Samsung’s October 2025 security update is now available for Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra in various markets. The firmware was released first in Southeast Asian markets, before the recent expansion to India.

October 2025 patch follows the recent One UI 8 update rollout for the Galaxy S22 series. While the previous release was a major one, users shouldn’t expect a significant update until the second quarter of next year.

Well, the new update isn’t useless either.

It includes stability and reliability enhancements to elevate your phone’s behaviour. Samsung has patched 34 CVEs and SVEs and included the improvements in the October patch. You can check the changelog and build versions below:

Changelog:

• Stability and reliability
  • Device behavior has been improved

Software versions:

• S908EXXUCGYJ1 – Galaxy S22 Ultra
• S906EXXUCGYJ1 – Galaxy S22 Plus
• S901EXXUCGYJ1 – Galaxy S22

October patch is coming as an over-the-air update, which doesn’t require manual installation. You can easily update the software by navigating through Settings, followed by Software update, and Download and install.

One UI 8.5 is expected to be available by June 2026. It will bring plenty of new features and a frosted glass user interface. Samsung is testing new changes and features internally, and the official reveal is slated for Unpacked next year.

One UI 8 was the last major OS upgrade for the Galaxy S22 series. The flagship lineup was released in early 2022 and supported four years of OS upgrades. Starting with Android 13, it has received 4 Android upgrades until Android 16.

Now, Samsung will provide another year of regular security patches. You can expect a category demotion by the end of February 2026. Your device will be shifted to the Quarterly updates cycle for another year of security patches.

Source – Samsung Mobile Press

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Samsung has new software updates for the Galaxy Tab S10 and Tab S9 series. The company has recently released a major One UI 8 upgrade for its premium tablets, while the latest updates aim to improve system security.

Galaxy Tab S10 and Galaxy Tab S9 series are getting Samsung’s September and October security patch updates, respectively. Despite having a generation gap, the older tablet lineup is receiving a better, newer security patch.

Users of the Galaxy Tab S10, Tab S10 Plus, Tab S9, Tab S9 Plus, and Tab S9 Ultra can expect a notable boost in performance and stability. The latest updates may also have carried improvements for features across the OS.

Firmware update versions:

• CYJ4 – Galaxy Tab S10 series
• DYJ2 – Galaxy Tab S9 series

Initially available in South Korea, the new software updates will soon be available in the Global market. You can manually check for updates through Settings > Software update > Download and install.

One UI 8 introduces major refinements for the user interface. Samsung has also tweaked the Quick Settings and Notification Panel. The windows are now impressively optimized for tablet form factor and have adopted dynamic blur.

Samsung recently started the Android 16 rollout to the Galaxy Tab S8 series. The company didn’t expand key Galaxy AI features with the Tab S9 and Tab S8 series; however, the Tab S10 series has received Now Brief and Audio Eraser.

Meanwhile, a major interface overhaul is being prepared along with a set of new features. These upgrades will be provided as part of One UI 8.5. You can expect the Android 16-based One UI 8.5 update in the second quarter of 2026.

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Samsung is rolling out a new software update to the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro with charging improvement. The company’s premium earbuds are receiving this firmware in South Korea, with expansion likely in the coming days.

October 2025 update for the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro includes a “stability code related to charging operation.” Samsung recommends users install this new software to experience optimal performance and experience.

Galaxy Buds leverage on charging case to juice up their batteries. However, Samsung’s patch could mainly focus on the battery aspect to improve the charging. The battery life may also get a little boost, elevating the user experience.

In addition, the update should’ve also carried stability enhancements. Meanwhile, no new feature’s addition has been observed so far. If you find any new, kindly let us know through DM on X @thesammyfans.

Samsung also issued a general advice that the update’s content may vary by model, country and carrier. That said, the Global users may or may not receive charging improvements when the rollout begins outside Korea.

Firmware versions:

• R630XXU0AYJ1 – Galaxy Buds 3 Pro
• R530XXU0AYJ1 – Galaxy Buds 3

You can install the latest firmware through the Galaxy Wearable app. Open the application, head towards the device’s Settings, followed by Earbuds Software update, and hit the Download and install button.

Remember, the rollout has started only in South Korea. An expansion could take some time, so don’t panic if your earbuds don’t fetch the OTA.

Source – Samsung Community Korea

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