Samsung One UI 7.1 revealed to be core part of S25 series with many new features

Currently, Samsung is actively preparing a software update strategy for the Galaxy series of mobile phones and tablets. The focus is on introducing the One UI 6.1.1 system to old folding screen devices, and possibly extending it to non-folding screen devices (if the relevant rumors are true) . Meanwhile, Samsung is also gearing up for the release of One UI 7.0 based on Android 15. It is worth noting that although these two key updates have not yet been officially released, the industry has begun to preview and speculate on the next-generation system One UI 7.1 based on Android 15.

On the X platform, well-known tipster @IceUniverse revealed that One UI 7.1 will bring unprecedented major improvements to users. Specifically stated: "One UI 7.1 is so important because it will become a core part of the Galaxy S25 series of smartphones and is expected to add many new features."

In fact, this news is not surprising Surprising, because Samsung's One UI series has historically been known for delivering significant improvements with each generation. But the special emphasis from the tipster has undoubtedly increased our expectations for the transformative improvements that One UI 7.1 may bring. If this prediction comes true, it will undoubtedly be great news for the majority of Samsung loyal users.

In addition, the tipster also reiterated a key feature of One UI 7.0: it will focus on achieving smoother and more natural animation effects, which has been mentioned before. Unfortunately, the beta version of One UI 7.0 based on Android 15, which was originally scheduled to be released last week, did not arrive as expected. However, there is news that Samsung plans to officially release the beta version in the third week of this month, and interested Samsung users can look forward to it.

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