The One UI 8 rollout has seen its share of issues, with Samsung pausing the process on several of its phones, including the popular Galaxy S24 and S23 flagships. The company hasn’t disclosed the reason that triggered this move, but we assume something serious. Anyway, it looks to be a thing of the past, as Samsung appears to have resumed the One UI 8 update for the Galaxy S24 and S23 models. 

One UI 8 update for the Galaxy S24 and S23 resumed again

The screenshots shared by Tarun Vats confirm that One UI 8 is again available for the Galaxy S23 and S24. This is happening first in Samsung’s home soil, South Korea, suggesting that the Android 16-based update will also resume in other affected regions shortly. To recall, One UI 8 debuted on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip in July. It later made its way to other models, starting with the Galaxy S25 series.

Since then, Samsung has temporarily halted the update for various models without acknowledging or giving out a reason. It halted the One UI 8 rollout for the Galaxy S23 last week, after it began rolling out earlier this month. 

The update is live in South Korea

One UI 8 is now back on track, as it’s rolling out again in the Galaxy S24 and S23 October monthly update. The update weighs around 396MB for the Galaxy S24 and 385MB for the Galaxy S23.

Meanwhile, Samsung’s next big UI upgrade is One UI 8.5, whose beta was originally rumored to start in November. But this is now reportedly not happening, possibly because of Samsung’s change in launch plans for the Galaxy S26 series.

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Samsung is now bringing the One UI 8 update to the Galaxy A54 in the US and the Galaxy M55 in India. These rollouts follow their initial deployment in Samsung’s home ground and select Asian and European countries.

Galaxy A54 at Cricket Wireless carrier in the US and Galaxy M55 5G in India are getting their Android 16-based One UI 8. Having a compatible Galaxy device makes you eligible to grab this free upgrade from Samsung.

One UI 8 brings user interface refinements to Galaxy users. One UI 7 brought Now Bar, and One UI 8 makes it compatible with even more services. Android 16’s Live Updates are also official, which will benefit your Samsung.

Samsung has improved the Object Eraser and Reflection Eraser tools. The Gallery app’s Remaster feature also functions faster than ever. You may notice more precise results while editing images using the Object Eraser feature.

System animations and fluency have been improved, too. Try using the Good Lock app and its supported modules for additional tweaks and customization. You can now get this personalization app from Google’s Play Store as well.

One UI 8 focuses on various system apps and activities. Apps like My Files, Reminders, and Calendar have adopted a redesigned UI. This overhaul is centered on streamlining the overall user experience on Galaxy devices.

The best part, One UI 8 update makes your device eligible for the One UI 8.5. As your device has now received Android 16, the next big One UI upgrade should be provided, which is expected to bring brand-new UI and features.

Check for updates manually through Settings > Software update > Download and install.

Source – Galaxy A54 | Galaxy M55

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Samsung is in the final phase of One UI 8 distribution, and the rollout has just initiated for the Galaxy Tab S8 series.

Owners of the Galaxy Tab S8, Tab S8 Plus, and Tab S8 Ultra are getting Samsung’s Android 16-based One UI 8. The major software’s availability is currently capped to South Korea, but Samsung will soon take it to the Global market.

One UI 8 also brings together the September 2025 security patch, which provides fixes for plenty of CVE and SVE items. Samsung is also rolling out the October patch, but your tablet might receive the December patch next.

You are getting a plethora of new features, design improvements, and performance enhancements. Samsung included specific refinements in One UI 8 for its large-screen devices, such as foldable smartphones and tablets.

The biggest change you will notice is the redesigned Quick Settings and Notification Panel. The two panels have adopted a pretty good design over the One UI 7. The adoption of dynamic blur takes the visual appeal to a whole new level.

System animations and multitasking have been improved further. Samsung DeX is now based on Google’s Desktop Mode, bringing additional features and a more PC-like experience when you connect with a compatible monitor.

Don’t eye the implementation of the Now Brief feature as Samsung had a single wave of expansion that covered 2024 flagships. Meanwhile, Now Bar will gradually support more and more apps and activities for real-time updates.

Head towards your tablet’s Settings, followed by the Software update section. Once done, you should see a button entitled Download and install. Hit the key to force your Galaxy device to connect to the server and begin fetching the OTA.

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It’s been over a month since Samsung started the official One UI 8 rollout, and the delay list is growing, but very slowly. The company has operated a swift expansion, but some model still seems to be unlucky in rollout.

Samsung’s One UI 8 is based on Android 16, which is one of the fastest to show up after its predecessor. The rollout was pushed by Google’s advancement in bringing the Android 16 version around three months early.

One UI 7 took the longest time in Samsung’s history to go stable. One UI 8 did just the opposite, didn’t make users wait much. Even though the scope of changes isn’t vast, the timeline has returned to Samsung’s usual schedule.

Meanwhile, users of select Galaxy devices are facing a delay in availability as Samsung is pulling the latest firmware from its server. Notably, it’s happening even weeks after the day when the initial rollout was started for users.

The list is growing.

Samsung One UI 8 Delay List

• Galaxy Z Fold SE
• Galaxy S22 series
• Galaxy S24 series
• Galaxy M53
• Galaxy S23 series

Bolded font meant to “rollout still on pause.”

Galaxy Z Fold SE was the first Samsung model hit by the One UI 8 rollout pause. Meanwhile, the release started a little later in South Korea.

Galaxy S22 series then followed the Special Edition foldable, and after putting the firmware briefly on hold, Samsung resumed the expansion.

Last week, the Galaxy S24 series in South Korea was spotted as the most recent victim; the availability hasn’t yet been reinstated, while users have already installed the build.

As spotted by firmware detective MohammedKhatri, Samsung apparently put Galaxy M53’s One UI 8 rollout in Korea, as of October 20, 2025. It’s quite disappointing for Global users who were waiting for their turn.

On October 21, Samsung hit the pause on the update’s rollout to the Galaxy S23 series.

As the expansion continues globally, we could see even more models hit by a sudden halt in the expansion.

Last week, Samsung resumed the update rollout to the Galaxy S23 and S24 series with the October 2025 patch.

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Samsung has pushed an Android 16-based One UI 8 update for the Galaxy A15 5G and Galaxy Tab S9+ 5G on the Verizon network carrier in the US. This update gives users the latest Android experience with better design, smoother performance, and stronger privacy and security protection.

The new firmware versions are A156USQU7DYIB for the Galaxy A15 5G and X818USQU6DYJ1 for the Galaxy Tab S9+ 5G. This major update will soon expand to all models.

One UI 8 brings several new features and visual upgrades. A key highlight is Gemini Live, a smart AI assistant that helps you interact naturally with your phone. You can point your camera at something and ask Gemini what it is, or share your screen to get help without switching apps.

The update also adds wallpaper recommendations from your Gallery, suggesting photos that look great as wallpapers. The lock screen has been redesigned with stylish new clock layouts and fonts that adapt to your photos, especially ones with people or pets. You can also control your Galaxy Buds directly from the Settings app without needing the Galaxy Wearable app.

To get the update, go to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install. Make sure your device is charged and connected to Wi-Fi before starting. As this update is rolling out gradually for Verizon users, it may take a few days to appear on all devices.

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