Samsung is bringing its latest software, One UI 7, based on Android 15, to the Galaxy A06 in Brazil. This budget-friendly phone, priced at R$1,099, now offers a fresh look and improved features for users. The update started rolling out to keep the device smooth and secure.

One UI 7 makes the Galaxy A06 feel modern with a redesigned interface. It includes smoother animations, making the phone feel faster and more responsive. The new “Now Bar” on the lock screen shows quick updates, like notifications, without needing to unlock the device.

The camera app is simpler, with fewer on-screen options, so users can focus on taking great photos. Enhanced AI features, like call transcripts, make tasks easier and more convenient.
The update also brings the June 2025 security patch to protect against threats.

It’s about 5GB, so users should connect to Wi-Fi and back up their data before downloading. To check for the update, go to Settings > Software Update > Download and Install. Samsung’s focus on updating budget phones like the Galaxy A06 shows its commitment to keeping all devices current.

The company plans to bring One UI 7 to more Galaxy phones and tablets soon. Users in Brazil can enjoy these new features now, with other regions likely to follow.

Samsung has kicked off the One UI 8 Watch Beta Program in the US and South Korea, letting Galaxy Watch users try new features before the official release. This update, based on Wear OS 6, is available for the Galaxy Watch 7 (Bluetooth and T-Mobile versions) and Galaxy Watch Ultra (T-Mobile only).

Other models, like special editions (except the Golf edition), can’t join the beta. The update, marked by version ZYFE, is a hefty 1.8GB download. This new software makes using your watch easier and keeps you connected right from your wrist. It brings fresh Samsung Health tools to help you stay on top of your physical and mental health.

You’ll find features like Bedtime Guidance to improve sleep, Vascular Load to check stress levels, a Running Coach for personalized workouts, and an Antioxidant Index to track healthy aging. These tools aim to build better daily habits for long-term wellness.

To try it, Galaxy Watch 7 or Ultra owners in the US or South Korea can sign up through the Samsung Members app. The beta program lets you test these features early and share feedback to shape the final version. Samsung plans to roll out the stable update in Q3 2025, likely with the Galaxy Watch 8 series launch in July.

Samsung has released the One UI 8 Beta 3 update for the Galaxy S25 series, reintroducing the popular “Back Swipe Preview” feature. This tool makes navigation easier by showing a quick glimpse of the previous screen when you swipe back.

The feature was briefly removed in One UI 8 Beta 2 but is now back with improvements, showing Samsung’s effort to listen to user feedback and refine the experience. The Back Swipe Preview builds on Android 15’s back gesture system. When you swipe from the screen’s edge, you see a preview of the earlier screen before finishing the gesture.

This helps you avoid accidentally leaving apps and makes navigation smoother. Samsung also added a stylish glow effect, replacing the plain arrow from One UI 7, giving it a fresh look.
To turn on this feature, go to Settings > Advanced Features > Labs and switch it on. Right now, it works mainly with Samsung’s built-in apps and some Google apps, but more apps might support it later.

The update also fixes issues like faster loading for Modes and Routines menus, better swipe-to-type on the keyboard, and smoother S Pen input. These changes make the phone feel more polished and user-friendly.

Samsung is preparing for the stable One UI 8 release, expected in late July 2025. Galaxy S25 users can test the feature early by joining the beta program through the Samsung Members app. This update shows Samsung’s focus on making navigation simple and intuitive for Galaxy users.