on Android 17. The beta program has been closed, and the final version is now available to users in South Korea first, with other countries to follow.
Details on the One UI 9.0 Update Rollout for the Samsung Galaxy S25
The new rollout includes the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra in South Korea, regardless of whether users participated in the previous beta program.
This also includes the latest foldable phones, such as the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, and the triple-fold phone. The rollout is expected to expand to include models released since 2023 over the next few weeks.
This update carries the fixed build number S93xNKSUCDZIF and has a download size of approximately 500 MB for those who came from the beta version.
Key AI Features and New Improvements
The new system includes a set of smart additions designed to make daily use easier:
- My FanCam: Allows you to reprocess videos and select a specific person to be the main focus of the shot.
- Custom Live Tiles: Displays instant, concise details about the weather and device performance data.
- Action Suggestions: Provides quick interactive options via notifications to save locations or track data.
- Motion Assistant: A tool to reduce motion sickness when using the phone while traveling in vehicles.
- Digital Assistant Activity Dashboard: A dedicated section in Privacy Settings to monitor permissions and actions taken by AI apps.
See also: Sign in to get the One UI 9 update and check out the new Galaxy AI features
Steps to Download the Samsung One UI 9.0 Update on Your Phone
Users can check if the new system is available for their devices by following a few simple steps on their phone, starting by going to the Settings menu.
Next, go to the Software Update option, then tap Download and Install to check for any available updates.