Samsung has just begun to launch one user interface 7 on devices based on Android 15, and the Galaxy S25 models are the first to receive it. But with Google, considering the launch schedule of Android 16, one user interface 7 can conduct a short service life on your device before one user interface 8 will come to replace it.
The starting point of this story is that Google changes the point of the year in which you plan to launch the next version of Android. Google pulls this, so we should see the landing of Android 16 in June 2025. So that Samsung is not even more obsolete, he will have to move quickly to increase the next update.
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This has always been a problem, but it was aggravated by a rather slow Samsung process to update one user interface 7, which made it more and more complicated for Samsung.
The following important devices that are expected, Samsung Lance are Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7. When Samsung sets its new folding phones, probably in August 2025, it cannot afford to launch those who have old software.
According to experts who talked with Sammobile, Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 will execute Android 16 and one user interface 8 on launch.
If this turns out to be true, it will return Samsung to the time scale, but it would also mean that Samsung will have to update the Galaxy S25 and other models on one user interface 8 in a short time and avoid a new set of delays.
In the past, Samsung did not need to launch your folding devices with the new version of Android because Google has not yet launched it. Instead, it will be launched with a small adaptation of one user interface representing new functions. For example, Z Flip 6 was launched with one user interface 6.1.1, before the additional portfolio phones Samsung appeared.
We hope that Z Fold 7 offers slightly large screens, while it is believed that Z Flip 7 Fe can also join the party to make folding phones more accessible.
There is some more time before we get to the launch of these devices and expect a lot of leaks before arriving there. Perhaps the most important issue is whether they are really abandoned with Android 16.
Source: Digital Trends
